You have reached a degraded version of ESPN.com because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer. How To Install Gstreamer Windows Vista. How To View Windows Services In Xp here. For a complete ESPN.com experience, please upgrade or use a 302d Christopher Daniels: At the crossroads of immortality and oblivion Christopher Daniels has been a witness to a lot of wrestling history since his career started in 1993. He saw the rise of the 'Attitude Era' and the Monday Night Wars, as he wrestled for WWE, WCW and ECW. Once the latter two organizations had folded, and after a spell in WWE developmental, Daniels struck out for himself and made an immediate impact on the independent wrestling world. He wrestled for New Japan Pro Wrestling, won the 'King of the Indies' tournament and otherwise traversed the globe, but ultimately, the next two decades of his career would tie Daniels to the fate and history of two companies: TNA and Ring of Honor. Daniels was there in the formative stages of each company in 2002, and the defining moments of his career have come in these two organizations, for whom he's performed concurrently and independent of one another at various points over the last 15 years. He's had titles every step of the way, on both a tag team and singles level, but the man who will forever be known as 'The Fallen Angel' has one major gap among his many career accomplishments -- a major world title.