BREAKING: WWE Bringing Back Released Star – Reports

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Danhausen has been turning heads since joining the SmackDown roster. He was most recently involved in a program with The Miz and Kit Wilson, leading to a tag team match at Backlash 2026.

The face-painted star went into Tampa all alone, looking for a mystery partner. He tried to clone himself using a cloning machine, but ended up bringing in Minihausens, who helped him beat The Miz and Kit Wilson at Backlash this month.

The feud may have come to an end, but Danhausen isn’t done using the cloning machine. He recently stole the Gingerbread Man’s outfit, which Trick Williams and Lil Yachty used to deceive Sami Zayn during their rivalry.

Last night on SmackDown, Danhausen was seen cooking up backstage using the old computer. He said he was onto something bigger, better, and larger. He then brought in a mystery figure covered in a sheet on a stretcher. Fans have since been wondering whether he’s trying to revive the Gingerbread Man.

According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, WWE has discussed the idea of bringing back Baron Corbin, who was let go in 2024.

The wrestling journalist reported that no deal has been officially made yet, but the Lone Wolf’s return has been talked about within the creative team.

“Probably back. Right back in WWE. I’ve not heard a done deal, but I know it’s been talked about, yes. On the SmackDown show when Danhausen was talking about something bigger, my gut was that that’s who it is. That’s just my speculation. I just know that he’s been talked with about being brought in. It might even be done but I haven’t had officially confirmed to me it’s done, but I have 100% been confirmed it’s been heavily talked about.” (H/T – Wrestlepurists)

Whatever happened to Baron Corbin after WWE exit?

Baron Corbin has since continued to wrestle on the independent circuit as Bishop Dyer.

He took his talent to promotions like Game Changer Wrestling (GCW), Maple Leaf Pro, and NWA. He even wrestled a dark match in AEW earlier this year.

The Lone Wolf is currently signed to Major League Wrestling, where he is the one-half of the World Tag Team Champions with Dijak, also known as The Skyscrapers.

Baron Corbin built an impressive championship resume and underwent significant character changes during his 12-year run with WWE.

Is another run on the cards for the 41-year-old star? Only time will tell.

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