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The Very Nice, Very Evil star has been cursing everyone in his way since his debut at Elimination Chamber. He recently approached Brie Bella backstage, not to curse, but to offer help.
He called Brie ‘clown number one’ and said that if he dressed up as The Fearless One, he could replace Nikki at ‘Mania, and the two could team up and win the tag team titles.
“Oh, Bella clown number one. Hey, how are you?” said Danhausen. “I’m good,” replied Brie. “Oh, good. Hey. Where’s Clown Two?” Danhausen asked about Nikki Bella. “She’s rehabbing her ankle,” said Brie. “Oh, okay. Oh, that gives me an idea of studying some Bella tape. It’s called a TV show. It’s great. I was thinking, perhaps, if Dan has any fearless hat, crop top, could do the dance. Look at her, that one. Oh. I can be your clone number two, and then we can do twin magic, and then we could win some titles or something,” said the former AEW star.
Brie’s response was exactly what fans would expect, and she rejected the offer. Still, Danhausen insisted that she give it some thought and get back to him.
“I don’t think so,” Brie replied. “You don’t think so? Or maybe you think about it,” Danhausen said. “I don’t think,” Bella said. “Think about it a little bit to get back to me. I’ll wait for a telegraph or an email, or whatever. That sounds good. All right, good.”
You can watch the interaction below:
Nikki Bella provides an update on injury status ahead of WWE WrestleMania
Despite the injury scare, The Bella Twins remain advertised for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Fatal Four-Way at WrestleMania 42, though Nikki’s participation hinges entirely on MRI results and medical clearance.
During an appearance on Angie Martinez’s YouTube channel, Nikki said:
“No, not at all. I’ve been super bummed out about it. So as of now, it’s a sprained ankle. We don’t know if it’s a high sprain or something else. So, I got an MRI. I’m waiting for the results. In our match on Friday? So, we had it was our second tag match back together and it happened right in the beginning of the match and I finished the match. I can’t believe I finished the match. And I stressed out my poor sister,” said Nikki Bella.
The match at ‘Mania will feature champions Nia Jax and Lash Legend defending against Brie and Nikki, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, and Bayley and Lyra Valkyria.
It will be interesting to see who comes out victorious at The Show of Shows.
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