New WWE star gets huge credit from Nick Khan and Triple H at Town Hall
New WWE star Danhausen reportedly received a massive amount of praise from Triple H and Nick Khan during the latest WWE Town Hall. According to a new report from PWInsider, the company are extremely happy with how his merchandise sales have been going since he started appearing on television back in March:
Danhausen’s popularity and success was praised today by Nick Khan and Paul Levesque at today’s WWE employee Town Hall, PWInsiderElite.com can confirm. After showing clips of Danhausen, they pointed out that he’s become the #2 merchandise seller for the company in the two and a half months since he’s arrived and become a WWE star. They noted three of his current shirt designs are in the top 5 best-selling shirts currently and praised his ESPN appearances as well as the crossover appeal of Danhausen “uncursing” The New York Knicks basketball team.
Speaking of his merchandise, Danhausen recently caught some strays from fans online when his recent design appeared to be made using AI. Whilst we are still unable to confirm whether it actually has been created using artificial intelligence, there are some potential tell-tale signs that fans have been noticing.
While Danhausen isn’t likely the person who designed the image (AI or not), he was being dragged for it because of his previous views on AI usage in art. Back in March 2025 he posted: “Hello, AI still f*cking sucks and you shouldn’t use it for art! Thank you goodbye.”
Danhausen and the New York Knicks
After cursing the New York Knicks a few weeks ago (and then later uncursing them), Danhausen cursed the Cleveland Cavs yesterday before they went on to lose to the Knicks in extremely dramatic fashion last night in Game 1 of the Conference Finals.
The Knicks were able to come back last night from 22 down in the fourth quarter to win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime, with Jalen Brunson leading the MSG team to one of the biggest NBA comebacks of the season.
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