Danhausen reacts to alliance tease with major WWE star

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Balor shared a couple of backstage photos with the former AEW star following his victory and teased a potential alliance, naming the duo “DEMONHAUSEN.” Danhausen shared a cryptic response to the alliance tease today on social media, and you can check it out in his post below.

“Very evil, very evil,” he wrote.

The mysterious star spent some time in All Elite Wrestling before joining WWE earlier this year. He has defeated Kit Wilson and The Miz since joining the promotion.

Balor used to be a member of The Judgment Day with Dominik Mysterio, but was kicked out of the faction after Dirty Dom lost the Intercontinental Championship to Penta last month on RAW. Penta successfully defended the Intercontinental Championship in a Ladder Match on The Grandest Stage of Them All last weekend.

WWE star Danhausen comments on his time in All Elite Wrestling

Danhausen recently discussed not appearing on television much while on the AEW roster.

In an interview with Peter Rosenberg on the Cheap Heat podcast, the popular star noted that he barely appeared in AEW and mainly worked on the independent wrestling scene while in the company.

“No, you didn’t. You definitely did not. You saw me online a lot. Perception is reality. Danhausen would do vlogs backstage on his own and do videos with his enemies and his friendhausens, and he’d put those out there so maybe it seemed like I was doing more than I was. I was not there. I was doing the independent scenes. That’s what I was doing. About three a weekend or doing conventions and some sort like New York Comic Con and things like that.” [H/T Fightful on X]

It will be fascinating to see what the company has planned for The Very Nice, Very Evil star on WWE television moving forward.