Damian Priest

‘The Archer of Infamy’ hasn’t had the easiest start to his WWE main roster career, despite having debuted with a promising history in NXT and massive hype surrounding him following his performance in the 2021 Royal Rumble match. Damian Priest had gone from eliminating Kane, John Morrison and The Miz in the annual Men’s spectacular to being used as hip-hop sensation Bad Bunny’s hired muscle in the space of two weeks.

We have arrived in the third and final part of this episode. Backstage John Morrison is interviewed and says he wants to dedicate this victory to The Miz with the latter who will never be the same after what happened to Backlash. DAMIAN PRIEST VS JOHN MORRISON (LUMBERJACK MATCH). The...

Zombies Lumberjack Match: The Miz vs. Damian Priest. We go back to the ring and the announcers mention the zombies and we see Batista’s earlier tweet where he said his “friends” would be here tonight, to plug the “Army of the Dead” movie, which is a sponsor. The Miz and John Morrison are out, as is Damian Priest. The zombies are out now, terrifying Miz and Morrison. The zombies surround the ring and also terrify the announcers but they settle back in at the table. Morrison has ran away to the back.

WWE’s Damian Priest sat down with Wide World of Sports to discuss his whirlwind 2021. In less than six months Priest has gone from NXT to being called up to RAW and worked alongside celebrity Bad Bunny at WrestleMania 37. For Priest it’s all the way it should be. “Not...

One of the unexpectedly most interesting and surprising matches of the whole Wrestlemania 37 card was that tag team match between Bad Bunny and Damian Priest on one side and Miz and Morrison on the other, with the four talents who, despite their inexperience of one of them, namely that of the rapper once loaned to the pro-wrestling rings, have nevertheless pulled up a performance worthy of the Wrestlemania rings.

Bad Bunny's in-ring debut at WrestleMania 37 turned out to be an unexpected highlight of WWE's biggest annual event last month. The bout saw the Grammy-award winner hit a flurry of jaw-dropping moves throughout his tag team match against The Miz and John Morrison, and even picked up the victory for himself and Damian Priest. Priest was brought up to Raw as part of the angle but, while he showed plenty of promise in NXT, "The Archer of Infamy" confirmed this week that the success of the angle would determine the future of his WWE career.

One of the athletes who recently joined the Monday Night Raw roster, practically after the Royal Rumble at the beginning of the year, is former North American NXT champion, Damian Priest. Before landing on the main roster, the "hunter" of the yellow show had several important feuds with Johnny Gargano and Keith Lee, with whom he has certainly left his mark on the minds and hearts of the fans of the third WWE brand.

WWE’s Damian Priest sat down with Sports New Australia to discuss his current run. Priest has been thrust into a lot of big spots since being called up to the main roster, including teaming with international celebrity Bad Bunny at WrestleMania 37, and his confidence has grown due to the trust WWE has show him.

Damian Priest was thrust into the spotlight immediately following his call up from NXT to Raw. Priest was paired with Bad Bunny following WWE Royal Rumble and put in a program with The Miz & John Morrison, which eventually led to a WrestleMania 37 match between the four men. Speaking...

Damian Priest looks to finish his feud with The Miz at WWE WrestleMania Backlash in a Lumberjack Match. This match came to fruition after Priest defeated John Morrison in singles competition allowing him to determine the stipulation for his score-settling match against The Miz on Sunday, May 16. Priest and...

Moving from the developmental brand of NXT to WWE's main roster is something that dozens of performers have done in recent years. Not all of these transitions are smooth however, with plenty of stars getting lost in the shuffle and fizzling out within months of their debut on Raw or SmackDown.

The latest WWE Chronicle spotlights Damian Priest and is currently on-demand on Peacock/WWE Network. In a sneak peek, Priest talked about how WWE Hall of Famer Razor Ramon (Scott Hall) has been a big influence on his attitude and style. “Anybody who knows anything about me knows that one of...

Damian Priest recently spoke with Revolver Magazine and talked about being a fan of The Undertaker when he was younger. Priest took to Instagram in June 2020 and posted a photo from when he met Taker at an autograph signing 22 years ago, along with a photo of when he met Taker backstage at a WWE event last year. You can see that photo below. Priest recalled the signing to Revolver and talked about getting the chance to pick Taker’s brain and work in the ring with him.

From his entrance music to his look, heavy metal is imbued in every aspect of what WWE's Damian Priest does. Even his name was designed to evoke a bad boy image, a nod to his love of Judas Priest. In the ring, he oozes with the confidence of a metal frontman, often rocking flamboyant attire that looks like something Ozzy probably would've worn in his Eighties prime. Even when facing dudes twice his size, or veterans who have been at it a lot longer, he never looks too worried.

Damian Priest has been feuding with The Miz and John Morrison ever since he arrived on RAW back in February. The Archer of Infamy is finally ready to move onto bigger and better things. During his appearance on tonight’s RAW Talk, Priest said that he’s ready to pursue and win...

The Archer of Infamy Damian Priest will enlist the full Power of Positivity when he partners up with The New Day’s Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods against their respective rivals The Miz, Elias & Jaxson Ryker. Will they leave things against their dangerous A-List adversaries on a sour note? Don’t miss Monday Night Raw, tonight at 8/7 C on USA.

Damian Priest recently spoke with Graham Matthews of Fansided and had more praise for Grammy-winning rapper Bad Bunny for his WrestleMania 37 performance. It was previously revealed that the rapper trained regularly with Bunny, Adam Pearce and Drew Gulak, at the WWE Performance Center since January.Priest also revealed that Brian Kendrick and Norman Smiley helped the rapper get ready for the ring. Priest said Bunny never quit in the lead-up to their win over The Miz and John Morrison, and was adamant about putting on a good performance. Bunny, as a longtime pro wrestling fan, wanted to do his dream justice.

WWE star Damian Priest fired a verbal knockout to Jake Paul on this week’s episode of Raw. The YouTuber stretched his unbeaten professional boxing record on Saturday by delivering a first round knockout to ex-UFC star Ben Askren. That took the much-maligned 24-year-old American to 3-0 - although he has...

Damian Priest spoke about embracing the power of positivity and how that changed his life. Damian Priest is one of the breakout stars in WWE and prior to that had a successful run in Ring of Honor as Punishment Martinez. Fresh off of a WrestleMania debut in one of the...