After over a decade away from the ring, AEW colour commentator Nigel McGuinness has come out of retirement in a giant approach, wrestling within the On line casino Gauntlet match at AEW All In, and now making ready, hopefully, for a match towards long-time rival Bryan Danielson at “AEW Grand Slam” subsequent week. With that a lot exercise, one can not help however really feel that McGuinness could have some unfinished enterprise in wrestling. However McGuinness, talking with “TVInsider,” means that’s not the case.
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“It is a lengthy journey for me,” McGuinness mentioned. “After I retired again in 2011 and did my documentary, that gave me a way of closure to some extent. After I was working in WWE, I had so a lot of my generational friends who went on to such success by way of fame and cash they made and by way of their potential to wrestle on that stage. There was at all times an itch there. There was a way of failure, not attaining my dream. However to a big extent, I discovered peace with that by the point Wembley got here round. There solely is Bryan who wants this squaring away in my head…”
As for what McGuinness is on the lookout for relating to this potential match with Danielson, it is actually fairly easy for the previous ROH World Champion.
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“I wish to present I used to be nearly as good as him and if I can beat him at Arthur Ashe, I can show that,” McGuinness mentioned. “It isn’t concerning the AEW title. It’s prestigious however I am not coming again to win the title, however coming again to indicate I used to be nearly as good as Bryan Danielson. That if fortune had given me the proper hand, I’d have had the identical success.”