10 Wrestling Careers That Bombed After Their Biggest Match

There was a time when Damien Sandow's name was ubiquitously found at the top of 'Most Underrated' lists. The Intellectual Saviour of the Masses had carved out a pretty impressive niche for himself as a modern-day incarnation of The Genius, albeit with better promo skills and more credibility between the ropes. Sandow may not have been a megastar in waiting, but he certainly had the ability to be a genuinely big deal.

Creative seemed to agree with this when they put the Money in the Bank briefcase on him in 2013. This was the beginning of the end for Sandow, who went on a losing streak before cashing his briefcase in against an injured John Cena. What should have been the crowning of Damien Sandow became a loss that made the history books, as the self-proclaimed Beacon of Light in a Harbour of Iniquity became the first man to lose a cash-in match.

Sandow never recovered. A year later he was a comedy character, doing stunt double duty for The Miz and somehow getting over in the process, only to see his momentum stopped time and time again. Sandow - now known as Aron Stevens - hasn't done much outside of WWE, to say the least.