
Danhausen is still perfect in WWE. On Night 2 of SummerSlam in Minneapolis, he beat Dominik Mysterio in the first-ever Human Monies on a Pole match and pulled down the bag holding The Judgment Day’s cash.
Mysterio went for the money in the opening minutes, but Danhausen cut him off and followed with the Danhausen Death Drop. Just as Danhausen looked to have the bag within reach, JD McDonagh came out.
That brought out the Minihausens. McDonagh cleared out several of them before Toritohausen fired back with a Satellite DDT, and the rest of the minis stacked themselves into a human ladder in an attempt to get to the bag.
Joe Hendry then made the save, cracking McDonagh with a guitar to get Danhausen back into the ring. Mysterio still climbed the corner and got his hands on the money, only for Danhausen to curse him again.
DANHUSEN WINS HUMAN MONIES ON A POLE 🤑@DanhausenAD pic.twitter.com/Y46BLblCIU
— WWE (@WWE) August 2, 2026
Pyro shot off from the pole and knocked the AAA Mega Champion off the turnbuckles. Danhausen took over from there, went up top and yanked the bag down for the win.
The finish capped off a program that started when The Judgment Day paid Danhausen $100,000 to put a curse on Oba Femi. The plan failed, and Dominik and McDonagh have spent the last several weeks trying to get the money back.
The win runs Danhausen’s record to 18-0 since his WWE in-ring debut, with six of those wins coming on television and the other 12 at house shows.