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At long last, the curse given by WWE Superstar Danhausen has been lifted for the MLB's New York Mets after Brian Gewirtz wagered with him.
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Gewirtz took to X, formerly Twitter, to wager with Danhausen while responding to SNY Mets' post about New York's seven-game losing streak, asking him to lift his curse. If he does, he has something the WWE star wants.
"If [Danhausen] can uncurse the Mets, I will do everything in my power to get his face on the side of a truck," Gewirtz wrote, referencing the recently debuted WWE star's biggest wish to be on a production truck.
Danhausen then responded, saying, "Dealhausen. Now where is Danhausens face on the truck?" to which Gewirtz responded, "Thank you. I'll start making those calls."
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Did WWE's Danhausen curse the Mets?
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While Danhausen lifted his curse, it might not have been his fault that the Mets were struggling. After starting the 2026 season 7-4, they have lost seven in a row. They were swept by the Athletics and have lost two in a row to the Los Angeles Dodgers . They will have a chance to snap their losing streak on Wednesday, Apr. 15, in the third game of their series.
Danhausen commonly places curses on WWE Superstars. The most recent to feel his wrath are The Miz, Kit Wilson, and a referee. He recently made his WWE debut at the 2026 Elimination Chamber PLE. His arrival was teased in the weeks leading up to the PLE, with Adam Pearce having a giant wooden crate shipped to him on Monday Night RAW.
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Eventually, Danhausen emerged from the coffin inside the crate. Since then, he has had backstage interactions with various Superstars. He made his long-awaited in-ring debut during the Apr. 10 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, beating Wilson. Prior to his WWE stint, Danhausen gained fame for his time in Ring of Honor and AEW.
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