Sabretooth

Movie actor: Tyler Mane
Voice actor: Micheal Donovan
Name: Victor Creed
Powers: Enhanced Senses/Healing Factor/Razor-Sharp Claws
First Episode: Strategy X
Known Family: None

He's an assassin. He's a mercenary. He's Victor Creed, 300 pounds of raging hate in search of an outlet. A sadistic and bitter man, Sabretooth relishes the fact that he knows more about Wolverine's past than Logan himself. He's considered to be Logan's arch enemy. With mutant abilities similar to Wolverine's, what is Victor's connection to the X-Men's wild man? Only Sabretooth knows...but if he told you, he'd have to kill you!
For him, there is absolutely no pity to be had, he unlashes at anyone without hesitation. An "animal" in nature, he also has the physique and the super human strenght. He is under the comand of Magneto and will do whatever he tells him to do.

Meet Micheal Donovan, the voice behind Victor Creed! Here is his filmography!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Filmography as: Actor, Miscellaneous crew, Notable TV guest appearances
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ReBoot: My Two Bobs (2001) (TV) (voice) .... Phong / Mike The TV / Cecil
"Dragon Ball" (2001) TV Series (voice)
"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Sabretooth/Victor Creed
"Spider-Man Unlimited" (1999) TV Series (voice) .... Carnage/Cassidy Kletwood
"Shadow Raiders" (1998) TV Series (voice)
"StreetFighter: The Animated Series" (1997) TV Series (voice) .... Guile
"Incredible Hulk, The" (1996) TV Series (voice) .... Grey Hulk
"Hey Arnold!" (1996) TV Series (voice) (as Michael David Donovan) .... Additional Voices
"Littlest Pet Shop, The" (1995) TV Series (voice) .... Stu the Dog/Slick the Bug/A Pig
"Mega Man" (1995) TV Series (voice) .... Ring Man
Ronin Warriors (1995) .... Cye/Sage
Wizard of Oz, The (1991/I) (voice) .... Lion
"Captain N & the Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3" (1990) TV Series (voice) .... Eggplant Wizard
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Filmography as: Actor, Miscellaneous crew, Notable TV guest appearances
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notable TV guest appearances
"Superman" (1996) playing "Additional Voices"(voice) in episode: "Absolute Power" (episode # 3.6) 1/16/1999
"Cybill" (1995) playing "Burglar Alarm"(voice) in episode: "Cybill, Get Your Gun" (episode # 3.5) 10/14/1996
"Hey Arnold!" (1996) playing "Cabby"(voice) (as Michael David)

Mortal enemy of the feral X-Man known as Wolverine, Sabretooth is a
psychotic murder machine with an accelerated healing factor, razor-sharp
talons, hyper-keen senses...and an all-consuming hunger for blood!
Real name: Victor Creed
Occupation: Assassin
Group affiliation: Weapon X; formerly the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants
and X-Factor
Base of operations: Unrevealed
First appearance: Iron Fist #14 (1977)
Height: 6'6"
Weight: 275 lbs.
Eye color: Amber
Hair color: Blond
Powers: Sabretooth can regenerate damaged or destroyed cells at an
accelerated rate, and his healing factor renders him virtually immune to
poisons and most drugs. Sabretooth's superhumanly acute senses are
comparable to those of certain animals; he can track a person or object
by smell in a manner similar to that of a dog or wolf. Also, his claws and
teeth are strong enough to rend substances as durable as bone.
Weapons: Sabretooth's skeleton has been bonded with the indestructible
metal Adamantium.
History: Confined to a dark basement and subjected to other forms of
psychological abuse by his father, Victor Creed survived to become the
ultimate warrior. Sabretooth is driven by a psychotic need to hunt, fight
and kill; previous marks have included both humans and mutants. As a
special operative for the Central Intelligence Agency, Creed frequently
worked in partnership with the mysterious loner known only as Logan.
Codenamed Sabretooth and Wolverine, both were products of the
mysterious Weapon X project -- a government-sponsored initiative to
breed the ultimate team of super-soldiers. In addition, the Weapon X scientists implanted false memories in their subjects for reasons that remain unclear. Uneasy allies at best, Creed and Logan had a falling out during a mission in Berlin; the two have been mortal enemies ever since.
Creed fathered a child with the sinister mutant shape-shifter called Mystique. Ironically, their son grew up to become a staunch anti-mutant advocate, establishing the organization known as the Friends of Humanity. Prior to his assassination, Graydon Creed even ran for president of the United States.
In Sabretooth's first recorded exploit as a costumed criminal, he kidnapped the celebrated lawyer Jeryn Hogarth. Defeated by Iron Fist, a superhuman martial artist, Sabretooth next chose to run with a pack: the Marauders, a team of assassins employed by the mysterious Mr. Sinister, an obsessed geneticist working to create the world's most powerful mutant. Helping carry out the massacre of the Morlocks, an underground community of mutant outcasts, Sabretooth again encountered Wolverine -- now a member of the X-Men, an outlaw team of mutant heroes. In the wake of several brutal skirmishes, the X-Men finally captured Sabretooth. Always mindful of the potential for good in others, Professor Charles Xavier -- the team's mentor, as well as an enormously powerful telepath -- attempted to help Creed overcome his psychotic impulses. Infuriated upon discovering Sabretooth at Xavier's mansion, Wolverine attacked his nemesis and injured Creed's brain with one of his extensible Adamantium claws. Following his forced lobotomy, Sabretooth seemed unusually passive and peaceful. However, he recovered his true personality while pretending to remain docile and turned against the X-Men, mortally wounding the telepath Psylocke.
Sabretooth's former employer, the U.S. government, came calling once again -- conscripting him to serve with Mystique as a member of the second version of X-Factor, its team of superhuman mutant operatives. Creed was forced to wear an electronic restraining collar containing a nerve inhibitor that would administer a severe shock if he turned aggressive toward another person or attempted to remove the device. Eventually, Sabretooth succeeded in shedding the restraint. He savagely assaulted several other members of X-Factor, then escaped. Later, Sabretooth signed on with a newly revivified, government-sanctioned Weapon X program. But is he merely a pawn, or does the mutant murder machine have a plan of his own?

Meet the man behind Sabretooth. Tyler Mane, birthname: Daryl Karolat. This fella is 6'10!! Wow! Here is some info on him and his flmography ;)
Trivia
Is a professional wrestler. While wrestling in WCW as Big Sky in the early-1990's, he teamed regularly with Vinnie Vegas (Kevin Nash) right before Nash's WWF tenure as "Diesel". Watched the 1990's X-Men cartoon and looked back at Sabertooth for inspiration. Purchased dozens of Sabertooth Comics to prepare for his role in the movie X-Men.
Filmography
Black Mask 2: City of Masks (2001) .... Thorn
How to Make a Monster (2001) (TV) .... Hardcore
Joe Dirt (2001) .... Bondi
X-Men (2000) .... Sabretooth (Victor Creed)
Bandit: Bandit Goes Country (1994) (TV) .... Jake 'Big Sky' Olson
"WCW Saturday Night" (1991) TV Series .... Big Sky (1992)
"V.I.P." (1998) playing "Himself" in episode: "South By Southwest" (episode # 4.11) 10/20/2001
"Son of the Beach" (2000) playing "Adolf Manson" in episode: "Miso Honei" (episode # 1.8) 8/8/2000
"Party of Five" (1994) playing "Mr. Mayhem" in episode: "Wrestling Demons" (episode # 6.4) 10/26/1999
"V.I.P." (1998) playing "Tyler Mane" in episode: "South by Southwest"