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    Major WWE star claims Danhausen is ruining his life

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    A major WWE star claimed that Danhausen was ruining his life. The popular star debuted for the promotion at Elimination Chamber 2026 earlier this year.

    The Miz is in a heated rivalry with the former AEW star, and it has led to his favorite basketball team being cursed. The A-Lister is a fan of the Cleveland Cavaliers, who were just swept out of the playoffs by the New York Knicks.

    ESPN aired a video package of Danhausen cursing the Cavaliers, and The Miz reacted by suggesting that the 35-year-old was ruining his life. The Miz also claimed that he hated his rival, and you can check out his message in the post below.

    “I hate Danhausen! Enough said! This guy is ruining my life,” he wrote.

    The Miz is in an alliance with Kit Wilson on WWE SmackDown. The duo teamed up to battle The Very Nice, Very Evil star and his mystery tag team partner at Backlash. The veteran’s mystery partner turned out to be Minihausen at the PLE earlier this month, and the unlikely duo picked up the victory.

    WWE veteran reacts to Danhausen’s success

    Wrestling legend The Godfather recently commented on Danhausen’s success, noting that he had nothing but respect for him.

    In an interview with Sportsshadow Wrestling, The Godfather praised the veteran and claimed that he wished that he were still performing today so that he could earn a lot of money. The 66-year-old also played the iconic Papa Shango character during his WWE career.

    “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 fascinating to see what WWE has planned for the Detroit-born star moving forward.