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Bryan Danielson does not use the “yes” chant in AEW, claiming he respects WWE’s intellectual property.
In an interview on Rasslin with Brandon Walker, Danielson said that while he will lead others to sing, he won’t do it himself. He said this was due to a conversation with Kevin Dunn before his debut with AEW.
“I don’t do it myself because I respect WWE’s intellectual property,” Danielson said. “I don’t think anything legal, they didn’t threaten anything legally. So I had a great conversation with Kevin Dunn with WWE before he debuted with AEW. I’ve been very frank with WWE about ‘Okay, I want to let you know I’m leaving. It’s my first date and all that stuff. They politely asked me to respect their intellectual property, even some of the things that could not be legally enforced. I’m doing my best to do it.
Danielson debuted for AEW at All Out on September 5, choosing AEW over WWE after his contract with WWE expired earlier this year. In his last match for WWE, he lost to Roman Reigns in a WWE Universal title match where his career was on the line.
Ahead of his AEW ring debut tomorrow at Dynamite: Grand Slam, Danielson wrote an article that was posted to the Player’s Tribune thanking WWE.
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