Bryan Danielson is loving life in AEW as a part of the Blackpool Fight Membership (BCC) and needs that the group by no means splits up.

Danielson lately spoke to “Sports activities Illustrated,” the place he expressed his need to maintain the group intact. He identified that the group caught collectively even when Danielson and fellow BCC member Jon Moxley confronted one another within the closing of the AEW World Championship event final September.

“I really like this group. This ought to be a bunch that by no means breaks up,” said the previous WWE star. “Mox and I’ve wrestled for the reason that BCC began, we wrestled within the championship event [last fall]. That did not trigger any disturbances within the BCC. That is the story of the BCC. When the BCC loses, we’ll shake palms and return to coaching the subsequent day.”

The BCC has run roughshod over AEW over the past yr and a half and has had a variety of brutal and hard-hitting matches. The group initially consisted of simply Moxley and Danielson and was managed by William Regal, who joined them after his WWE exit. Wheeler Yuta was introduced into the fold just a few months later after going through Moxley on “AEW Rampage,” which Moxley later stated was not deliberate. The ultimate and fourth member added to the group was Claudio Castagnoli, previously often called Cesaro in WWE, who joined them when he debuted on the Forbidden Door pay-per-view final June.

Konosuke Takeshita has additionally sided with the BCC now and again after he turned heel at the Double or Nothing present earlier this yr. The group has remained unchanged for the reason that addition of Castagnoli, though they misplaced their supervisor, William Regal, who stop AEW in December to rejoin WWE.