Danhausen Says He Cursed Conor McGregor Because He’s ‘Very Evil’
Danhausen says that he cursed Conor McGregor before his last fight because he is 'very evil'.
Danhausen says that he cursed Conor McGregor before his last fight because he is ‘very evil’.
On July 11th, McGregor would return to the octagon after a layoff that lasted several years following his pair of TKO losses to Dustin Poirer. In the opening seconds of his fight with Max Holloway at UFC 329, McGregor would throw a switch kick that was easily avoided by Holloway and shortly after, McGregor’s knee would buckle, with the referee stopping the fight due to the compromised nature of McGregor’s knee. Now, a WWE superstar has claimed responsibility for the injury.
While speaking to Complex’s Interview With A Magician, Danhausen would be asked if he cursed Conor McGregor, with the WWE superstar admitting that he did because McGregor is ‘very evil.’
“Some would say. Possibly. Maybe. Yes. (why?) Very evil.”
On this week’s edition of Monday Night RAW, a stipulation was added to Danhausen’s SummerSlam match with Dominik Mysterio. You can read more about that here.
Elsewhere in the same interview, Danhausen noted that he does not plan to retire until at least 90 years from now. You can read more about that here.
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