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Draven left a permanent, and sometimes unwanted, mark on the DWO, from the beginning of his career until the very end. Dark, vengeful, and always angry, Draven plowed his way through DWO's top talent, making bitter enemies, and reluctant friends, along the way. From his first match, it was clear Draven was a dominant force, using power moves no one had seen before to not just defeat his opponents in the ring, but in an attempt to end their careers.

His beginning came with the arrival of Chryste to the DWO. At first, no one thought the two had anything to do with each other, until pursuers of Chryste attacked Draven, who was attempting to protect Chryste when she was jumped in the parking lot of a live DWO event. From that point on, their strange love/hate relationship began. Draven would go on to defeat Adam Stryker in a cage match for his first DWO World Title not longer after, and then won tag gold with Chryste under the tag team name Heaven and Hell. 

Somewhere along the way, Callisto Bane, owner of the DWO, took notice of not only Chryste, who she openly had a longing for, but also Draven. Callisto wanted the most dominant force in her organization not only watching Chryste's back...but doing her bidding as well. As strong as Draven appeared to be in the ring, Callisto took a dominant grip on his mind, and the downard spiral began between him and his long time friend, Chryste.

Before long, it was Draven, the one time protector, that was attacking Chryste, and it all seemed to be at Callisto's will. It wasn't until the arrival of Arsenic Hail, that Draven began to fight back against Callisto's control, and once again stepped into the ring, and picked up right where he left off, in dominanting fashion.

Though he was hated by most, when Draven finally retired from the ring, he was respected by those that had crossed his path. A champion several times over, and never once changing his tune when the bell rang, Draven is and always will be a forever part of DWO's blood stained, and dark history.