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Danhausen Reunites With Former AEW Star In WWE

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Danhausen continues to be very nice, very evil in situations over in WWE, with a recent moment seeing him reunited with an AEW star.

Making his WWE debut at Elimination Chamber on February 28, Danhausen has spent his time cursing a variety of stars on Raw and SmackDown, clearly embracing his ‘free agent’ roster status.

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One star to have avoided being cursed is NXT’s Ethan Page, with the pair having shared time over in AEW.

A familiar face on Page’s vlogs, Danhausen recently interrupted a WWE photoshoot for the NXT star, mimicking his stance and declaring:

“Hey, Egon. Long time, no see.”

Page was momentarily shocked into silence to be reunited with Danhausen, before declaring:

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“No. No.”

The NXT star would share an example of the images captured by the photoshoot, further demonstrating his attitude to the appearance of Danhausen.

The Very Nice, Very Evil Power Of Danhausen

Yet to compete in a WWE ring, Danhausen’s free agent status could see him turn up on NXT, with the star also recently revealing some ambitious goals ahead of WrestleMania 42.

With his Elimination Chamber debut, in which he was revealed as the occupant of the wooden crate that had been seen on Raw and SmackDown, leaving some baffled and others disappointed, merch sales have left WWE “pleased” with the star’s reception.

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Following his debut, it was reported that there were those in WWE that didn’t want the star to be signed, with Dave Meltzer going so far as to draw comparisons with the Gobbledy Gooker, the turkey ‘mascot’ that was revealed at Survivor Series in 1990 only to end up practically vanishing weeks later, making infrequent appearances in subsequent years.

That said, there is clear faith in the star in his current role, as he has cursed the likes of Dominik Mysterio, The New Day, The Miz and, most recently, the YouTuber IShowSpeed.

A WWE Hall of Fame induction is clearly a long shot over WrestleMania 42 week, despite Danhausen’s belief that The Undertaker should induct him, but plans remain unclear for the star going into the upcoming Premium Live Event.

With WrestleMania 42 taking place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, however, there are undoubtedly plentiful opportunities for a showman the calibre of Danhausen to interact with fans and stars alike, be it on SmackDown, Raw or the two-night event itself.

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