4 Stars Who Danhausen Might Be Working On In His Lab During WWE SmackDown 

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He went to lift the sheet to see who was under it, but Danhausen yelled at him for trying. Who’s on the mysterious stretcher? The next four stars could eventually be revealed as Danhausen’s current experiment.

#4. Enzo Amore was recently at the WWE Performance Center

Despite a polarizing tenure over a decade ago, former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore recently appeared at the Performance Center. He could have just been visiting friends or giving some advice to the current prospects.

Amore was blessed with the gift of gab, and his ability on the mic could be something WWE could use in 2026. Along with another star on this list, Enzo could be returning to bolster what has become a barren tag team division.

It’s unfortunate that so many teams were released only for Triple H to sign other duos to bolster both RAW and SmackDown.

#3. Making a Femalehausen

Part of the Frankenstein lore involved the monster wanting Dr. Frankenstein to make a bride. The doctor eventually obliges, but it opens up even more issues between monster and creator.

There was even the recent movie The Bride!, which put a 1930s gangster spin on the tale. To piggyback off that movie, and to add another element to the supremely over Danhausen, officials might have him “create” a female version of himself.

It could be an unknown performer, or his actual better half. Tatum Paxley or another NXT star could change their character to get promoted to the main roster. Perhaps he’s even fixing an injured female WWE star, or the experiment is to try something new with Ivy Nile.

#2. Baron Corbin returns to WWE

Baron Corbin has enjoyed success on the independent scene after his release from WWE a few years ago. He was dabbling with a face turn at the time of his release, leaving a potential stone unturned since he was a heel for most of his tenure.

Along with Dijak, Corbin has reigned as the Major League Wrestling Tag Team Champions. He’s also wrestled for Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling and other promotions on the independent scene.

Since he’s essentially a product of the WWE system and changed himself enough outside the company, Danhausen could be “remaking” the former Money in the Bank winner in his lab. His return has been a point of debate over the last week.

#1. Big Cass might need more time to get “big”

Big Cass currently works for AEW, but his deal will expire in the coming weeks. Cass made his name in a tag team with Enzo Amore. The duo was one of the most popular teams in NXT and on the main roster.

Once they went in different directions, things started to fall apart. Amore won the Cruiserweight title, alienating most of the division.

Cass had potential as a singles star as he was part of a fatal four-way featuring Kevin Owens, Seth Rollins, and Roman Reigns. The body under the sheet was normal-sized, so Danhausen could be regrowing Cass into “Big Cass.”

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