David Sahadi spent the summer following his graduation painting houses before his father obtained him a Sunday job working for NBC Sports as a "logger", a job which required him to watch football games broadcast on NBC and take a detailed record of the events of the game in order to help with the production of highlight reels.
11 Facts About David Sahadi
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David Sahadi was eventually promoted to the position of Manager of On-Air Promotions for NBC Sports, and produced advertising campaigns for the NFL, NBA and the 1992 Summer Olympics.
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When he was approached by the World Wrestling Federation before the 1992 Olympics, David Sahadi accepted their job offer.
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David Sahadi began working for the WWF on October 19,1992, and was appointed Creative Director of On-air Promotions.
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David Sahadi would go on to head a team of seven technicians who produced video packages and vignettes designed to promote and advertise wrestlers, television programs, pay-per-views and merchandise.
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David Sahadi objected to the controversial and almost universally unpopular "Katie Vick" storyline, but was informed that any dissenters would be released from the company.
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David Sahadi sold his house, he then proceeded to spend a year hiking through several American national parks before settling in the mountains of North Carolina, where he wrote a novel, Last Call of the Gods.
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In May 2005 David Sahadi began writing a column for TNA called "The Spirit of Wrestling".
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In early April 2019, David Sahadi signed to Major League Wrestling in a backstage role.
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In November 2019, David Sahadi announced he would be returning to Impact Wrestling as producer on full time.
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In June 2024, David Sahadi returned to MLW as Executive Producer.