5 Superstars who appeared in WWE, WCW, Impact Wrestling, and AEW

#4 Christopher Daniels

Christopher Daniels wrestled for WWE in the late 90s

There aren't many wrestlers who can brag about wrestling for various promotions as much as Christopher Daniels. Not only has he appeared in all the four big promotions mentioned in this list, but has also worked for ECW, NJPW, ROH, Chikara, and AAA. Daniels started his career way back in 1993. He wrestled in WWE in the late 90s and was with WCW during its final few months. He was released from the promotion a short while before WWE bought it.

Daniels is mostly remembered for his 2002-10 run in IMPACT Wrestling where he competed in some of the greatest matches of his career against the likes of Samoa Joe and AJ Styles. Daniels won the X Division title on four occasions. Additionally, he won the Tag Team titles eight times. All Elite Wrestling signed Daniels in early 2019 and he was one of the first wrestlers the company secured the services of. In addition to being a part of the action, Daniels also works as the head of Talent Relations for the company.

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