The True Story Of Daniel Bryan's YES Movement 

It did, and it worked

Fkn crybabies.

Y’all going to kill that shit as soon he wins that belt let that shit backfire

Cody isnt half the champion or man

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But don't you think it was just too obvious for him to win that match at WrestleMania 30? Why not just keep the match as unpredictable as possible. Do not have him go up against triple h in The opening match

They already have a Yes Movement documentary explicitly stating that the plan for Bryan was a midcard Sheamus match _until_ that whiner Punk quit and it became apparent that Batista was getting booed. WWE has dropped the ball on a lot of stuff, but the Yes Movement was one of the things where they took their real life drama and made it into a powerful storytelling moment and put up the fan favorite. Pity Bryan's injuries caught up with him after that.

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Idk why people say that all the time. He’s really not even top 5..

But behind the scenes with Vince McMahon: I don't even know why everybody likes this guy so much he's not Brock Lesnar he's not big and strong. Ugh give him the championship and then he can drop it in two months

@@attiepollard7847 Vince's thought process needs to be studied by science. In an industry who's foundation is literally fan service, this guy managed for 40 years to totally shit on the very people who continued to show up in droves to support his business and he got away with it. FOR 40 YEARS. Maybe we all need to be examined? LOL

@@FloridaManRacer people always say this, but he's been behind the best storylines in wrestling history...

@@handleunavailable I don't deny that one bit. All I'm saying is in most businesses, if you piss off your customer base as much as he willingly did for 40 years, the business is out of business lol.

Still doesn't make it good.

But that WrestleMania 30 match was to damn obvious. It should have just been on one-on-one match with Randy Orton instead of bringing in Batista after third guy..

@@attiepollard7847 it’s what happened after Vince and Executives shot themselves in the foot having Batista return and face Orton but not a single person wanted that. Causing The crew to last second change course and have Bryan challenge the members (minus Flair) of Evolution for the Title.

That WrestleMania 30 match was just too obvious to predict. They could have just kept it between him and Randy Orton..

​@@attiepollard7847 shut up geek

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True but don't you think they could have made it a little bit more unpredictable to the point where the fans wouldn't even predict him winning the championship? They should have copied what they did with Chris Benoit WrestleMania 20 because lots of the fans did not predict he was going to win the championship.

@@attiepollard7847 I was 9 when the Benoit push happened and predicted it. He was being screwed since before the Rumble. He had to win at Mania. Didn't stop it being my favourite wrestling moment.

I didn't even see Bryan vs orton vs Batista because I switched off TV after Taker's match.

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That's why he hasn't done one on them. Hell most westerners only have heard of Jumping Bomb Angels from that time.

Yeah, they were a legit top drawers for AJW. This created the school girl fangirling boom. But unfortunately the then "you must retire at the age of 25" policy was just dumb and the management of AJW realize this policy and later removed it in the late 80s.

it's interesting how the guys the fans want to cheer versus the guys the company wants us to cheer are completely the opposite. especially nowadays. 'Roman Reigns sucks, he's been over for years, give us someone new' 'DID I HEAR YOU WANT MORE ROMAN REIGNS?!'

@@woobgamer5210 That was more of Vince being adamant in his refusal to do what the fans wanted...a "universe" he had grown to really despise.

And the minute he got his belt he fell of and thd movement died

@@lj-jf2xt False none of that you said is true in the slightest.

@@PrizeJ tye injury fucked him and set him back for quite a while. Before he returned and the title reign wasn't anything to praise either after he actually won the gold wat was there to be excited for the struggle was over , he got injured and at the time the people moved on

because you’re a little PG kid that’s why. I am so glad that I grew up with The Attitude era and ruthless Aggression era. I was so disappointed when they made the Daniel Bryan storyline in 2014. When Batista won the royal rumble he was supposed to face Orton at Wrestlemania and he was supposed win the WWE world heavyweight championship And then we would have a rivalry Between Batista and Brock lesnar at Summerslam Imagine the promos and matches. But these PG kids wanted daniel Bryan so much that Vince had no choice but change the plans. So we got a boring daniel Bryan story His title reigns were also so horrible due to his injuries all the time so it was all nonsense I still think it would be better if we had Batista winning at Mania main event and then have a storyline with Brock lesnar. True OG ruthless Aggression and Attitude era Fans would agree with my comment

@@elmaz46 get out of the past grandpa nobody cares anymore! And I actually love the attitude era but give it up bruh it’s bout that time, It’s wrestling the Daniel Bryan story line was amazing you see the amount of support he was getting nobody else but you and probably a few other 45 year old attitude era fiends feel that it was boring get yo ass on

Only smark and lazy fan care about him

@@amoghsawant3801 That is my opinion yes.

