Daniel Bryan says he will put family ahead of his career when evaluating medical test results on his concussions

Daniel Bryan says he will put family ahead of his career when evaluating medical test results on his concussions. “All the tests that I’m taking are all saying that not only am I good, but better than your average person who’s never had any concussions,” he said in a new interview with Busted Open radio last Thursday.

He said there is an 85 percent chance he will wrestle again, and he thinks merely a 20 percent chance WWE will clear him to wrestle. That means, he believes his most likely future is wrestling again, but outside of WWE.

He also says that in 2013 he wrestled 227 matches that year for the WWE and that he would never want to wrestle that type of schedule again. He believes if the WWE were to clear him, he would wrestle a much lighter schedule than previously.

In 2013, #SDLive GM @WWEDanielBryan wrestled 227 matches for the #WWE. He says if they were to clear him, they'd likely give him a lighter schedule, but is only 20% confident that he'll be cleared. pic.twitter.com/IiQoowWDjT

— SiriusXM Busted Open (@BustedOpenRadio) November 13, 2017

#SDLive GM @WWEDanielBryan says if a test told him he couldn't wrestle he wouldn't because his family is his top priority, but right now the tests are showing he's healthier than most. pic.twitter.com/1qSymkvKcG

— SiriusXM Busted Open (@BustedOpenRadio) November 13, 2017

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