Dolph Ziggler (AEW)

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-	**[[AEW Television Championship]] ([[List of AEW Television Champions|2 time]], inaugural)	+	**[[AEW Television Championship]] ([[List of AEW Television Champions|3 time]], first, current)
	**[[AEW Wrestle War|Wrestle War Winner]] ([[AEW Wrestle War (2012)|2012]])		**[[AEW Wrestle War|Wrestle War Winner]] ([[AEW Wrestle War (2012)|2012]])

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Dolph Ziggler
Ring name(s)	Dolph Ziggler Nic Nemeth Nick Metro Nick Nemeth Nicky
Billed height	6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Billed weight	213 lb (97 kg)
Born	July 27, 1980 (age 31) Cleveland, Ohio
Resides	Phoenix, Arizona
Billed from	Hollywood, Florida
Trained by	Florida Championship Wrestling Ohio Valley Wrestling Steve Keirn Tom Prichard Lance Storm
Debut	November 2004

Nicholas Theodore "Nick" Nemeth (born July 27, 1980) is an American efed wrestling, he is contracted with the Attitude Era Wrestling.

He has held the Television Championship two times in AEW, he is recognized as the first ever AEW Television Champion, He won the 2012 Wrestle War match.

Contents 1 Efed wrestling career 1.1 Attitude Era Wrestling 1.1.1 Debut and Television Champion (2011-present) 2 In wrestling 3 Championship and accomplishments

Efed wrestling career

Attitude Era Wrestling

Debut and Television Champion (2011-present)

In wrestling

• Finishing moves
  • Jumping Russian legsweep
  • Leaping reverse STO
  • Sleeper hold, sometimes with bodyscissors
  • Zig-Zag (Reverse bulldog)

• Signature moves
  • Bridging German suplex
  • Corner splash
  • Crucifix pin
  • Dropkick, sometimes while sliding to the outside
  • Fireman's carry gutbuster, sometimes from the second rope
  • Fireman's carry takeover
  • Headlock, sometimes with a head stand
  • Inverted body slam
  • Jumping elbow drop
  • Leg drop bulldog
  • Neck snap
  • Scoop powerslam
  • Sitout facebuster
  • Superkick
  • Swinging neckbreaker

• Managers
  • Vickie Guerrero

• Nicknames
  • "The Natural"
  • "The Show Off"

• Entrance themes
  • "Here to Show the World" by Jim Johnston and performed by Downstait (November 2011–present)

Championship and accomplishments

• Attitude Era Wrestling
  • AEW Television Championship (3 time, first, current)
  • Wrestle War Winner (2012)