Danhausen wishes he could have worked with William Regal more during the latter’s AEW run.

The comedy star got to share a brief moment with the wrestling veteran back in 2022. After an episode of Dynamite from New Orleans, Louisiana, The Blackpool Combat Club invited him to the ring. The 34-year-old praised Regal’s suit and cursed the now former AEW star when he refused to hand over his clothes. Regal played his part perfectly before Bryan Danielson got Danhausen to un-curse him.

The AEW star talked about this segment during his recent interview with Chris Van Vliet. He claimed that William Regal does not get enough credit for his comic work, and expressed disappointment at not being able to do more with the wrestling legend in the promotion:

“I wish I had been able to do more with him on screen because he was also a guy, I took a lot of my facial expressions from. I don’t know why people don’t [realize]. He’s one of the best comedic wrestlers wherever he was, all of that stuff with Tajiri, he’s just making faces constantly.

The match with The Big Show, I see the clip all the time now where he hits him with the brass knuckles and The Big Show falls back and then falls on him, just things like that. He’s a great straight man but he’s also plays a great comedic heel.”

• AEW Star Danhausen and Lauren Jiles Expecting First Baby Together

William Regal made his surprise AEW debut at the 2022 Revolution PPV. His appearance led to the formation of the Blackpool Combat Club. His run with the company only lasted 9 months, however, as Regal returned to WWE in December that year to work with his son.

Apart from Regal, Danhausen also named Christian Cage as someone he’s taken inspiration from. He noted how Cage has done comedic things like wearing giant sunglasses and hats while maintaining the image of a serious in ring performer and being tag team champion at the same time.

You can check out Danhausen’s interaction with William Regal below:

Very evil, very cute, Little Babyhausen is coming soon.

AEW and ROH star Danhausen has announced that he and his partner Lauren Jiles are expecting their first baby together. The wrestling star revealed the news with a post on Instagram:

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Danhausen married Lauren Jiles back in 2018. A Canadian burlesque dancer, Jiles is known professionally as Lou Lou la Duchesse de Rière. The All Elite star is also the stepfather to Lauren’s daughter.

The Mystery of Danhausen

The 34-year-old is part of the list of AEW stars that have been used scarcely or been absent from TV outright without an explanation in recent months. Other names in the list include people such as Ricky Stark and Malakai Black.

He has not wrestled for AEW since the 2023 Worlds End PPV. It’s been almost a year since his last ROH match back in February 2024 as well.

Danhausen did make a brief surprise appearance at ROH’s Final Battle 2024 PPV last month. He helped Atlantis Jr. pick up a victory over Mansoor of MxM Collection.

Many expected the AEW star to start a feud with MxM Collection after this appearance but the lightweight star has gone missing from TV once again, leaving fans even more confused about his relationship with the promotion.

• Danhausen Ruins Christmas In Hilarious Video

Danhausen has returned to ROH TV after a lengthy unexplained absence.

ROH presented the Final Battle 2024 PPV from the Hammerstein Ballroom this Friday night, December 20. The opening match of the night saw Atlantis Jr. taking on Mansoor of MxM Collection.

Mason Madden was in Mansoor’s corner for this bout and throughout the match he continued to interfere on his partner’s behalf. After several such instances, however, a man with a Danhausen mask emerged from underneath the ring to confront Madden.

The mysterious figure removed his mask to reveal the face of Danhausen. He went on to deliver a dick punch to Madden, allowing Atlantis Jr. to pick up the victory. Mason tried to attack the winner after the bout but Danhausen made the save again, stuffing teeth into the MxM Collection star’s mouth:

Danhausen had been absent from both AEW and ROH programming for a long time without explanation. The 34-year-old last wrestled for AEW at the 2023 Worlds End PPV and his last ROH match came in February this year.

The very evil star had continued to be active in the independent scene, making his absence from the Tony Khan-produced shows even more puzzling.

Now that he has returned to Ring of Honor, the big question is if we’ll see him back on AEW TV as well or if he’ll continue being featured on the streaming show exclusively.

• Danhausen Ruins Christmas In Hilarious Video

Recent reports indicate that AEW and Danhausen have had limited communication over the past six months, aside from approvals for independent bookings. The wrestler, known for his comedic persona, has faced delays in returning to AEW programming since recovering from an injury.

Return Delays and Communication Struggles

According to Fightful Select, Danhausen was initially slated to return about a year ago but expressed frustration to AEW President Tony Khan when plans for his comeback were altered. While creative pitches for his return were proposed earlier this year, none materialized, despite Danhausen’s willingness to rejoin AEW’s active roster.

