5 things that may happen if Daniel Bryan wins the Intercontinental Championship

#1 The IC Title becomes prestigious again

It has been evident that Daniel Bryan elevates everything he is involved with. Whether it was a comedy tag team with a monster, a mega-heel run with the WWE Championship or a Tag Team Championship run with Erick Rowan, he made us care about each and every thing he did.

If he becomes the Intercontinental Champion, expect Bryan to work his magic again. Just like how The Miz and Seth Rollins enhanced the value of the IC Title, the 'Leader of the Yes Movement' will likely do wonders for the belt and make it feel important again.

This harkens back to the weekly open challenges point, which would feature the Intercontinental Championship in weekly showcase matches. It could become the hottest title in WWE in about a month or two if Bryan is allowed to be consistent in his work.

Right now, the title does not feel that important after bouncing around in meaningless feuds since the end of 2018 when Rollins lost it to Dean Ambrose. Now could be the time when the title once considered to be the most prestigious is the company could go back to those glory days.

If Daniel Bryan becomes the Intercontinental Champion, his potential reign could be as good as, if not better than when Rollins and Miz were champion. This could be a true return to the glory days for the IC Title, as well as a huge improvement in the quality of Friday Night SmackDown.

If Bryan brings home the gold at 'Mania, everybody wins!

About the author

Divesh Merani is a dedicated sports writer and specialises in creating WWE content. He has been contributing on Sportskeeda since 2018, after years of developing a passion for football and pro wrestling.

Divesh has also represented Sportskeeda at multiple WWE-related events in India, including when Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley visited the country. In 2022, he became an Assistant Content Manager at Sportskeeda but continues to regularly write news and listicles that cover the past, present, and future of WWE's product.

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