Fabian Aichner is a highly accomplished Italian professional wrestler who has made a significant impact in the world of sports entertainment. With a professional wrestling career spanning over a decade, Aichner has honed his skills and developed a reputation as a formidable opponent in the ring.
Early Career and Independent Circuit (2011-2017)
Aichner's journey in professional wrestling began in 2011 when he made his debut for New European Championship Wrestling (NEW). Throughout his early years, he competed in various tournaments, including the NEW World Heavyweight Championship tournament in 2012 and the Deadline tournament in 2013 and 2014. Although he did not emerge victorious in these tournaments, Aichner continued to refine his craft and gain valuable experience.
In 2015, Aichner returned to the independent circuit after a brief hiatus, where he formed a successful tag team with Mexx. Together, they won the NEW World Tag Team Title Tournament, a testament to Aichner's growth and development as a wrestler.
NXT and WWE (2017-Present)
In June 2017, Aichner signed a contract with WWE, marking a significant milestone in his career. He made his return to the ring at a NXT live event, where he faced off against Adrian Jaoude in a losing effort. However, Aichner was determined to prove himself, and he made significant changes to his physique, gaining almost 30 pounds of muscle since his appearance in the Cruiserweight Classic.
Aichner's television debut on the September 27 episode of NXT was met with a losing effort against Kassius Ohno, but he quickly bounced back with his first televised victory on the November 1 episode, defeating Johnny Gargano. The following month, he challenged for the NXT Championship held by Andrade Almas, but ultimately came up short.
Throughout his time in NXT, Aichner has consistently demonstrated his abilities as a skilled and formidable wrestler. With his impressive physique and technical skills, he has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional wrestling.
