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According to Fightful Select, Danhausen’s deal was supposed to expire on July 1, 2025, but AEW quietly extended the contract, adding several months that now carry him deep into 2026. Despite being inactive creatively and barely used for the past couple of years, Danhausen is still technically signed and listed on the AEW roster.
>“We’re told by AEW sources that Danhausen’s contract would have been up on July 1, however there were months added to Danhausen’s contract that take the contract well into 2026.”
>“It was believed that Danhausen had requested they not pick up the option, and that he was ready to leave the company after barely being used the last couple of years.”
>“There was a thing last year where I knew they took issue with some miscommunication regarding his availability—or preferred availability. He had a family situation that I’m not going to get into, and then they were like, ‘Oh, but look—now he’s taking indies and all that. It was a miscommunication. He is well-liked there.”
>“We’re told by AEW sources that Danhausen’s contract would have been up on July 1, however there were months added to Danhausen’s contract that take the contract well into 2026.”
>“It was believed that Danhausen had requested they not pick up the option, and that he was ready to leave the company after barely being used the last couple of years.”
>“There was a thing last year where I knew they took issue with some miscommunication regarding his availability—or preferred availability. He had a family situation that I’m not going to get into, and then they were like, ‘Oh, but look—now he’s taking indies and all that. It was a miscommunication. He is well-liked there.”
