WWE's Daniel Bryan is an example of wrestling's new generation of low-key stars

Daniel Bryan is not what most people would envision when picturing a professional wrestler. He's not a huge man; he's not even a particularly large man. In the bowels of Verizon Center a few hours before a recent taping of WWE's "Monday Night Raw," he stands at equal -- or even lesser -- height as the various non-grapplers who are milling about. He wears a flannel shirt with baggy jeans, and his full, shaggy beard is the only aspect of his appearance that would make casual bystanders give him a ...