Although Bryan Danielson’s full-time wrestling career is over, he’s not ruling out a return to the ring in the future. The American Dragon wrapped up his career last fall in AEW alongside his wife, Brie, and their two kids. Earlier this summer he faced Max Caster on AEW Collision. When asked in an interview if there’s any way that the Danielsons could ever team up in a wrestling ring again, Bryan notes that “there is a world where that can happen.”

“Maybe. There is a world where that can happen,” Danielson told UNSCRIPTED by Josh Mansour (h/t: Fightful). “If we did it, it wouldn’t be a full-time run or anything like that. I think it would be something to where it’s so our kids can see it. Our kids would really enjoy it. There is a world where Brie and I would do a tag team match together so our kids can see it.

Both of our kids see their dad as a wrestler. They know that their mom wrestled, but they don’t see her as a wrestler because she hasn’t wrestled much since they’ve been born. I think it would be really cool for us as a family to do a tag match where our kids can see it, and they can see their mom and dad doing this thing that they love.”

Presently, Danielson is a commentator for All Elite Wrestling’s flagship show, Dynamite on Wednesday nights. Brie hasn’t wrestled since the 2022 Women’s Royal Rumble. However, since her twin sister Nikki returned to WWE earlier this year, rumors of her return are flying. But, according to Brie, WWE hasn’t made an effort to sign her. Last April, Nikki admitted to nearly reaching out to Tony Khan to discuss appearing in AEW. At the time, the stars just weren’t aligning.

Stay tuned to VICE for news on AEW and Danielson’s wrestling future.

Wardlow is back in All Elite Wrestling.

The former TNT Champion appeared following Kazuchika Okada’s Unified Championship defense against Swerve Strickland. Okada used a steel chair to damage the knee of his challenger and that’s when Wardlow returned to strike. He then aligned himself with The Don Callis Family, but not without a staredown from Konosuke Takeshita. It appears that this move was made to write Swerve off television.

Wardlow Returns at AEW/NJPW Forbidden Door

Last week’s AEW Dynamite commentary mentioned that Swerve had been checked out for a knee injury. As reported by Fightful Select, he’s been battling a torn meniscus since 2019. He was able to rest the injury and return to the ring, but it appears that he has reaggravated it. There is a possibility he will require surgery, keeping him off television for an undetermined amount of time.

After losing the TNT Championship in late 2023, Wardlow struggled to find a place on the card and the momentum fizzled out. Heading into 2024, he earned a #1 Contender’s opportunity for the World Championship held by Samoa Joe, but he lost on AEW Dynamite. He was briefly aligned with the Undisputed Kingdom when Adam Cole was revealed as The Devil, but that ship ran its course too.

Around that time, Matt Taven revealed Wardlow had been battling an injury which was partly why he hadn’t been in the ring. “Wardlow’s out with a knee injury, and as a guy with plenty of knee injuries in the past, they can be tricky, “Taven told the Stick To Wrestling podcast. “You start to think they’re one thing, then they’re another. You think, ‘Oh, I can get away with doing this or that,’ and it seems to be more serious. I think he’s just trying to figure out the best treatment plan to get him back on track.”

Wardlow wasn’t the only star to return at the pay-per-view. A former AEW Women’s World Champion who has been out of the ring since May, aligned with Queen Aminata.

Stay tuned to VICE for updates on AEW/NJPW Forbidden Door.