Conflicting Priorities and Misunderstandings

Sources within AEW believed Danhausen preferred focusing on independent wrestling commitments rather than working AEW’s Collision, which airs on Saturdays. However, Danhausen reportedly conveyed that family-related circumstances impacted his availability. AEW insiders noted that he continued participating in independent events during this time, which may have contributed to the perception that he was deprioritizing Collision.

Current Status

Danhausen’s future with AEW remains uncertain, with no indication of a timeline for his return to the promotion’s programming. Both sides appear to have differing perspectives on his recent career choices, leaving the door open for further discussions.

The wrestling world has made its views clear following the airing of backstage footage showing last year’s altercation between Jack Perry and CM Punk. 

The April 10, 2024, episode of AEW Dynamite saw the Young Bucks air the much-anticipated footage from All In London 2023 that saw Perry and Punk get physical. The altercation led to both men being suspended from AEW and Punk being fired a week later. 

The Wrestling World Reacts

Unsurprisingly, the airing of this footage has caused quite a stir among those in professional wrestling. On his Instagram Stories immediately after the segment, Punk shared an image of President George W. Bush with the message “Mission Accomplished.”

The Young Bucks took to Twitter to speak about being petty Executive Vice Presidents of All Elite Wrestling. 

EVPetty

— Matthew & Nicholas Jackson (@youngbucks) April 11, 2024

Shawn Spears, an AEW alum who has since returned to WWE as part of NXT, suggested that releasing the footage had backfired for Tony Khan. 

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— Shawn Spears™? (@ShawnSpears) April 11, 2024

Two-time WWE Hall of Famer Booker T, who previously made up a fictional altercation with Punk, used a gif of himself to express his surprise. 

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— Booker T. Huffman (@BookerT5x) April 11, 2024

Eric Bischoff, who has been critical of AEW and Tony Khan, believes releasing the footage proved that Khan is a ‘clown,’ a term Punk used to describe him post-fight. 

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— Eric Bischoff (@EBischoff) April 11, 2024

AEW’s Danhausen, a friend of CM Punk, was amused to see what unfolded, as a gif of ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper showed. 

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— Danhausen (@DanhausenAD) April 11, 2024

WWE/TNA Hall of Famer Bully Ray said it was “no bueno” for AEW that fans were chanting for Punk at Dynamite. 

Did I just hear CM PUNK chants during the beatdown? ?????

Because if I did…no bueno. #AEWDynamite #BOAfterDark@BustedOpenRadio

— Bully Ray (@bullyray5150) April 11, 2024

Bully also addressed the matter further on his Busted Open Radio: After Dark podcast. 

“This is not on the talent. This is not on the locker room. And most of the time, it never ever is across the board. It’s on creative. It’s on the booker. It’s on the matchmaker. This company needs help. At this point, I hope even you diehards realize that.”

Ultimately, Punk will continue to be a source of controversy within AEW even after his release from the company. As far as these reactions and those by fans go though, it appears airing the footage may not have done AEW or Tony Khan any favors. 

It’s Christmastime, and that calls for a new roll-out of Holiday specials. AEW fans are in luck, because a unique episode of Hey-EW dropped on Christmas Eve for their viewing pleasure.

RJ City had no idea who he would be interviewing for his Christmas special. Little did he think that Renee Paquette would lead him straight into a one-on-one session with Danhausen. This isn’t the first time AEW put out a special Christmas video with RJ City and Danhausen, but RJ City wasn’t expecting a repeat.

Danhausen Ruins Christmas … Again!

The Very Nice, Very Evil AEW star was excited about the Holidays. While dressed as Santa Claus, he proclaimed “Happy Christopher Massachusetts!”

During the segment, Danhausen and RJ City read an AEW parody version of “The Night Before Christmas.” Those lines were switched up a bit to give it a little AEW flair, and you can read a portion of the poem below.

Twas the day before Christmas and all through the show, all the wrestlers were angry like Ruby Soho.

The Hangman was hung in tight denim pants, as Eddie Kingston did one of his loud New York rants.

The Ass Boys were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of Prince Na Na swerved in their heads.

Renee Paquette made a large pronouncement, as Tony Khan himself announced he was making an announcement.

The Night Before Christmas parody continued, and it’s worth a watch. They also took a bit of time between each line to comment on the poem.

