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Daniel Bryan On CM Punk’s UFC 203 Loss, If He Watched It, Plusses And Minuses Of Being Back On TV
- Updated: September 13, 2016
Source: Philly Voice
WWE SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan was recently interviewed by The Philly Voice, who was promoting tonight’s SmackDown taping in Philadelphia. Below are a couple of highlights:
CM Punk’s fight at UFC 203:
“I did watch the fight. Punk and I have never been best friends or anything like that. I don’t even think I have his number in my phone, but I really support him in that fight. I was really hoping he would win. The reality is that even though he lost, he was dead on in his promo afterwards. It’s the whole thing with me and him, and guys like Sami Zayn and Neville even trying to wrestle. Right? It’s just this idea of you have this dream that everybody tells you that you can’t do, but you just keep going after it. Sometimes, you’re not successful, right? He wasn’t “successful” in the fight. But he fought a professional fight in UFC. That’s crazy! You know? It’s crazy and it’s awesome and he may have lost and he may have gotten beat up, but hey, he tried it. How many people would be afraid because of their ego to not …