Chosen Suffering: Brie Bella & Daniel Bryan Detail Legendary WWE Return – “This Comeback’s Different”

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Brie Bella appeared alongside Daniel Bryan on this week’s episode of the Nikki and Brie Show and spoke about her comeback. Thankful that her husband had been helping her train during her stint back in the ring, she talked about being 42 and having had two children. She especially noted how much effort she had to put into her craft to be able to compete with the current generation.

Bella also detailed how her body had been relearning different things that it hadn’t been used to in a long time. She spoke about the conditioning of the body, the bumps she has to take, and that her brain hurts at times.

“Everyone can definitely tell you’re [Daniel Bryan] my coach. Which I love. And you know for a lot of you I know you feel like this comeback’s different. […] But just cuz its hard work and you know, when your body hasn’t done it a while and you’re taking those back bumps and you’re relearning different things and your brain’s hurting, just so many-the conditioning. And there’s a lot that goes into it. It can be really tough,” Bella said.

Daniel Bryan agreed with her stance and called pro wrestling “chosen suffering,” after the title of a book he’d once read, which was written by an amateur wrestling coach. He noted that it was the same with pro wrestling.

“There’s a great book that Marks recommended to me, called Chosen Suffering, it’s by an amateur wrestling coach, but that’s what pro wrestling is too. It is chosen suffering. I love it,” Bryan said.

You can check out the video below:

WWE Star Had A Message For Brie Bella

Lainey Reed of Fatal Influence locked horns with Brie Bella on the July 3 episode of SmackDown.

Reed defeated the veteran in under four minutes, with a little help from the rest of Fatal Influence. After her victory, the 27-year-old took a shot at the Hall of Famer who had returned to the ring this year after a decade.

“Happy what is it, 10 years back? 10 years and … Well, maybe you should have waited 10 more because Lainey Reid, has got it like that,” Reed said.

Meanwhile, Brie Bella and Paige continue to hold the Women’s Tag Team Title, with various teams eyeing their gold. And now, Fatal Influence will take on the champs at the upcoming Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 18.

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