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Danhausen to make AEW return next week

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Danhausen is returning to AEW next week.

On Friday’s Rampage, RJ City announced that viewers had been seeing Danhausen vignettes for the last few weeks, but they wouldn’t see them any longer as Danhausen would be making his return now. Danhausen then appeared, but said that there had been a mistake and instead it would take place “next week”. AEW in a deleted post on X said it would take place on next week’s Rampage, though Danhausen posted on X that he wanted a live microphone on Dynamite.

Vignettes for Danhausen’s return had been airing for the last several weeks. Danhausen’s appearance on Friday marked his first appearance on TV since March, when he injured his pectoral muscle at AEW Revolution. He had been in a four-way match that also featured The Gunns, The Acclaimed, and the team of Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett. He had been aligned with the Best Friends and Orange Cassidy prior to his injury.

Danhausen return vignette airs on AEW Rampage

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Danhausen is making his return to AEW.

On Friday’s Rampage, a short vignette aired featuring Danhausen singing his catchphrase “very nice, very evil”. He said he was coming back soon. The vignette ended with the phrase “love that Danhausen”.

Danhausen has been out of action with a torn pectoral muscle since AEW’s Revolution pay-per-view back in March. He had teamed with Orange Cassidy on the show, losing to The Gunns in a four-way match that also involved The Acclaimed and Jay Lethal & Jeff Jarrett in a match that had been for the AEW Tag Team titles. The injury took place right at the finish, then The Gunns laid out Danhausen with their 3:10 to Yuma finish. 

Making his debut back in January of 2022, Danhausen first formed an association with Hook. He later formed a friendship with Best Friends and Orange Cassidy, which led to Cassidy & Danhausen teaming together.

Before going to AEW, Danhausen had also been in Ring of Honor before Tony Khan purchased the company.

Danhausen suffers torn pectoral muscle at AEW Revolution

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Danhausen revealed on Twitter Thursday that he suffered a torn right pectoral muscle at AEW Revolution.

The popular wrestler didn’t give any indication as to how long he would be out of action for or whether it was a low-grade or high-grade tear. In either case, the injury will keep him out of action for months.

Danhausen teamed with Orange Cassidy to take on AEW Tag Team Champions The Gunns, Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal and The Acclaimed at the pay-per-view earlier this month.

That night, he tweeted the following, indicating he sustained the injury on the 3:10 to Yuma spot that ended the match:

He broke his tibia and fibula in an October 2021 indie match that required him to get surgery and have a rod put into his leg. In January 2022, he made a surprise appearance on AEW Dynamite during a lights out match between Adam Cole and Orange Cassidy. Later that night, it was announced that he signed a contract despite still recovering from his injury.

He made his in-ring debut for the company in a short match in May 2022 against Tony Nese and has wrestled nearly exclusively for AEW since then.

Orange Cassidy & Danhausen part of 13-match AEW Dark lineup

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13 matches will make up Tuesday’s AEW Dark including a tag team match featuring AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy & Danhausen.

In their first-ever traditional tag team match in AEW, the unusual duo will take on The WorkHorsemen (Anthony Henry & JD Drake). Cassidy will defend his title against Big Bill on Wednesday’s Dynamite.

Ahead of their latest opportunity to win the AEW Tag Team titles at Sunday’s Revolution, Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal will team with Satnam Singh against Jackson Drake, Jay Malachi & Oliver Sawyer.

After losing in a bloody one-on-one match against Jon Moxley Wednesday, Evil Uno will return to singles action against J. Spade while Action Andretti will look to rebound after Friday’s loss to Sammy Guevara against former ROH TV Champion Tony Deppen.

Here’s the full 13-match lineup, comprised of matches taped in January and this past Sunday at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida:

  • Adrian Alanis vs. Shane Taylor
  • Skye Blue vs. Dream Girl Ellie
  • Top Flight, AR Fox & Matt Sydal vs. The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari, Sonny Kiss, Jeeves Kay & Slim J)
  • Willie Mack vs. Joe Keys
  • Lee Moriarty vs. Vary Morales
  • Orange Cassidy & Danhausen vs. The WorkHorsemen
  • Parker Boudreaux vs. Joe Ocasio
  • Shawn Dean vs. Invictus Khash
  • Evil Uno vs. J. Spade
  • Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh & Jay Lethal vs. Jackson Drake, Jay Malachi & Oliver Sawyer
  • Action Andretti vs. Tony Deppen
  • Arjun Singh vs. Blake Li
  • Leila Grey vs. Sahara Seven

Danhausen vs. QT Marshall part of nine-match AEW Dark: Elevation lineup

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AEW has announced nine matches for Dark: Elevation. 

The show was filmed Wednesday, October 26 from the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. 

