Bryan Danielson has confirmed he has not signed a new contract with All Elite Wrestling.

Danielson addressed his current status during an interview with Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.

No, just Tony and I were talking on Friday, and he said, ‘We’ve got this All-In on sale event.’ I said, ‘Oh, do you want me to come? I’d love to.’ He goes, ‘Yeah, I’d love to see you.’ So here I am.

The American Dragon was present at AEW’s All In press event in December 2024 despite his uncontracted status.

Danielson has not appeared on AEW television since losing the World Championship to Jon Moxley at WrestleDream 2024.

Before his match at All In London last year, Danielson confirmed he was working without a contract and did not sign a new deal before the WrestleDream loss.

His future in professional wrestling remains uncertain as he recovers from injury.

Saraya has confirmed her upcoming memoir will include details about her 2017 private photo leak.

The former AEW Women’s World Champion responded to a fan question on Twitter about the incident.

When asked, “Do you talk about when your nudes got leaked in there?” Saraya simply replied, “Yes,” through a quote-tweet.

Yes https://t.co/JWq8teFB1J— SARAYA (@Saraya) March 20, 2025

The wrestling star’s memoir releases on March 25. The book will cover this difficult chapter that Saraya has previously discussed in interviews.

Saraya has spoken openly about the emotional impact of the leak, revealing it caused “stress-induced anorexia” and led to suicidal thoughts.

Her family provided crucial support during this period. Saraya has shared that her father’s immediate response was reassuring: “I don’t care… Look at Kim Kardashian.”

Despite having control over social media and removing negative comments, Saraya struggled with real-world encounters.

Saraya has maintained that an ex-boyfriend leaked the content, despite his denial.

The book tour begins at the Horrorhound Film Festival in Cincinnati on March 22, followed by appearances at WrestleCon in Las Vegas on April 17, WrestleVerse Fest in Kansas City on June 29, and Monster-Mania Con in Cherry Hill, NJ on August 16.

Additional tour dates are expected to be announced soon.

Bryan Danielson has provided an update on his wrestling future following his AEW World Championship loss to Jon Moxley at WrestleDream 2024.

Danielson has not appeared on AEW television since dropping the title to his former stablemate.

During a recent interview with Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, Danielson addressed his current health situation and wrestling future.

I mean my priority is my health. I think of the odds of me wrestling again ever are probably 50:50 at this point. Because, you know, my desire is to not get neck surgery. If I can live comfortably without neck surgery, but it means that I wouldn’t get to wrestle again, I think I’d be okay with that trade off.

Danielson expressed hesitation about undergoing another neck procedure, citing negative past experiences.

I had neck surgery before and it wasn’t a good experience. And it kinda messed up my spine and the upper area for the rest of my life. Like, now my spine is altered. If we can get to a point where I’m a little bit more comfortable and without needing neck surgery, but they say, ‘You can’t wrestle anymore’, I think that’s a fair trade off. I had a good run, kid.

The American Dragon had previously announced intentions to step away from full-time wrestling after losing the championship.

Danielson won the AEW World Championship at All In: London 2024 when he defeated Swerve Strickland.

This reign extended his previously announced retirement timeline, which had been rumored to conclude around that event.