Add as a preferred source on Google Danhausen wants the $100,000 at the center of his SummerSlam match against Dominik Mysterio.
During the July 27 episode of Raw, a medic was checking on Danhausen and the Minihausens after The Judgment Day’s attack when Raw General Manager Adam Pearce approached him backstage. Pearce told Danhausen to return JD McDonagh’s money, but Danhausen proposed hanging the cash from a pole instead.
Pearce booked it. Danhausen called the stipulation a Human Monies on a Pole match. The bout had previously been announced as a standard singles match between Danhausen and Mysterio.
The demand followed a rough night for Danhausen at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. He and Joe Hendry performed a concert segment before boxer Ryan Garcia struck Hendry with a guitar. Mysterio and McDonagh then joined the attack. Mysterio hit Danhausen with a frog splash.
The money dispute began in June when Mysterio and McDonagh paid Danhausen $100,000 to curse Oba Femi before Mysterio faced him in the King of the Ring tournament. Danhausen accepted the cash but did not follow through.
The Judgment Day has tried to recover it ever since. Danhausen had also tried to give the money to fans on Raw.
Mysterio’s AAA Mega Championship is not advertised as being on the line.