WWE’s Danhausen Signs With Adventure Media, Will Focus On Growing His IP In Film, TV & More

Published: 32 minutes ago by Jamie Toolan | Last Updated: 29 seconds ago by Jamie Toolan

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WWE superstar Danhausen has reportedly signed on with Adventure Media for management in all areas.

With merchandise sales that see him positioned as number two in the entire company and endless on-screen entertainment across Raw and SmackDown and social media, Danhausen has proven to be one of WWE’s shrewdest talent signings in recent memory.

The former AEW star arrived in WWE at Elimination Chamber 2026 in March, and much was made about the Chicago crowd’s indifferent response to him when he emerged from a mystery crate.

With that now seeming like a distant memory, Deadline has broken the news that the “Very Nice, Very Evil” star has now signed with Adventure Media.

As per Deadline’s report:

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“Adventure Media will focus on growing Danhausen’s IP in film, TV, digital, publishing and other business ventures.

“Adventure, known for its literary business that includes award-winning filmmakers, showrunners and creators, has been expanding into sports media, becoming a destination for athletes, wrestling stars and broadcast personalities.”

Danhausen: WWE’s Next Major Crossover Star?

Once viewed by many as a niche character that only more hardcore wrestling fans would understand, Danhausen looks potentially set to make a big splash outside WWE, as well as within it.

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Ahead of WWE WrestleMania 42, Danhausen appeared on ESPN and laid a curse on Stephen A. Smith and his beloved New York Knicks.

This curse would coincide with a rocky patch for the Knicks during their crucial NBA Playoffs series with the Atlanta Hawks, leading fans to blame the curse for their downturn in fortunes.

When Danhausen was paid to lift the curse, the Knicks’ form turned around and they stormed through the Philadelphia 76ers on their path to facing the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Eastern Conference Finals.

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Danhausen would then make another appearance on ESPN to lay out another curse on the Cavaliers. And, unbelievably, the Knicks and Jalen Brunson would pull off an improbable fourth quarter comeback from 22 points down – further adding to Danhausen’s notoriety.

In response, Danhausen requested court side seats next to Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner for the Knicks’ next game in order for the curse to continue.

A recent WWE employee Town Hall meeting reportedly saw Triple H and Nick Khan sing the praises of Danhausen, hailing his merchandise sales and crossover appearances on ESPN.

What Next For Danhausen In WWE?

After successfully creating “Minihausen” at WWE Backlash, Danhausen’s next big experiment looks set to involve a resurrection.

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On the Friday, May 15 episode of SmackDown, Danhausen took a look at a toe tag belonging to a mystery deceased individual lying on a gurney, confirming he had the “right guy” – with speculation abound regarding the big reveal.

Speculated names range from the Gingerbread Man – who did recently receive his own funeral on SmackDown – to Baron Corbin, who WWE are reportedly discussing bringing back to the company.

With SmackDown heading to Lexington, Kentucky this Friday, we may perhaps get some answers regarding exactly what Danhausen is up to.

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