The long-awaited showdown between Bryan Danielson and Nigel McGuinness finally took place on tonight’s AEW Grand Slam Dynamite, marking the culmination of nearly two decades of rivalry. Fans eagerly tuned in to see if Danielson, who had been uncertain of his clearance to compete, would rise to the challenge.

As the show kicked off, the tension mounted. With Jim Ross calling the potential championship match, Nigel McGuinness stood in the ring, awaiting Danielson’s arrival. Danielson’s AEW theme music played, teasing the crowd with anticipation—only for Final Countdown to hit, marking Bryan Danielson’s triumphant entrance.

The match itself was a fierce, physical contest, showcasing both competitors’ technical prowess. After an intense back-and-forth, Danielson locked McGuinness in a submission hold, forcing his long-time rival to tap out, securing a hard-fought victory.

However, the drama didn’t end there. Christian Cage made his way to the ramp, threatening to cash in his title opportunity by signing a contract he had in hand. But in a surprise twist, Kip Sabian swiped Cage’s pen, preventing him from sealing the deal. As Cage stormed backstage, he was met by none other than Claudio Castagnoli and Pac, both staring him down, adding yet another layer of intrigue to the AEW title scene.

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With Bryan Danielson victorious and Christian Cage lurking with a potential title shot, AEW’s Grand Slam Dynamite left fans with more questions than answers. Will Cage get his chance, and what role will Castagnoli and Pac play in the unfolding drama?

What did you think of Bryan Danielson’s victory over Nigel McGuinness, and how do you see Christian Cage’s contract situation playing out? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Steve Carrier

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