Jax Dane

Professional wrestler and champion

Jax Dane - Professional wrestler and champion
Born

1976
49 years ago

Died

December 25th, 2024
0 years ago — 48 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Professional wrestler competed in various promotions, including NWA and Ring of Honor. Won the NWA World Tag Team Championship and is recognized for his contributions to the wrestling industry. Held the NWA National Championship, establishing a reputation in professional wrestling. Participated in multiple high-profile matches and events that showcased wrestling talent and storytelling.

Won the NWA World Tag Team Championship

Held the NWA National Championship

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