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    Danhausen continues to ruin major WWE star’s life following SmackDown loss

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    WWE star Danhausen continued to taunt his rival following this week’s edition of SmackDown. The Detroit-born star debuted with the company at Elimination Chamber earlier this year in Chicago.

    Danhausen continued to ruin a major WWE star’s life following this week’s episode of SmackDown. The Miz battled Axiom tonight on SmackDown, and Danhausen kept turning the lights off during the bout. Axiom emerged victorious and got a great reaction from the crowd in his home country of Spain.

    Following the loss, The A-Lister took to social media to share a video. However, the former AEW star interrupted The Miz’s social media video, and you can check it out in the post below.

    “He’s even ruining my TikTok’s. I’m going to hurt him really bad,” he wrote.

    The popular star spent several years in All Elite Wrestling before joining WWE. The popular star was barely featured on television by AEW and performed more on the independent wrestling scene during his tenure with the company.

    Since joining WWE, the 35-year-old has become a fan favorite and a major merchandise seller for the promotion. The Miz is in an alliance with Kit Wilson on SmackDown. Kit Wilson took to social media earlier today to reveal why he was not allowed in Spain for tonight’s show.

    WWE legend praises Danhausen for his success in the company

    Wrestling icon The Godfather recently praised Danhausen and noted that the business had changed over the years.

    Speaking on Sportshadow Wrestling, The Godfather wished the veteran the best and noted that he wished he were still in the business today. The legend used to portray the outlandish Papa Shango character in the company.

    “The day of the big 6’7, 300lbs wrestler is over now. And I think with the indie scene and everything go on, I think now wrestling is more normal looking people instead of the big guys. And I have nothing against him. I’ve met him four or five times as Papa Shango. He’s very respectful. I wish him the best, man. That just goes to show you how wrestling’s changed. Now the number one merchandise seller is a voodoo guy. I wish I was around right now,” he said. (H/T: WrestlePurists)

    The Godfather says Danhausen’s success as a merchandise seller for WWE shows how wrestling has changed: “The day of the big 6’7, 300lbs wrestler is over now. And I think with the indie scene and everything go on, I think now wrestling is more normal looking people instead of the

    It will be interesting to see what the future holds for The Miz following his loss on SmackDown.