Bryan Danielson and Chris Hero Spotted at CMLL Event

Chris Hero and Bryan Danielson sat in the crowd for the CMLL x AEW x ROH show.

The world of professional wrestling often sees crossover and unexpected moments, and a recent CMLL event in Mexico provided just that, as two prominent figures from All Elite Wrestling (AEW), Bryan Danielson and Chris Hero, were seen in the crowd, taking in the vibrant atmosphere of Mexican lucha libre.

The sighting occurred during the June 17th CMLL vs. AEW x ROH crossover event, which featured a thrilling main event between Bandido defending his ROH World Title against Mascara Dorada. While the in-ring action was undoubtedly captivating, many keen-eyed fans and wrestling journalists quickly noticed the familiar faces of Danielson and Hero among the attendees.

Both Danielson and Hero currently work behind the scenes for AEW, with Danielson also making sporadic in-ring appearances since transitioning away from a full-time wrestling schedule in 2024. Danielson has a history with CMLL, having wrestled for the promotion during his "retirement tour" last year, making this return to a CMLL event a natural fit for the technical wrestling maestro. Chris Hero, known for his incredible in-ring prowess and keen wrestling mind, has also been a valuable asset behind the scenes in AEW.

Their presence in the crowd immediately sparked conversation among fans, highlighting the collaborative spirit and mutual respect between various wrestling promotions. While it wasn't an official appearance or an indication of an immediate in-ring return for either man in CMLL, it served as a powerful visual of the interconnectedness of the global wrestling landscape.

The reaction from the crowd, and later on social media, was overwhelmingly positive, with fans thrilled to see two highly respected figures enjoying the unique spectacle of CMLL. It also fueled speculation about potential future collaborations or appearances, though nothing has been officially announced.

For Danielson, who has spoken openly about his health and a more limited wrestling schedule, simply being able to enjoy a high-quality wrestling event as a fan is a testament to his passion for the sport. For Hero, his appearance further solidifies his continued involvement and interest in the broader wrestling world.

As the wrestling landscape continues to evolve, these kinds of cross-promotional sightings only add to the excitement and unpredictability, reminding fans that the love for professional wrestling transcends company lines. The sight of Bryan Danielson and Chris Hero enjoying a CMLL event was a welcome surprise and a testament to the enduring appeal of lucha libre.

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