@@justinsutter3602 that's a useless opinion. So every world champion supposed to be a bodybuilder with nine packs right? What about the guys that don't get a body like a Greek god but just normal size but with good athleticism?

@@attiepollard7847 It is not a useless opinion at all, there are plenty of non-body builders who are awesome athletes, Daniel just isn't one of them. Fedor doesn't look the part at all at MMA, he looks like a plumber with a gut, but he is far and away the GOAT of the sport. He isn't "great for his size", or any caveat like that, he was better than the rest. Daniel is one of the shortest guys in Wrestling, has nothing beyond average Joe strength, never did anything at all that impressed me in the ring, has nowhere near the athleticism of a Seth Rollins or prime Shawn Michaels. I did not make the statement because "he doesn't look like a bodybuilder", I made it because that is one of so many things that aren't going for him. In no single area at all does he excel beyond other examples I can give. I'm not trying to hate on him, but the embrace of him IS because people feel themselves represented by him as someone with attainable looks etc. I am NOT trying to be a jerk, I'm just stating it as I see it. If Daniel and Seth do a flip off the top rope, Seth does it beautifully and the crowd is amazed but when Daniel does it, it looks sloppy and the only thought going through my mind is "why is this guy loved by so many, never for one second has he wowed me with anything he has done".

@@justinsutter3602 imagine thinking charisma is the same as muscles

This ain't the first time missing man did not listen to anybody but also got told off by wrestlers after the act was over. Remember WrestleMania 11? Shawn Michaels told Vince that he cannot do that finish against Kevin Nash because it will make him look bad but know he ordered it anyway and then after the match is over with HBK with the balls he had told "vince you can do your business but you don't know certain things that work"

Actually Vince McMahon could have actually won this beef with the fans. Have Daniel Bryan go over at SummerSlam but have him lose the belt to Orton at the next month's following pay-per-view. The following pay-per-view in October they go at each other for a third time but it's a draw because both wrestlers are trying to cheat to win. By this time he's not that popular with the fans. Have him win a number one contender ship at the elimination chamber pay-per-view for wrestlemania. But have his championship match as the co main event to undertaker and Brock Lesnar. At the end of the match Daniel Bryans goes over and it's celebrated but it's not the enthusiastic occasion like it was for him at WrestleMania 30.

The fiend?

Yeah kofimania is my favorite story of last 10 years. I think the involvement of Vince made the difference in two of them. No matter what Vince is one of the best heels ever.

The G.W.O.A.T

I think that was the whole problem with this main event at WrestleMania 30 it was too damn predictable. I think they should have let Daniels win a SummerSlam but lose the belt again at the next month's pay-per-view. From September all the way to January keep having him lose and try to make Randy Orton the ultimate Heel that can't be beaten even in fans minds. Have Daniel Bryan earn a number one contender ship at the elimination chamber pay-per-view. By this time before WrestleMania he won't be that much popular and probably won't even be predicted to actually win the belt against Randy Orton but he pulls off the upset at the end. That should have been the plan

Still no idea how the Snyder Cut happened. They were loud but how many DC Universe movie fans are out there? Clearly not as many as there were for the Nolan films.

Yes, Batista knew the movement is really hot and he knew he would be booed out in this, he tried to convince but Vince didn't listen.

You do know undertaker could actually veto that loss against Brock Lesnar at wm 30. That blame goes on the dead man himself by not telling Vince I'm going to not put over Brock Lesnar

​​@@urbaindelva7869Undertaker didn't care about streak. Broking streak is worst decision wwe made.

YEAH

Everyone would have understood that Taker is going to lose if it went last. Like I got it as soon as it was announced that Roman vs taker will be the main event.

@@ananyaraizada7657 I don't think so I think we would have been like this is interesting