Love him or hate him, Danhausen lifting his “curse” on the New York Knicks led to a championship, and he wants his ring after Opening Night.
He took to X, formerly Twitter, to ask the question everyone else was asking: “Where is the Danhausen basket ball ring[?]” The “Very Nice, Very Evil” Superstar followed that up by requesting that Karl-Anthony Towns let him borrow his.
“KATHAUSEN LET DANHAUSEN BORROW YOURS,” he wrote, before promising, “HE'LL GIVE IT RIGHT BACK.”
Luckily, he can order one if he really wants one. It will cost a pretty penny, though, as the personalized commemorative championship rings will run you $19,995. However, he will have to act fast, as there are only 200 available.
The Knicks (without Danhausen) received their championship rings on Opening Night
The Knicks received their championship rings before tip-off on Opening Night on Tuesday, Oct. 20, when they hosted the new-look Philadelphia 76ers.
Additionally, the championship banner was raised during the festivities. It now resides in the rafters of Madison Square Garden. This was a special occasion for all Knicks fans.
On their way to the championship, Danhausen entered the fray. He lifted his “curse” of the team after they went down 2-1 to the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the playoffs.
Article Continues BelowThis sparked a 13-game win streak by the Knicks, which was snapped in Game 3 of the NBA Finals at the Garden. The team recovered, though. They made a 29-point comeback in Game 4 and closed out the series in Game 5.
The Knicks won their first championship in 53 years. Jalen Brunson was named NBA Finals MVP for his efforts, and he averaged 32.6 points per game in the series.
KAT later teamed up with Danhausen at Saturday Night's Main Event in July 2026. He delivered a chokeslam to JD McDonagh during the “Very Nice, Very Evil” Superstar's match against the Judgment Day member.