WWE legend Kevin Nash has lavished praise on new WWE star Danhausen and is pleased to see a good person like him get an opportunity.

Nash recently discussed Danhausen’s debut on his “Kliq This” podcast and suggested that his rather unusual gimmick early in his career, the Oz, could’ve been a success if it had the WWE production magic sprinkled over it. He stated that Danhausen has surpassed other surprise debuts in WWE like The Gobbledy Gooker, and later expressed happiness at seeing Danhausen receive plaudits because he’s a genuinely nice person.

“Do we suffice to say that Danhausen more than delivered?” asked Nash when he compared Danhausen’s debut with that of The Gobbledy Gooker. “Plus on top of all that, this is one of the sweetest, most genuine human beings in the business. He’s just a good fu***ng guy. So, that alone … there’s so many as**oles that get breaks in this business. It seems like there’s so many great guys that don’t.”

Nash, to highlight Danhausen’s good nature, referenced a recent statement by the now-retired AJ Styles, who said that he wanted to spend time with his family rather than wrestle for a few more years. He praised Styles for that stance and put Danhausen on the same pedestal. Nash also drew parallels between Danhausen’s character and the early Batman TV show.

“And now we got another guy [Danhausen] with that same caliber of human being. And it’s just like, it’s so nice to see him get a break, even though I got some crazy, early 1966 Batman vibes when maybe like, you know, the Joker, the Riddler would come in and have his entourage that would fight the Caped Crusaders, the dynamic duo if we may,” he added.

Since his debut at the Elimination Chamber PLE, Danhausen has appeared on both “WWE Raw” and “WWE SmackDown,” and seems to have gotten over with the WWE fans, going by the audience reaction and his merch sales.

While Kenny Omega very well could be the man to dethrone MJF, we’re not entirely sold on what could be Omega’s final reign being a short one. That’s because, like many fans, we are pretty set on the idea that Ospreay wins at All In when it returns to Wembley Stadium, especially due to the various video vignettes AEW has already been running for the “Aerial Assassin” and reports he has traveled to tapings to get cleared following neck surgery.

In that case, we think MJF holds the AEW World Championship straight through to All In. While this reign would be nowhere close to his historic first reign with the title, which lasted 406 days, it would make sense to keep the gold on him, as AEW just did a quick title change when Page lost the gold to Samoa Joe at Full Gear, then Joe lost the following month to MJF at Worlds End. If MJF loses the title at All In, he will have held the gold for around 247 days, which is nothing to scoff at.

While things can change quickly of course, there have been no recent reports that MJF is jetting back to Hollywood to film anything anytime soon. He can defend the title at Dynasty and Double or Nothing, as he has no shortage of challengers.

It seems like Ospreay is well on the way back to the ring, but just when he returns remains unclear. We think it will be at a pay-per-view, but Revolution seems unlikely with the massive stipulation between MJF and Page. It’s more likely we see Ospreay make his grand return at Dynasty, or possibly in New York City for Double or Nothing, both of which give him plenty of time to stack some wins to earn his shot at MJF.

“WWE Raw” continued its presence on Netflix’s Top 10 weekly charts with the March 2 edition of the show.

The streamer’s recent data has revealed that the red brand drew a total viewership of 3 million globally over the course of a week. This is a slight gain over the February 23 edition, which garnered viewership of 2.8 million. The post-Elimination Chamber episode of “Raw” was viewed for a total of 5.4 million hours, according to Netflix data and was sixth on the global top 10 charts. The episode fared even better on the US top 10 charts for the week, featuring at #3 behind season 4 of “Bridgerton” and “The Dinosaurs.” The March 2 episode made the top 10 in 23 countries, according to Netflix.

Of the data available for the year, “Raw” has averaged around 2.9 million views per episode in 2026, while the average weekly hours viewed is around 5.3 million. The Monday night show has been out of the global top 10 just twice this year, while it has remained in the US top 10 for every episode in 2026.

The March 2 show saw GUNTHER decimate Dragon Lee, Seth Rollins attack Paul Heyman and the rest of The Vision, and AJ Lee issue an open challenge to the women’s locker room for her Women’s Intercontinental title. The show also witnessed a title change as Dominik Mysterio — fresh off of the wrong end of a curse from Danhausen — losing his Intercontinental Championship to Penta, while “Raw” ended with the now controversial segment involving WWE World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk and his WrestleMania 42 opponent, Roman Reigns. 

As online fans become more and more disillusioned with Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s booking of WWE, more and more people seem to be calling for the return of Vince McMahon. While some believe there’s still a window of opportunity for the former WWE Chairman to return, AEW’s Jeff Jarrett doesn’t see that being the case.

“The dynamic between Ari [Emmanuel] and Vince, and we were just talking about the cutting of, you know, the fixed income – how does that fit in there, like, is Vince going to create more revenue for him,” the veteran wondered during an episode of his “My World w/Jeff Jarrett” podcast, before doubling down over the financial realities. “I just don’t see it happening.”

Jarrett considered McMahon’s options. Jarrett says he’s seen millionaires in Nashville build up multiple companies and sell them off, while McMahon has only built one company and sold it. 

“They never get out of the game,” he added. “What is next for Vince? I don’t think it’s TKO, but he’s not gonna go away quietly…”

Eric Bischoff has been one name that’s voiced his opinion on McMahon coming back to WWE multiple times. According to the WWE Hall of Famer, he believes that WWE has been slowly cushioning their stance on McMahon and will eventually move to, at the very least, showing him on television again.

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