Damien Sandow’s WWE career may not have reached the heights some had hoped for, but the ex-Superstar is fine with how things went.
On a recent edition of the “Insight” podcast, Sandow addressed the belief among some that his career could have gone much further. He said,
“People say, ‘Like you should politick more.’ I never wanted to because — and that may have been my own ego to be like look, I try to be a decent human being, don’t do anything that’s going to embarrass the company, show up to work and let that speak for itself.”
He continued, “People say my career should have been this, it should have been that, everyone has their take on whatever. At the end of the day, my career was what it was, I made the choices I made and I stand by them. I’m fortunate enough to where I have developed this skill set that if I want a job in pro wrestling I can get one.”
Sandow won the 2013 SmackDown Money in the Bank ladder match but failed in his cash-in attempt on John Cena.
Sandow was the first Superstar to be beaten clean in their cash-in attempt as Cena’s cash-in the prior year ended in a DQ.
