Backstage Update: Danhausen-WWE Status Following ‘Lackluster’ Debut

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Now, according to a recent report by Cory Hayes of BodySlam, tons of changes have been made for Danhausen following his appearance on RAW.

“A lot of tones changed regarding Danhausen after his appearance on #WWERAW last night,” he wrote.

Moreover, a fan in the comment section asked whether the changes are in the right or wrong direction, replying to which Hayes confirmed the plans are indeed “good”. Check out his tweet below:

Danhausen reacts to his WWE debut

Following his debut in the Stamford-based promotion, the 35-year-old star took to his social media accounts to react to the event and penned an emotional post about how he started his pro-wrestling journey, thanking his friends and fans who have supported him so far. Here’s what he said:

“WWEHAUSEN. Thank you @loulouladuchessefor everything and leading the ghoulhausens. I love you. My friends and family who supported Danhausen to get here since the beginning. All the Fanhausens old and new who’ve stuck by Danhausen from abandoned Target buildings on 8 mile in Detroit with 12 people in attendance to almost 20K at the United Center last night. Now the real work begins. We take over television and the audience,” he wrote.

That being said, it will be interesting to see how far the former AEW superstar goes in his WWE career.