Danhausen and RJ City don’t really hate each other, but they certainly work well on camera while keeping up that act. If anything, this will give AEW fans another Holiday program to watch this year as they prepare for Santa Claus to arrive.

We’d like to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from everyone at SE Scoops. May your day be as jolly as Danhausen in this latest video drop. You can also watch Danhausen ruin last year’s Christmas below. 

AEW star Danhausen announced on social media that he was recently the victim of a hit-and-run car accident.

On November 2, 2019, Danhausen made his debut for Ring of Honor at ROH Wrestling, where he lost his match against Shane Taylor for the ROH World Television Championship. He continued to work for the company. 

Danhausen participated in a four-way match at ROH 19th Anniversary Show on March 26, 2021, but lost. That December, the company went on a break until AEW President Tony Khan bought the promotion. 

The Incident

In a post on Twitter, AEW shared that he was a victim of a hit-and-run incident: 

“Today Danhausen’s car was hit and runned apparently, airport had no parking, second flight was delayed by 3 hours so had to buy and entirely new flight and get checked bag transferred over to new airline that will hopefully make it.”

On January 26, 2022, on a special Beach Break episode of Dynamite, Danhausen made his AEW debut by appearing in the Lights Out match between Orange Cassidy and Adam Cole. Danhausen joined the company according to an announcement made by AEW President Tony Khan hours later after the appearance.

Danhausen’s most recent AEW match was on the Full Gear: Zero Hour pre-show, where he came up short in a ten-man tag team match.

This week’s episode of AEW Rampage has come to a close and there was something extra for fans in attendance.

The June 17 Road Rager edition of Rampage was held inside the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri. The show featured Darby Allin vs. Bobby Fish, a TBS Championship match, Jon Moxley vs. Dante Martin, and more.

This show was taped right after the June 15 episode of Dynamite went off the air.

After the show, there were some more appearances.

After The Broadcast

Once the show went off the air, Tony Khan made his way out and he introduced HOOK and Danhausen. Sting grabbed the mic and called himself “Stinghausen.”

Sting was still in the ring as he had made his return to close the show. He helped Darby Allin even the odds as Kyle O’Reilly tried helping Bobby Fish put Darby out of action.

Commentator Tony Schiavone was also in the ring and Sting had some fun with his good friend.

In the end, Tony Khan thanked the fans of St. Louis for attending Dynamite and Rampage.

Xavier Woods is a regular on G4’s Attack of the Show but he won’t be featured on the upcoming episode with AEW stars.

Adam Cole, Nyla Rose, and Danhausen are scheduled to appear on the show this week. They will not be joined by Woods, a WWE SmackDown superstar.

Woods took to his Twitter account to joke with the G4 crew not to get too out of hand while he’s gone.

The appearance of AEW stars on Attack of the Show this week shouldn’t come as a surprise. The show is shot in Glendale, California and AEW Dynamite will be taking place in Los Angeles tonight (June 1).

It’s likely that Adam Cole will continue his “feud” with Jirard “The Completionist” Khalil, a popular video game YouTuber and Twitch streamer. Cole called Jirard out for a face-to-face meeting at this week’s Dynamite event.

Cole was initially scheduled to compete in a tag team match on Dynamite this week. He ended up being pulled from the match and Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer Live reported that Cole will be given some time off from in-ring action due to a shoulder injury.

As for Woods, he headlined the May 27 episode of Friday Night SmackDown. He teamed with Drew McIntyre and Kofi Kingston to defeat The Brawling Brutes.

CM Punk was attacked by rising AEW star HOOK after the May 11, edition of Dynamite went off the air.

The post-show segment started with Punk being confronted by Danhausen, and after coming face-to-face with HOOK, begged for a handshake which the second-generation wrestler obliged.

As seen in the videos, HOOK would hit a T-Bone Suplex on Punk before applying the Redrum submission to send the fans home happy.

Earlier in the night, Punk had played up being a heel for his match with hometown wrestler John Silver, as the show was taped in Long Island, New York.

Punk will challenge AEW World Champion ‘Hangman’ Adam Page at AEW Double or Nothing 2022, which will take place on May 29, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Arrival of Hookhausen

Last night’s Dynamite also saw the in-ring debut of Danhausen who has been trying to win over HOOK since joining AEW.

Thanks to a sucker punch from Smart Mark Sterling, Danhausen was pinned by Tony Nese in a matter of seconds and suffered a post-match beatdown which ended when HOOK arrived.

