One of the most dominant forces in TNA Wrestling, “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels has been a mainstay of the organization since its inception in 2002. A former X Division titleholder and multi-time NWA World Tag Team Champion, Daniels is one of the most decorated athletes today in wrestling.

After challenging for the NWA World Heavyweight Title in 2002 and 2003, Daniels formed Triple X with Primetime Elix Skipper and Low Ki – a group that would become legendary in TNA. The trio became multi-time NWA World Tag Team Champions, fighting America's Most Wanted in a long and bloody feud for the gold.

Daniels and Primetime made history in June 2003 when they fought AMW for the gold in TNA's first-ever steel cage match, narrowly losing the ground-breaking bout. The tag teams would battle once more inside the cage, this time inside the Six Sides of Steel at December 2004's “Turning Point”. Triple X lost the bout, and as part of the match stipulations were forced to disband.

After Triple X, The Fallen Angel refocused his energy on the X Division, targeting The Phenomenal AJ Styles and the X Division Championship. Daniels narrowly lost to Styles in overtime in the epic Ironman Match at Against All Odds in February, only to rebound to win the gold in the Ultimate X Match Challenge the following month at Destination X. Daniels has a dominant reign as X Division Champion, taking on all comers before losing the gold to Samoa Joe in 2005.

In recent months, Daniels has put aside his differences with longtime nemesis AJ Styles to form a tag team. The tandem recently captured the NWA World Tag Team Title, beating America's Most Wanted at June's “Slammiversary” Pay-Per-View.