Notable matches scheduled to air include Danhausen vs. QT Marshall, TBS Champion Jade Cargill vs. Trish Adora, and Diamante vs. Madison Rayne. Other matches include Athena vs. Janai Kai, Kiera Hogan vs. Skye Blue, and Dante Martin vs. Brandon Cutler. 

Matches featuring Frankie Kazarian, Orange Cassidy & The Best Friends, and Eddie Kingston & Ortiz will air on the show as well.  

AEW Dark: Elevation airs Monday at 7 p.m Eastern time on YouTube. The advertised lineup for the card is as follows: 

  • Frankie Kazarian vs. Rhett Titus
  • Athena vs. Janai Kai
  • Diamante vs. Madison Rayne
  • Kiera Hogan vs. Skye Blue
  • Dante Martin vs. Brandon Cutler
  • AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy and The Best Friends vs Anthony Young, Victor Andrews, & Patton
  • Eddie Kingston and Ortiz vs Breaux Keller & Myles Hawkins
  • TBS Champion Jade Cargill vs Trish Adora
  • QT Marshall vs Danhausen

Speak Now: AEW Rampage & WWE SmackDown show reviews

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Happy Friday! Join on-camera personality Denise Salcedo on her show Speak Now Pro Wrestling as she reviews both WWE Smackdown and AEW Rampage! We had two really good back-to-back shows and plenty to talk about from both shows!

Rampage topics include: Jake Hager vs. Eddie Kingston, Kris Statlander vs. Red Velvet, Will Ospreay and more!

Smackdown topics include: Cody Rhodes injury update, Ronda Rousey promos, Gunther as IC champ, Matt riddle vs Sami Zayn and more! 

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Speak Now: AEW Dynamite post-show, tons to talk about

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We had a very good episode of AEW DYNAMITE tonight! Join Denise Salcedo as she recaps the entire show while sharing her honest thoughts and opinions! This is a very lively show perfect for all fans of AEW. Plus there was tons that happened on tonight’s show, lot’s to talk about! 

Topics include: Both the Men’s and Women’s Owen Hart Cup Tournaments, a confrontation between CM Punk and Hangman Adam Page, Danhausen’s AEW in-ring debut, MJF’s hometown promo, Jeff Hardy vs Darby Allin in a wild match and more!

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Hook & Danhausen vs. Nese & Sterling set for AEW Double or Nothing Buy-In

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Hook and Danhausen will team for the first time at the Double or Nothing Buy-In.

The new team will face Tony Nese and ‘Smart’ Mark Sterling prior to Double or Nothing on May 29 in Las Vegas. This stems from tonight’s Dynamite, where Hook saved Danhausen from Nese.

Danhausen faced Nese in a singles match on tonight’s show, with Nese scoring the win in under a minute after Sterling distracted Danhausen. After the match, Sterling instructed Nese to hit Danhausen with another running knee to the corner. Nese was about to oblige when Hook came out, driving Nese and Sterling away. Hook and Danhausen then met face-to-face, with Danhausen extending his hand. Both shook hands to end the segment.

In recent weeks, Danhausen has been looking to befriend Hook after he failed to curse Hook in their initial meeting. On last week’s Rampage, Danhausen asked Hook to be in his corner for the Nese match, offering him some potato chips. Hook ignored Danhausen and walked away.

Here is the current lineup for Double or Nothing on May 29:

  • Hangman Adam Page vs. CM Punk for the AEW World Championship
  • Thunder Rosa vs. Serena Deeb for the AEW Women’s World Championship
  • Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament final
  • Men’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament final
  • Buy-In: Hook and Danhausen vs. Tony Nese and ‘Smart’ Mark Sterling

Danhausen set for AEW in-ring debut against Tony Nese on Dynamite

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Danhausen will make his AEW in-ring debut on this week’s Dynamite. 

AEW president Tony Khan announced on Twitter that Danhausen will face Tony Nese in his first match for the promotion on Wednesday’s show. 

The bout was set up on last week’s AEW programming, with Nese calling out Danhausen in a backstage promo, then followed up with an in-ring segment where Danhausen asked Hook to be in his corner for the match, but Hook declined.

Six matches and two other segments have now been announced for Wednesday’s show in Long Island, New York. 

The lineup: 

AEW Dynamite, Wednesday, May 11, 8 p.m. Eastern time —

  • Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament quarterfinal: Darby Allin vs. Jeff Hardy
  • Owen Hart Foundation Men’s Tournament quarterfinal: Adam Cole vs. Dax Harwood
  • Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament quarterfinal: Toni Storm vs. Jamie Hayter
  • CM Punk vs. John Silver
  • FTW Championship: Ricky Starks(c) vs. Jungle Boy
  • Danhausen vs. Tony Nese
  • MJF/Wardlow contract signing & stipulation reveal
  • Jericho Appreciation Society victory speech

Speak Now: Friday wrestling fun! AEW Rampage & WWE Smackdown talk

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It’s FriYAY! And it’s time for Denise Salcedo’s most chill podcast episode of the week! Tune in to hear about everything that went down on the May 6th editions of both WWE Smackdown and AEW Rampage! 

