WWE star Danhausen puts $4K price tag on ‘uncursing’ Logan Paul

After Logan Paul suffered a torn tricep injury, he sought WWE star Danhausen’s help to be “uncursed,” but it came with a hefty price tag.

During Paul’s latest YouTube vlog, the “Maverick” approached Danhausen, who “cursed” him. The “Very Nice, Very Evil” Superstar then made his demands known.

“Give me one of those Star Wars things you’ve been floating around in to fix your arm,” he said, pointing at Paul’s arm brace before naming his price tag. “$2,000, no, $3,000!”

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He then raised it to $4,000, saying, “Cough it up, rich boy!” Danhausen’s attention then turned to Paul’s watch, which he wasn’t willing to give up.

“Nah, I can’t give you the watch — [it’s worth] more than 4K,” he said, walking away.

Everyone wants to be “uncursed” by WWE star Danhausen

Getting “uncursed” by Danhausen is at the top of everyone’s lists right now. He was a big part of the New York Knicks’ recent championship win.

After getting “uncursed” by the “Very Nice, Very Evil” star, the Knicks went on a 13-game win streak. However, it would be snapped in Game 3 of the NBA Finals before they won the series. Still, the Knicks were able to overcome the San Antonio Spurs, beating them in five games to win the franchise’s first championship since 1973.

Danhausen’s gimmick has become popular among WWE fans since his debut. He made his debut at the 2026 Elimination Chamber PLE.

While his initial debut wasn’t well-received, he’s become one of the most over Superstars on the roster. He would make his in-ring debut during the Apr. 10 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, beating Kit Wilson. He has since been entrenched in a feud with Wilson and The Miz.

Before his WWE run, Danhausen gained fame for his stint in AEW. He won the 2023 Casino Tag Team Battle Royal with Orange Cassidy during his AEW run.

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