Damien Sandow was one of the most over wrestlers in WWE during his partnership with The Miz and run as Damien Mizdow.
However, despite a run as Mr. Money In The Bank, the company never seemed to push Sandow, and he was released in 2016.
After a near year-long run in Impact Wrestling as Aron Rex, Sandow confirmed in April 2017 that he had left the promotion and would be taking some time away from the ring to pursue a career in acting.
However, it appears as if the immensely talented performer might be stepping back into the ring in the near future. In a video clip uploaded to Twitter, Sandow teased a return to wrestling.
Well, here you go… pic.twitter.com/KhfKlJnwP7
— Aron (@AronsThoughts) July 7, 2019
In his promo, Sandow said after two years away from the ring the wrestling business needed him back. He said that after attending a show at the Battle Arts Academy in Toronto, “The Millennial Slayer” was born.
There is currently no word on when exactly Sandow will be returning, and which promotion he will make his return to. WrestleTalk will provide more information on the matter if and when it becomes available.
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