“He’s being pummeled every week” – Danhausen is sure this WWE star is cursed

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In a recent appearance on Adam’s Apple, Danhausen was asked about who he thought was the most cursed star in the company. The 35-year-old star claimed that is was undoubtedly Matt Cardona, considering the latter has had a string of losses lately. He even suggested that Cardona should revert to his Zack Ryder persona.

“Matt Cardona for sure. He’s being pummeled every week. He needs to be cursed back into Zack Ryder I think. I think if he just put a headband on and some sunglasses and said Woo Woo Woo You Know It, the curse would go away”

You can check out his comments below:

Jim Ross believes Danhausen is better suited to WWE than AEW

Legendary commentator Jim Ross was asked about his thoughts on Danhausen being in the Stamford-based promotion, to which he had an appreciative answer.

The Hall of Famer noted on his Grilling JR podcast that since Tony Khan was more focussed on in-ring wrestling, Danhausen was a better fit in WWE with its emphasis on entertainment. He said:

“Good for him. He’s a young guy. And if he was ever going to have a legit chance to become a star, this is it. Yeah, absolutely. I’m sure now he wishes he had moved on that persona. He did, but he didn’t. And now it’s just too late. I think Tony’s probably more about the wrestling and I think WWE’s more about the revenue. That’s an interesting analogy. Can’t say as I disagree with it,” said JR.

Danhausen has also been involved with The New York Knicks lately, which has further helped his popularity.

If you use any quotes from the first half of the article, please credit the source and give an H/T to Sportskeeda for the transcription.

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