Major WWE star claims he paid Danhausen a lot of money to interfere in Premier League football relegation battle

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It seemed likely that this would be their final Premier League game, but a 1-0 win over Everton on the final day meant that they survived for another season, and it was fellow London rivals West Ham who went down instead.

While Spurs fans have been celebrating over the past hour, SmackDown’s Nathan Frazer has revealed that he paid Danhausen a lot of money to make it happen. Which could mean that he took back a curse.

Despite this, Spurs will now have an uphill battle next season as the Premier League looks set to welcome Hull, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town.

Nathan Frazer isn’t the only WWE star happy with today’s result

It seems that there are more Spurs fans in WWE than anyone was aware of, since Finn Balor has also updated his status to note his happiness that his team were able to survive on the final day.

It’s a shock that a team of Tottenham’s caliber had been part of a battle at the foot of the table, but fans will now rejoice that they will not become a Championship team.

Balor shared a video once again mocking JD McDonagh, but also with the caption “Come on Spurs” after the final whistle blew, and it was confirmed that the win over Everton was enough to send them up to 17th. West Ham also picked up the win, 3-0 over Leeds on their final day in the Premier League, since three points weren’t enough to keep them out of the relegation zone.

If Spurs had lost to Everton, they would have been relegated given the other results arounf them, but it seems that Danhausen ensured that wasn’t the case.