Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella became proud parents of a baby girl, a couple of days back. The entire pro-wrestling fraternity was thrilled with this news. This is perhaps the most anticipated baby birth in the history of WWE, so far. This is due to the hype created by the Total Divas storyline where we get to see the daily lives of the Bella Twins.
Now, obviously we have not seen the details of the baby birth on the just wrapped season but the upcoming season will definitely focus on that. The second season of the Total Bellas is also coming in the fall.
Meanwhile, numerous superstars from the WWE have congratulated Daniel Bryan in this overwhelming moment. The list included the Raw GM, Kurt Angle with whom Bryan was supposed to get a dream match. Angle took the most humorous way possible while wishing the Smackdown GM. Take a look at the tweet.
Congrats @WWEDanielBryan & Brie @BellaTwins on their newborn baby girl. We may never wrestle each other but our daughters will!! #WMania54
— Kurt Angle (@RealKurtAngle) May 11, 2017
In a sarcastic way, Angle stated that in Wrestlemania 54 we would see Bryan’s baby girl going against Angle’s girl. It would be Birdie Joe Danielson squaring off against Nikoletta Angle with their father’s in their corner.
As stated earlier, the pro-wrestling industry has always wanted to see a dream match between Angle and Bryan. But, considering the current scenario this has the least possibility to happen.
Bryan’s WWE contract will expire in a few months in 2018. He has already given an interview to Inside the Ropes saying that he intends to wrestle again and so will not renew the contract. In case you don’t know, WWE will never allow him to wrestle again due to their strict injury policies. This is the reason why they forced to take him retirement from in-ring competition.
Angle, on the other hand, has just returned to the WWE as a Hall of Famer and the Raw GM. He is also expected to compete in some of the marquee matches in the upcoming big PPVs. So, he will stick to the WWE for at least a couple of years or more wiping out the chances of a potential match between the two in-ring technicians.