Squaring up with Danhausen in the ring, the two finally shook hands, earning a massive pop from the crowd in Long Island.

• HOOK Can Become A ‘Legit Bonafide Star’ For AEW (December 2021)

HOOKHausen is alive and well … and very evil.

On the May 11 episode of AEW Dynamite, Danhausen made his in-ring debut for the promotion. He went one-on-one with Tony Nese but it wasn’t much of a match.

Nese had his hand raised in a matter of seconds thanks to a distraction from “Smart” Mark Sterling and a running knee in the corner for the pinfall.

And just like that, the #PremierAthlete @TonyNese spoils the in-ring debut of @DanhausenAD without even breaking a sweat! It’s #AEWDynamite LIVE on @TBSNetwork! pic.twitter.com/1Uwoa6Icm6

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 12, 2022

Fans didn’t know what to expect with Danhausen’s in-ring AEW debut as it’s unknown if he’s truly fully healed from his broken tibia and fibula.

That’s not the main story here, however. After the match, HOOK made his way down to the ring and Nese wanted no part of him as he made his exit.

Danhausen extended his hand to HOOK, who actually embraced him for the first time.

Danhausen’s in-ring debut for AEW has been announced and it’s expected to be very evil.

For weeks, Danhausen has been terrorizing the AEW roster with his curses. Thus far, only HOOK has been able to go unscathed. While he’s certainly had a presence on TV, Danhausen has yet to have a match on Dynamite, Rampage, or PPV.

That’s about to change as Tony Khan has announced that Danhausen will take on Tony Nese on the May 11 episode of Dynamite.

“The much-anticipated in-ring debut of the very nice/very evil Danhausen is set for TOMORROW vs Premier Athlete Tony Nese LIVE on AEW Dynamite! Will Nese be a hometown hero on Long Island, or will Danhausen curse him? Don’t miss Dynamite on TBS tomorrow @ 8pm ET/7pm CT!”

Danhausen’s Injury

Back in Oct. 2021, Danhausen suffered a broken tibia and fibula during a Next Generation Wrestling: Tennessee event. As one can imagine, those injuries take a while to fully heal so it’ll be interesting to see how the match with Nese will be booked.

Danhausen’s character could very well give him an out if he isn’t truly ready for a traditional wrestling match. This could turn out to be a comedy-style match if that’s the case.

The “Very Evil” curser has been trying to get in the good graces of HOOK. Will he get the assistance he’s been seeking?

SEScoops will bring you live coverage of AEW Dynamite on May 11, so be sure to check back on the homepage.

AEW had plans for an extended storyline involving Orange Cassidy and Danhausen, but those plans have been put on hold due to Cassidy’s shoulder injury.

Cassidy competed in the Face of the Revolution ladder match at AEW Revolution back on March 6th. He suffered a “significant injury” after Keith Lee tossed him outside the ring, as seen below.

Thankfully, Cassidy was able to avoid shoulder surgery. However, he remains on the sidelines 6 weeks later with no updates on when he’s expected back.

AEW President Tony Khan is this week’s guest on Robbie Fox’s My Mom’s Basement podcast. During their discussion, Khan revealed that Cassidy’s injury derailed plans for him and Danhausen to continue working together at Revolution.

It’s unclear exactly what AEW had planned for the two polarizing comedy figures, but wrestling fans can expect them to reunite when Cassidy is healthy enough to return.

Danhausen made his AEW debut earlier this year during an Orange Cassidy match. The duo is aligned with the Best Friends faction and interacted a bit before Revolution.

With Cassidy on the sidelines, Khan said Danhausen won’t be forgotten. Khan said he sees Danhausen as a crossover star for AEW who can represent the company in various forums outside of wrestling.

During Cassidy’s absence, Danhausen has been working with Hook. Khan says he’s very excited for Danhausen and Hook’s “journey together,” which should lead to some interesting interactions.

Watch Tony Khan’s appearance on My Mom’s Basement with Robbie Fox:

Danhausen has admitted he may need to reverse course when it comes to HOOK.

Danhausen has found great success in cursing just about every member of the AEW roster he’s come across. There is one big exception, however. Despite his best efforts, he simply hasn’t been able to curse HOOK.

Danhausen’s Curse Attempts on HOOK

During an interview with WhatCulture, Danhausen said that perhaps HOOK possesses too much power to be affected by a full-blown curse (h/t Fightful).

