Kenny Dykstra

Professional wrestler and WWE superstar

Kenny Dykstra - Professional wrestler and WWE superstar
Born

March 16th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Competed in professional wrestling, starting career in 2004. Gained prominence in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) as a member of the Spirit Squad, a tag team known for its cheerleader gimmick. Achieved success in tag team competition, often participating in high-profile matches. After leaving WWE, continued to work on independent wrestling circuits and made appearances in various promotions. Known for athletic ability and charisma in the ring.

Wrestled in WWE as part of the Spirit Squad

Won the WWE World Tag Team Championship

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