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Danhausen has become popular in WWE amid his gimmick of cursing people and teams.
The wrestler became a major talking point earlier in the summer when he uncursed the New York Knicks ahead of them going on to win the NBA Finals.
Now, Danhausen has decided that former NFL star Tom Brady, who has been mooted to join WWE in some way, should be cursed.
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Danhausen curses Tom Brady amid beef with Logan Paul
Brady was beefing with Logan Paul during the World Cup final, and it has been reported that he is now in talks with WWE to make some sort of appearance.
Whether that be an actual match or maybe just something backstage remains to be seen.
Regardless, he has already caught the eye of Danhausen, who decided to curse Brady during a recent interview with Complex.
The wrestler said: “Didn’t he [Brady] say something about wrestling? I think he did.
“Oh, I have to fight Tom Brady. He’s got nice teeth. Can put them in this jar. I think I should curse Tom Brady. We’re cursing Tom Brady.”
After cursing Brady, Danhausen is now set to turn his attention to WWE’s upcoming SummerSlam Premium Live Event.
The PLE kicks off on August 1 and, as has become tradition with WrestleMania and SummerSlam, it will take place over two nights.
Danhausen is set to face off with Dominik Mysterio on Night 2 of the showcase on August 2.
Initially, no match stipulation was added to the fight between Dom and Danhausen.
But during this week’s Monday Night Raw, it was confirmed that they will clash in a ‘Human Monies on a Pole Match’.
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