“It seems like he might be too powerful. Take him down a notch and absorb his powers. He’s so popular. You have to absorb little bits of popularity from everyone. Danhausen has cursed The Young Bucks, Adam Cole, Jon Moxley, they are very popular wrestlers.”

We haven’t seen Danhausen in action since making his AEW debut. He has been recovering from a broken tibia and fibula. A good sign is that he has been able to run around, so perhaps his in-ring AEW debut isn’t too far off.

Danhausen is All Elite and Tony Khan says it’s the fans who are to thank.

When ROH announced that it was going on hiatus, it left many wondering about the future of the talent. Names such as Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, and The Briscoes were left in limbo at the time of the announcement.

Lethal ended up signing with AEW, Gresham has started his own promotion along with Baron Black called, “Terminus,” and The Briscoes have been seen on GCW and many feel they could be AEW-bound, although Tony Khan hasn’t committed.

Very Evil Signing

While the future of some names was a question mark, fans had very little doubt about Danhausen’s future. Many were convinced that he was going to AEW and they were right.

Appearing on SiriusXM’s Busted Open Radio, Tony Khan explained why he jumped at the chance to sign Danhausen.

“He’s really a lot of fun and now, speaking of Orange Cassidy, Danhausen is gonna be closely associated with Orange Cassidy perhaps, we’ll see.

“But having seen them together in Wheeler Yuta’s corner and having seen Danhausen help Orange Cassidy in that great Lights Out match at Beach Break a couple of weeks ago on Dynamite, I definitely think the fans enjoy Danhausen and I’m happy to give them what they want.

“I love listening to the fans.”

Danhausen made his AEW debut on the Jan. 26 episode of Dynamite. Adam Cole went one-on-one with Orange Cassidy in the main event of that episode. Cole went to pull out a chair from under the ring but Danhausen popped out.

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While some were expecting Johnny Gargano to make a surprise appearance in Cleveland this past Wednesday at AEW Dynamite, it ended up being independent star Danhausen who shocked the world with an appearance during the show.

It was later revealed that AEW has in fact signed the popular wrestler and YouTube star. On Friday, Danhausen himself reacted to his signing in a video published to the AEW Twitter account.

“Well, Danhausen’s good friends with Orange Cassidy, so he thought he could help him out by decimating Adam Cole. Which we saw he did, or he helped Orange Cassidy loosen Adam Cole up so he could decimate him up. Soften him up if you will. And one thing led to another, looks like Orange Cassidy got the job done. As Danhausen knew he would. Now, Danhausen’s very elite. Very evil,” he said.

• Johnny Gargano and AEW Update

Danhausen has been dealing with a leg injury of late and hasn’t wrestled since this past fall.

Danhausen Already A Draw For AEW On YouTube

Danhausen’s debut has already proven to be a winner for AEW. A quick glance at the AEW YouTube channel reveals that his debut this past Wednesday is by far the most viewed video on the channel from Wednesday night’s show. As of press time, his debut has done 850,000 views. The next closest video from Dynamite is the Cody Rhodes vs. Sammy Guevara ladder match at 625,000 views.

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Danhausen is All Elite.

After months of teasing, the former ROH star finally made his debut during this week’s Beach Break special of AEW Dynamite from Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio.

The main event of the show saw Adam Cole facing Orange Cassidy in a Lights Out match which was contested all over the arena.

Cassidy got the first offense in the match but Cole quickly took the control of the bout. He dropped OC spine first onto the steel barricade.

The former Undisputed Era leader then tried to pull a chair from the ring apron but it appeared to be stuck. As Cole finally got the chair out, Danhausen came out of the apron with it.

The very nice, very evil star got a huge pop from the crowd and he shocked Cole. Though the debuting talent didn’t interfere in the bout and he simply walked away.

The match continued and after interference from a number of stars, Orange Cassidy managed to pin the former NXT champion for the win.

• Bray Wyatt Comments On Potential Match With Danhausen

After the show went off the air, Tony Khan took on his Twitter. With the usual graphic, he confirmed that Danhausen has signed with All Elite Wrestling.

Before coming to AEW, the high-flying star has wrestled for promotions such as ROH and Full Impact Pro. He has been trained by Jimmy Jacobs and Truth Martini.

AEW President Tony Khan has commented on the possibility of Danhausen joining All Elite Wrestling.

The very nice, very evil grappler is one of the most popular performers on the independent scene. He was on board for the latest Jericho Cruise. This marked his first appearance in an AEW ring and got fans wondering if he’ll ever join the company in an official capacity.

