Frankie Kazarian praises Christopher Daniels.
Daniels seemingly confirmed his retirement from in-ring competition on the January 22nd episode of AEW Dynamite, as he said that his doctors advised him not to wrestle again after he lost to Hangman Page in a Texas Death Match at AEW Collision: Maximum Carnage.
Frankie Kazarian then took to Twitter/X to share his thoughts on Daniels' apparent retirement, as he said that there was no way to articulate what Daniels meant to him as an opponent, a tag team partner, or as a friend and brother. Kazarian said that Daniels' contributions to wrestling would never be realized, and he loved every minute he worked with Daniels.
There's no way to articulate what @facdaniels means to me. As an opponent, a tag team partner, or most importantly as a best friend and brother. His contributions to our sport will never be realized. I love you CD. Bad Influence, The Addiction or SCU. I loved every single minute. pic.twitter.com/Obk0VzmpVW
— -- Frankie Kazarian -- (@FrankieKazarian) January 23, 2025
Kazarian and Daniels had a successful run as a tag team. They were known as Bad Influence, The Addiction, or SCU at different points. The duo held tag team titles in ROH and TNA. They had a run together in AEW, but they were forced to split up when The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) beat them in 2021.
Daniels commented on his career. Click here to see what he had to say.
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