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#1 A miracle on Bourbon Street (WrestleMania 30)
It was the culmination of months of antagonism, not just to Daniel Bryan, but to WWE's own fanbase, who insisted that their man do something better than having a throwaway match with Sheamus in the middle of the card.
Through twists and turns that were as much a test to the fans as they were to Daniel Bryan, the Yes Movement rallied. Daniel Bryan was forced into the main event through a fan revolt, but that didn't mean he would win.
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When he finally did, it was a moment of catharsis unparalleled in WWE history. By virtue of Daniel Bryan's victory, fans too, felt like they had won. Everyone shared the spoils of the campaign in a euphoric burst that careened and permeated through the Mercedes Benz Superdome.
And shockingly enough, Michael Cole, usually the robotic voice of the company that had antagonized Bryan and fans for so long, was as overjoyed as everyone else. He did some of his career best work here, making the moment even more timeless.
