AEW Remains Hopeful About Bryan Danielson’s Recovery Time After Broken Orbital Bone

Bryan Danielson went out of action after he suffered a broken orbital bone in a match against Andrade. He was written off television, and now we have some hope that The American Dragon will wrestle again this year.

Ringside News provided complete coverage of AEW Dynamite this week. They brought quite a show to Louisville, Kentucky. During the opening match of Claudio vs Orange Cassidy, they dropped a bit of an update on Bryan Danielson.

Excalibur said Bryan Danielson will be back “hopefully by the end of the year.” This was not an official prognosis, but it certainly means that AEW is hopeful that Danielson will be back in the next two months.

According to Helpline, typically, individuals can resume work or school approximately one week after undergoing surgery for a right orbital fracture. However, it’s essential to heed your doctor’s guidance, which may include avoiding heavy lifting or strenuous physical activities for a minimum of three weeks.

That being said, with Bryan Danielson just having surgery over the last couple of days, it appears that his in-ring return could go down. Perhaps, AEW fans will see him recover in time for their December pay-per-view.

AEW Worlds End will take place on Saturday, December 30th from Long Island’s Nassau Coliseum. We will keep a close eye on Bryan Danielson’s situation for more updates.

What’s your take on Bryan Danielson making a return by the end of 2023? Let us know what you think in the comments!