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WWE superstar Danhausen has recently ‘cursed’ or ‘uncursed’ a number of NFL teams.
The wrestler has made quite the name for himself over the last few months thanks to his ‘curse’ gimmick.
Danhausen previously uncursed the New York Knicks, and after doing so, they went on to win the NBA Finals for the first time in a long time.
But now, he recently decided that he was going to curse the Kansas City Chiefs, whom he called the ‘Taylor Swift team’.
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Danhausen curses the Kansas City Chiefs
In a video shared by ESPN from the ‘Fanatics Fest: All Access’ video, Danhausen was speaking to fans and deciding which NFL teams to curse and uncurse.
A number of teams were uncursed, including the Green Bay Packers, but the Chiefs were not so lucky.
During the video, he said: “The Chiefs? Oh, is that the Taylor Swift team? Boom, they’re cursed.”
The Chiefs may feel like they are already cursed after they finished the 2025 NFL regular season with a 6-11 record.
That meant they could not make the play-offs after featuring in the previous three Super Bowls.
They are now in the midst of pre-season training, where there has been much attention on Travis Kelce and the shape he is in .
Their first game of pre-season takes place on August 15, and after playing two more matches, their latest NFL campaign will begin on September 14 against the Denver Broncos.
Let’s wait and see if the Danhausen curse has any impact on how the team performs in the coming months.
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