Damien Sandow

Professional wrestler and entertainer

Damien Sandow - Professional wrestler and entertainer
Born

August 3rd, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A professional wrestler recognized for performances in WWE under the ring name Damien Sandow. Achieved popularity with the character of an intellectual savior, leading to memorable feuds and storylines. Captured the WWE Tag Team Championship alongside Cody Rhodes, contributing to notable tag team successes. Transitioned to various roles within the wrestling industry after leaving WWE, exploring opportunities in independent promotions.

Held the WWE Tag Team Championship

Participated in high-profile rivalries with top WWE stars

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