Analyzing How Daniel Bryan Finds His Place in WWE Again After
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stories  A year ago, if you offered Daniel Bryan a 64-day reign
as WWE World Heavyweight Champion, he would have absolutely
snapped your hand off. There's no question about it, given how
he was marooned in the flailing tag division at that point.  But
fast-forward 12 months, and 64 days just hasn't been enough to
satisfy the needs of Bryan and his army of fans. Stripped of the
title in the cruelest of circumstances (a real-life injury
rather than a work-related one), Bryan and the WWE face a real
battle to regain the momentum he had before he left for neck
surgery.  The Yes! Movement was a roaring success, and it was a
10-month project that had ultimately rewarded everyone involved.
The fans had a genuine anti-Authority hero to purr over (the
first since "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, in truth), while the WWE
had an absolute diamond on their hands in Bryan.  But this is a
fast-moving company