A Look at Daniel Pant’s Wrestling Career

Daniel, now 44 years old, still views life through teenage eyes. He still draws comics and paints in his garage studio – though these days his pictures don’t include as much shading detail as before.

However, he also experiences cycles of wild high elation followed by periods of despairing lows that are the symptoms of his manic depression.

Early Life and Education

Despite his parents’ best efforts, he continued experiencing periods of extreme elation and despair, ultimately leading to prolonged stays at mental hospitals.

He eventually stopped taking his medication altogether and suffered an outbreak of psychotic episodes that nearly claimed his life.

Daniel, an ILR senior, hosts the popular campus podcast and radio show Black Voices on the Hill and is part of MILRSO (Minority Student Organization within ILR), Kappa Alpha Pi pre-law fraternity, and Students for Students as a mentor.

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Professional Career

Daniel has been involved with professional wrestling since 2006. He made his WWE debut on March 31, 2006, and would go on to win the Chris Candido Cup tournament alongside tag team partner Doug Basham on May 25, 2006; defeating Silas Young and Dysfunction and Axl Rotten and Mickie Knuckles respectively on May 26.

He has appeared on various television programs such as “Trainwreck”, “Miracle Workers”, and “The Big Bang Theory”, and is well known for his versatility within the industry. A true example of hard work paying off, he strives for excellence always and never settles for less than perfect results – an inspiration to us all who has potential to become one of professional wrestling’s biggest stars!

Achievement and Honors

Daniel currently voices “Axel,” the energetic blue raccoon from Disney Junior and Treehouse series Pikwik Pack, while in newer series like PJ Masks on both platforms as Munki-Gu. Additionally he voices Kai the mysterious Genie from Netflix series Mood Ring.

At the ESPNcricinfo awards, he won Test Batting Honours at the ESPNcricinfo awards for his magnificent innings against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy which saw India chase down 329 to win it 2-1 – outshone Kyle Mayers’ double century at Chattogram and Joe Root’s 228 at Galle. Andrew Brennen will receive Core Principles honors for co-founding Kentucky Student Voice and introducing legislation supporting student inclusion; Pashtana Durrani will receive Conviction Principle honors.

Personal Life

Daniel works arduously in his small studio with its corrugated roof and collection of plastic bugs and rubber snakes, carefully playing back a sample from Jon Brion-produced track “The Underdog”. Each time, Daniel carefully recreates its disorienting, ping-pong vocals.

No matter if his meticulous approach reflects his quirky personality or not; such touches as 2002’s Kill the Moonlight with its signature barrelhouse piano hook or last year’s underrated Will Ferrell comedy Stranger Than Fiction certainly highlight his individualism and enhance his appeal.

There are numerous amusing anecdotes about Daniel’s mischievous side, like when he rode around LaGuardia Airport in a courtesy wheelchair and asked an Au Bon Pain cashier if the restaurant offered handicapped discounts.

Net Worth

At his career’s peak, he amassed an incredible fortune that enabled him to buy luxury properties and cars as well as generous donations to various charities – with the Demelza children’s hospice being his personal cause close to heart.

He is estimated to have an estimated net worth of $3 Million, the majority of his fortune coming from his stand-up comedy career and performances across various stages. He has also released several successful comedy specials on Netflix and other streaming services.

He is also an accomplished musician, having composed songs since 2013. Since then, his catalogue of work has continued to expand.