Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

In regards to Daniel Bryan’s push, a source reportedly claims that it is not the WWE creative team that didn’t want him getting revenge on The Authority, winning the WWE title, or getting some sort of symbolic win.

According to the source, no one on the team has the influence that Vince McMahon or Triple H do, and they both ultimately make the final call.

It's odd how that whole story really got no pay off and now it's just all Cena and Orton again...

I'm glade I didn't give WWE any more of my money after SummerSlam.

I'm glad I didn't give them any of my money after Mania 25.

I'm glad I didn't gave them any of my money since Wrestlemania 22  

^ ^^ ^^^ and that's why Daniel Bryan's push failed.
His obsessive fans don't give WWE money, why should they care about him?

I'm not even a fan of Danielson. I think he's good, but not that good.

I wasn't actually referring directly to you. Most D-Bry fans are internet fans. Same fans that stream PPVs rather than buy them. If their golden boy isn't making WWE money, how do they expect him to get pushed?

If WWE had a product worth watching I'd buy a few more pay per views  

Its funny how its only Daniel Bryans fans that dont buy the PPVs, John Cenas and Randy Ortons fans are ALWAYS buying the PPVs, right? Gotta love that logic.

I love how I said "always".

And yes, seeing as PPVs with Cena in the main event get much higher ratings, I'd say so.

I'm glad they took him out of that storyline. There is only so much Orton vs Bryan you could watch before it ended up boring. I quite enjoy his feud with the Wyatts with the promos and shit. So it's all good in my opinion.

Pushes take time though. They rushed that too quick and never allowed a proper pay off. I guarantee you if they either held back with the whole storyline until WrestleMania or had the end of it happen there, with Bryan finally winning the gold at Mania, it would have been a lot different. Those Yes and No chants are crazy on Raw every week. It fell flat because they put the belt on him twice and it taken from him twice. That won't get someone over.

I mean friggin' Austin was finally made at WrestleMania 14. Imagine trying to do that pay off on some bloody PPV no one gives a toss about? Even Bryan himself got further over at WM when he lost in a matter of seconds for crying out loud. WWE can't just rely on sodding Orton and Cena forever. It's becoming stale as fuck.

IMO, WWE had a chance to push Bryan into the next level by doing it at Mania. Instead, they pulled the trigger like half a year early (because the storyline idea was actually a good one, for the most part) and it fell flat, going back to the same old shit that's safe.

It's not too late to play him up at 'Mania, especially if they use the current angles to give us a breather on it.