Wheeler Yuta turns around and returns to Rampaging BCC after the AEW WrestleDream main event

Bryan Danielson's full-time wrestling career is officially over as he lost the AEW World Championship to Jon Moxley in the main event of AEW WrestleDream, and if you think that was shocking, what Wheeler Yuta did afterward will , like a slap in the face.

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After the result of the match was determined, Marina Shafir returned to ringside after being thrown out by Bryce Remsburg. She was accompanied by Claudio Castagnoli and PAC, with Castagnoli carrying a duffel bag into which Moxley placed his newly won title belt, but that wasn't the only bag they brought with them. Similar to the end of Danielson's match with Jack Perry at All Out, Shafir gave Moxley a plastic bag with the intention of smothering Danielson a second time until Wheeler Yuta and Darby Allin came out to protect “The American Dragon”. . or so the fans thought.

Despite being visibly shaken by Danielson's treatment in recent weeks, Yuta surprised Allin with a Busaiku knee and in the process rejoined the Blackpool Combat Club. Allin was then tied to the ring ropes by PAC and Shafir and watched as Yuta pledged his loyalty to the faction that raised him and tried to put an end to the attack, which also included Private Party and Jeff Jarrett.

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As if that wasn't enough, Castagnoli then brought a chair into the ring and placed it around the neck of Danielson's lifeless body. Moxley said a prayer for his former friend before Castagnoli stomped on the chair as hard as he could, keeping his foot on it for added impact. This prompted more AEW locker room members to enter the ring to evict the BCC. Orange Cassidy, Mark Briscoe, HOOK, Daniel Garcia and even Adam Cole, who had just returned from injury that evening, came to Danielson's aid. However, there was nothing to do but watch as Danielson was loaded onto a stretcher by medical personnel and carefully lifted out of the ring as the pay-per-view broadcast went off the air in a sea of ​​shock, horror and silence.