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Bryan talks about how AEW embraces the evolution of professional wrestling with the times, his mission with Jon Moxley, and lessons he’s learned from both Vince McMahon and Tony Khan
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This week, Bryan Danielson joins David and Kaz on The Masked Man and shares his thoughts on moving on from the “YES” catchphrase (07:00), how AEW embraces the evolution of professional wrestling with the times (15:00), his mission with Jon Moxley (20:00), lessons he’s learned from both Vince McMahon and Tony Khan (49:00), and more!
Hosts: David Shoemaker and Kazeem Famuyide
Guest: Bryan Danielson
Producers: Jonathan Kermah and Brian H. Waters
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