10 Wrestlers Who Became Losers In ONE Second

Occupying the AEW atmosphere time and time again since making his high profile signing for the company official in January, fans had been eagerly awaiting the eccentric curser's in-ring debut for months coming into his first-ever singles contest on the May 11 edition of Dynamite.

Yet, those expecting to see the sort of entertaining Danhausen display witnessed in the likes of Ring of Honor and Full Impact Pro were in for a mighty surprise on said Wednesday night.

Utterly pulverised by Tony Nese in a matter of seconds, one running knee in the corner was all it took to best the goofball. Now sure, this turn of events and the beatdown that would follow were obviously designed to make the birth of Hookhausen that little more satisfying on the night. And Danhausen's lack of offence may also be a sign of his once seriously broken leg still not being 100%.

However, there's no denying that the sea of Danhausen supporters out there would've no doubt been entirely deflated by their face-painted boy's weak display on night one as an in-ring All Elite performer. And it's also hard to look past Hook now being positioned as the one to routinely bail out his new-found and seemingly useless odd-partner in the coming months.

Very nice, very evil... but also very much framed as a loser out of the gates.