Kemo
06-27-2018, 03:38 PM
Aaron Steven Haddad, better known to WWE fans as Damien Sandow, has revealed a new look. The former “Intellectual Savior Of The Masses” is now sporting a clean-shaven appearance these days.
I am contemplating keeping this look for a while…
— Aron (@AronsThoughts) June 26, 2018
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Where is Damien Sandow?
In April of 2017, Sandow announced he was leaving Impact Wrestling and taking a sabbatical from sports entertainment. He has specifically stated he is not retired, however, only wishing to take a break from the wrestling industry.
“Ending on this note is not a bad thing,” he said. “I’m not saying that I’m never going to get in the ring again, but this is pretty cool and I’d much rather have people remember me for all the good stuff.”
He took to Twitter shortly after the comments and reaffirmed he was not retiring, however.
“I never said retirement,” Sandow Tweeted. “I’m just doing some other stuff for a while. One thing I will never do is lie to you guys.”
One promotion which has shown interest in bringing Sandow back to pro wrestling is Billy Corgan’s National Wrestling Alliance. Corgan and Sandow worked together briefly in Impact from 2016-17.
“I am not retired,” Sandow reiterated again on Twitter after leaving Impact. “@lmpactWrestIing was some of the most fun I have had in my career, great company. Just exploring other opportunities.”
One of those opportunities appears to be writing. Sandow is due to publish a book on his life after wrestling soon.
Hello all, I am happy to announce I have co-authored a book with my good friend Dennis Vanasse titled “Off The Road”. Available Soon.
— Aron (@AronsThoughts) June 1, 2018
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Den9iatUwAAY38t.jpg
I am contemplating keeping this look for a while…
— Aron (@AronsThoughts) June 26, 2018
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DgoRcUMU0AA_LeO.jpg
Where is Damien Sandow?
In April of 2017, Sandow announced he was leaving Impact Wrestling and taking a sabbatical from sports entertainment. He has specifically stated he is not retired, however, only wishing to take a break from the wrestling industry.
“Ending on this note is not a bad thing,” he said. “I’m not saying that I’m never going to get in the ring again, but this is pretty cool and I’d much rather have people remember me for all the good stuff.”
He took to Twitter shortly after the comments and reaffirmed he was not retiring, however.
“I never said retirement,” Sandow Tweeted. “I’m just doing some other stuff for a while. One thing I will never do is lie to you guys.”
One promotion which has shown interest in bringing Sandow back to pro wrestling is Billy Corgan’s National Wrestling Alliance. Corgan and Sandow worked together briefly in Impact from 2016-17.
“I am not retired,” Sandow reiterated again on Twitter after leaving Impact. “@lmpactWrestIing was some of the most fun I have had in my career, great company. Just exploring other opportunities.”
One of those opportunities appears to be writing. Sandow is due to publish a book on his life after wrestling soon.
Hello all, I am happy to announce I have co-authored a book with my good friend Dennis Vanasse titled “Off The Road”. Available Soon.
— Aron (@AronsThoughts) June 1, 2018
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Den9iatUwAAY38t.jpg