Kit Daniels

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Early Life and Education

Scholars have documented a significant correlation between early life conditions and later adult outcomes. They attribute this connection to social and environmental influences in early years that may impact later adult outcomes.

Kit Daniels graduated with a bachelor of chemistry degree from Wabash College. While attending school he participated in swimming teams and helped coach at Dundee High School for 25 years. Additionally he serves on local boards and is active within his church community.

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Professional Career

Daniels began wrestling for hardcore promotions XPW and ECW during the early ’90s, debuting alongside Roderick Strong as Fallen Angel. Daniels returned to Ring of Honor in 2010 on a one-year contract and main eventing their second live pay-per-view, The Big Bang! by challenging Davey Richards.

He soon joined forces with Kazarian to form Bad Influence, adopting a heel persona. On November 19’s episode of Impact Wrestling they faced off against A.J. Styles and Kurt Angle before attacking Styles after their match and later rolling an audio tape insinuating that he was having an affair with TNA president Dixie Carter.

At Sacrifice, Daniels and Kazarian cost A.J. Styles the X Division Championship. At Slammiversary, Styles faced Shane Douglas for a match with his roster spot at stake; which he ultimately won.

Achievement and Honors

Kit Daniels has earned numerous prestigious honors and accolades for his achievements and contributions, such as playing the popular TV series Knight Rider as KITT (1982-1986) or portraying teacher George Feeny on Boy Meets World (1993-2000).

He is best known for creating the Black Student and Design (BBSD) Mentorship program which offers 12 weeks of mentoring to Black students interested in design. Meetings take place online or in person to maximize participation, creating community among fellow Black students and faculty alike. He was awarded with the Ronald F. Abler Distinguished Service Honors from the University of Utah for this outstanding service to their fellow Black students and faculty alike.

Personal Life

Daniels began his music industry career at Chess Records of Chicago as a janitor. This was where he met and heard artists such as Muddy Waters, Etta James Ramsey Lewis and The Dells for the first time. Later he moved into management and took charge of one of their wholesale record stores on Michigan Avenue district of the city.

Famed for his roles as surgeon Mark Craig on St. Elsewhere (for which he won two Primetime Emmy Awards), as KITT in Knight Rider, and in Boy Meets World as George Feeny, his strict teacher of Cory Matthews’ character Cory Matthews’ education was one of his trademark roles.

Daniels made headlines in 2018 for mistakenly misidentifying Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter Nikolas Cruz as an ex-military service member, prompting outrage among his readers. Later, Daniels apologized profusely and admitted not conducting a comprehensive reverse image search prior to publishing the article.

Net Worth

Your net worth is an indicator of both how much of your assets you own and the debts you owe, calculated by subtracting liabilities from total assets. Net worth provides a more holistic measure of wealth than income which only shows how much cash comes in each year.

Daniel makes his fortune through acting, endorsement deals and stock ownership. Additionally, he co-owns Gilmore Jacobs Ltd – an investment management firm founded by his parents – which manages over $14 Million worth of investments for them. Since appearing as Jon Snow in 2011’s Game of Thrones he has amassed significant wealth; estimated worth exceeds $14 Million yet doesn’t plan to leave anything to his children as inheritance.