The first twenty minutes of this show focuses on WWE Smackdown and the remainder of the show focuses on AEW Rampage! 

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VIDEO: AEW Dynamite post-show segment with Blackpool Combat Club, Ricky Starks

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AEW has uploaded footage following tonight’s Rampage, including appearances from the Blackpool Combat Club, Ricky Starks, Danhausen, and more.

You can watch the footage below:

The video starts with Jon Moxley saying he wanted to introduce someone from New Orleans. Danhausen came out, and everyone was perplexed by Danhausen. Moxley didn’t like that Wheeler Yuta knew Danhausen and made him do ten push ups. Danhausen, meanwhile, interacted with William Regal and ended up cursing him.

Bryan Danielson then tried to introduce the real hometown face, but it was Hook instead, entering then exiting the stage. Danielson tried one more time and eventually got the right hometown face, Ricky Starks.

Starks started to cut a promo, but then The Acclaimed came out as Max Caster did his rap. They then ran down everyone in the ring, pointing out their segment last week was the highest rated on Dynamite. Eventually Max Caster entered the ring and everyone took him out. The segment ended with everyone posing for the crowd.

AEW will return on Friday with a live edition of Rampage headlined by Hangman Page defending the AEW World Championship against Adam Cole. Battle of the Belts will also be taped that night.

Mat Men: A Very Evil Beach Breakhausen

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The boys are back with another jam packed episode of Mat Men.

The WWE Royal Rumble is this Saturday and there are still some questions to be answered about the show. What big surprises might we get and who will the winners be?

Speaking of surprises, WWE is reportedly looking to bring Ronda Rousey back possibly as early as this weekend. We have the latest on that.

GCW held Wrld on GCW this past Sunday in their first-ever event made available on traditional pay-per-view. There was some good and bad but overall, it was a great sign for the independent scene.

On Wednesday, AEW had an extremely fun show that saw the debut of the “very evil” Danhausen and one of the best ladder matches ever done on free TV between Cody Rhodes and Sammy Guevara.

Plus, we do a WWE television roundup, other news, and your mailbag questions.

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Fight Game: Danhausen to AEW, Beach Break review, Ronda Rousey returning?

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John LaRocca and I are back for another Fight Game Podcast.

Before we recap AEW Dynamite Beach Break and NXT from this week, we discuss the following:

  • Ronda Rousey possibly coming back to WWE at Saturday’s Royal Rumble
  • A look at Saturday’s big event
  • Who Danhausen is and why he’s in AEW
  • How the prospects are coming along at NXT

We then go over our likes and dislikes for both Tuesday and Wednesday’s shows. 

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Danhausen signs with AEW, appears on Dynamite

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Danhausen has officially signed with AEW.

During tonight’s Dynamite, Danhausen made a cameo, appearing under the ring during the Lights Out match between Orange Cassidy and Adam Cole. When Cole went under the ring to grab a chair, Danhausen appeared, clinging onto the chair. This allowed Cassidy to counter with a DDT on a confused Cole as Danhausen walked to the back, leaving Cassidy with a surprised look on his face. Tony Khan later confirmed that Danhausen had signed with the company.

Danhausen previously was part of Ring of Honor, first making sporadic appearances in 2019. The following year, he signed with the company and continued to make appearances until the end of 2021, where everyone’s ROH contracts were allowed to expire while the company underwent the process of shutting down through April of this year.

Back on Halloween night of last year, Danhausen broke his tibia and fibula at a NGW event, where he teamed with Warhorse against Facade and Jason Kincaid.

Danhausen having surgery after breaking tibia and fibula

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Independent wrestling star Danhausen is having surgery to have a rod inserted into his leg after suffering a broken tibia and broken fibula this past weekend. 

Danhausen took to social media today to explain the injury: 

“Danhausen has to get surgeryhausen on Friday. Going to have an inanimate rod placed in his leg.”

No timetable has been given for recovery. Danhausen suffered the injury in a tag match on Sunday’s NGW event in Knoxville, Tennessee. 

Mance Warner also suffered a broken tibia and broken fibula while appearing on the same event. Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful reports that Warner underwent surgery yesterday to repair his injuries. 

NGW tweeted out links in support of both injured wrestlers yesterday: 

“If you guys wanna show some love and support to 

@ManceWarner and @DanhausenAD there are links below to do so! 

Danhausen

https://prowrestlingtees.com/danhausen

https://patreon.com/LoveThatDanhausen

https://cameo.com/danhausen 

Ole Mancer

https://prowrestlingtees.com/wrestler-t-shirts/mancer.html

https://deathmatchworldwide.com/category/mance-warner

http://paypal.me/mancewarner”