WWE star Danhausen has been busy ever since rising to pop culture fame with his cursing, then uncursing, of the New York Knicks, helping to lead the team to their first NBA Championship in 50 years. So busy, in fact, it's hard to remember that he only debuted for WWE back in March at Elimination Chamber, and has had plenty of memorable moments in the ring ever since.One of those moments was his first-ever WrestleMania moment at the event in Las Vegas. Danhausen appeared in the ring alongside John Cena, an experience he described on "No-Contest Wrestling." He said he believes he wasn't initially meant to be part of WrestleMania 42, but as the event got closer, it was "undeniable that he must be added," and he got the moment with "The Never Seen 17.""Could be [Cena's] last time ever at WrestleMania, shared with Danhausen," he said. "Danhausen wishes he could have got there a little bit earlier, perhaps to do a tag team with John or something, that would have been nice. But, this is as good as it gets. He's retired. He gets to enjoy his time off. He's earned it. He deserves it."As Cena was announcing the attendance for night two of the event, he was met by The Miz and Kit Wilson demanding their own WrestleMania moment, which then brought out Danhausen and the Mini-hausens. Danhausen ended the segment by getting permission from Cena to hit a Five-Knuckle Shuffle to Miz after the Mini-hausens took down the heels, and "disappeared" via smoke bomb as Cena laughed at it all.If you use any quotes from this article, please credit "No-Contest Wrestling" and provide a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
