Though an injury keeps him from wrestling, Daniel Bryan has no problem grappling with his wife over Black Friday.
The WWE Superstar, who has missed several months with a head injury, took to Instagram to share that he is taking part in the Buy Nothing Day movement to lash out at Friday's big shopping spree. Bryan said his efforts are happening as part of an "international protest against consumerism."
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While Bryan was lashing out at the holiday, his wife, WWE Diva Brie Bella, and her sister, Nikki, were promoting the sales for their Black Friday merchandise. The Bella Twins invited fans to "join the Bella army" on Twitter by enjoying 75 percent off hundreds of deals on WWE-relate items.
The WWE used the twins as the face of their sale, basically making Bryan's wife the representation of the very thing he's fighting. Looks like there's trouble in the Danielson household, at least when it comes to Black Friday.
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Black Friday is HERE! 100s of deals + 25% off with code FRIDAY Join the #BellaArmy! #WWEShop https://t.co/7stzmwTdSo pic.twitter.com/FxYxnNb1Lw — Nikki & Brie (@BellaTwins) November 27, 2015
When it comes to the debate of the day, Bryan may have a greater leg to stand on than his wife. Black Friday is supposed to ring in the holiday season, but instead, it brings out the worst in people. From shoppers getting trampled to consumers packing yule tide punches, the day after Thanksgiving is often an utter disaster.
Already this year, kids and adults have engaged in fisticuffs over sales, giving Bryan's argument a lot of credibility.
When someone takes the last pair of Jordan's on Black Friday. pic.twitter.com/25IZnEk4Zk
— 'nati (@NSudenga) November 27, 2015
Bryan and Bella are definitely on different sides of the fence when it comes to promoting Black Friday. Hopefully they'll find peace over the weekend because Cyber Monday is looming.
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