Khan was interviewed for CBS Sports this week and said the Danhausen-AEW situation is something to keep an eye on.

“Well, he was on the Jericho cruise, interacting with a lot of the AEW wrestlers and that was great,” said Khan. “He’s had an injury recently, I know, so it’s something to keep an eye on, for sure.”

Khan acknowledged Danhausen’s popularity, stating, “He’s got a big following and he does sell some merch. He’s a very nice guy, so he’s got a lot of things going for him.”

Tony Khan’s response is a bit ambiguous, so it’s difficult to get a read on whether or not there is real interest in Danhausen at this time. Danhausen is currently recovering from a broken tibia and fibia, so he won’t be wrestling for several more months.

Orange Cassidy is another comedy wrestler and he’s carved out a niche for himself on the AEW roster, so Danhausen could fill a similar role if they decide to bring him in.

• Bray Wyatt Comments On Potential Match With Danhausen

Watch Shak’s complete interview with AEW President Tony Khan:

Despite being injured and unable to officially compete, Danhausen is reportedly making his way to the site of ROH Final Battle 2021 today.

It was recently confirmed by Fightful Select that the “Very Nice, Very Evil” star was set to be travelling today, and it looks as though he will be making somewhat of an appearance on the PPV tonight.

Fightful noted that “we’ve also learned that despite his injury, and signing in Chicago this weekend, Danhausen was slated to travel to the site of Final Battle.”

Again it is unconfirmed at this time if Danhausen will be appearing on the PPV itself, but it would certainly make sense for the injured star to do so if able.

Danhausen at Final Battle 2021

Here’s the full card for the PPV event tonight:

• Jonathan Gresham vs Jay Lethal
• ROH Tag Team Championships Match: The OGK vs The Briscoes
• Ring of Honor Pure Championship Match: Josh Woods vs Brian Johnson
• ROH TV Championship Match: Dalton Castle vs Rhett Titus vs Silas Young vs Joe Hendry
• Ring of Honor Six-Man Tag Team Championships Match: Shane Taylor Promotions vs The Righteous
• ROH Women’s Championship Match: Rok-C vs Willow
• Fight Without Honor: Shane Taylor vs Kenny King
• Homicide, Brody King & Tony Deppen vs Taylor Rust, Tracy Williams & Eli Isom
• Dragon Lee vs Rey Horus
• Chelsea Green and The Hex vs Miranda Alize and The Allure

Two wrestlers who recently became free agents suffered injuries last night at a Next Generation Wrestling show in Knoxville, Tennessee.

ROH star Danhausen Tweeted out several photos of himself at the hospital and an X-ray of a broken leg. It is not clear how he sustained the injury exactly but he was in a tag match with Warhorse and someone landed on his leg.

Danhausen provided an update on his condition on Monday morning. Unfortunately, he has a broken tibia and fibia.

As for Mance Warner, he sustained a leg injury while facing the former Dirty Dango (Fandango) at the show. He was thrown to the outside and landed badly.

The injuries come at unfortunate times for both wrestlers. Mance Warner was just granted his release from MLW, as reported exclusively by SEScoops.com last week. This would have freed him up to sign with another promotion. His leg injury may delay that from happening, however.

Danhausen was with Ring of Honor and like the rest of the roster will not have his contract renewed at the end of the year. Following Final Battle, he would be free to sign with another promotion as well.

ROH made the surprising announcement of going dark for the first quarter of 2022 to re-imagine the company. This came after the organization spent a good part of the last couple of years without producing an event due to COVID-19.

Later reports confirmed that the promotion has decided to release all of its contracted wrestlers. The talents who had been part of the company have been reacting to the news ever since.

The reigning ROH world champion Bandido reacted to the announcement on Twitter. He retweeted the official statement from the company and said that he will forever be the most wanted champion:

Danhausen responded to the news by teasing a move to AEW. He produced a GIF similar to the viral video of Cody Rhodes with the camera zooming in on him, to get people talking about his future:

“Kingpin” Brian Milonas sent out a statement mentioning how ROH gave him a chance when no one else did. So he is forever grateful for the opportunity.

“Kingpin” Brian Milonas sent out a statement mentioning how ROH gave him a chance when no one else did. So he is forever grateful for the opportunity.

Other people who have commented on the development include Broody King, Brian Zane, Jay Lethal, and more. You can check out all the reactions below:

ROH will culminate this year with the Final Battle PPV in December. They are expected to return with the Supercard of Honor event in April next year.