Victor Creed was a mutant with animal-like abilities which led to him taking on the name Sabretooth, eventually being banished to the Void by the Time Variance Authority. Having joined Cassandra Nova's rogue group of henchmen, he encountered Deadpool and his alternate half-brother, Wolverine, before challenging Wolverine and was swiftly decapitated by him.
Sabretooth was a mutant with regenerative abilities and retractable claws at his nails. He grew up alongside his half-brother Logan in Canada. The pair eventually became enemies.[2]
Eventually, he was pruned by the Time Variance Authority, ending up in the Void, where he joined Cassandra Nova's Henchmen. Sabretooth was marauding alongside other members of the crew when they encountered Johnny Storm, Deadpool, and an alternate Wolverine, the latter two of which had just arrived in the Void themselves. Recognizing Wolverine, Sabretooth dismounted from his vehicle and challenged his half-brother to a duel. Before they could begin, however, Deadpool took the time to clean Wolverine up and give him strategy advice, to Wolverine's annoyance.
The two then charged at each other, roaring, but Sabretooth was swiftly decapitated by Wolverine's claws, his body dropping to the ground at Deadpool's feet. Taking Sabretooth's severed head in his hand, Deadpool challenged the other marauders, with Wolverine taunting "Who's next?" However, they were quickly incapacitated by Toad using a large magnet attached to the Mag Truck.[2]
A merciless brute of brawn over brain with years of experience in killing, Sabretooth was confident in his skills and enhanced abilities, as he did not hesitate to challenge an alternate version of Wolverine, his half-brother, in hand-to-hand combat. However, Creed's confidence and underestimation of his enemies' capabilities eventually proved to be his fatal flaw, as he was quickly dispatched comfortably by Wolverine within a single slash of the adamantium claws, cutting his head off without sustaining any further injuries himself.
Mutant Physiology: As a mutant, Sabretooth had excessive hair all over, fangs and far more muscle mass than a normal human. He also had extendable claws in place of nails.
Superhuman Strength: Sabretooth possessed high levels of superhuman strength, which varied at times due to ongoing and subsequent mutations.
Superhuman Durability: Sabretooth's superhuman durability grants him the ability to withstand a significant amount of physical punishment.
Superhuman Speed: Sabretooth's speed appeared to outrun Wolverine when he and his alternate half-brother charged at each other.
Superhuman Agility: To be added
Superhuman Stamina: To be added
Superhuman Reflexes: Sabretooth had remarkable reflexes and reactions, which were far superior to those of the finest human athletes. He was able to react at tremendous speeds.
Enhanced Senses: To be added
Regenerative Healing Factor: Sabretooth's body could quickly heal from any injuries dealt. However, this power had its limits, as he was unable to survive being decapitated by Wolverine.
Longevity: Sabretooth had been alive about as long as Wolverine.
Sabretooth with his claws out
Retractable Claws: Sabretooth had ten retractable 3-inch talons in place of fingernails.
In the comics, Victor Creed, also known as Sabretooth, is a mutant who is commonly depicted as a primary antagonist towards the X-Men, and as the archenemy of Wolverine. The two characters share a history together as former participants in the Weapon X program and as part of the CIA-based mutant black ops unit Team X. Through these experiences, Creed became obsessed with hunting Logan in an attempt to re-awaken his primal characteristics, which he suppressed since escaping Weapon X and joining the X-Men.
In 20th Century Fox's X-Men film series, Victor Creed is the half-brother of James Howlett, who stood by his side for decades. Once the two joined a group called Team X, Creed started hunting other mutants including his own brother. Eventually, Creed joined Magneto in his efforts against humans.
Sabretooth's inclusion in Deadpool & Wolverine was a personal idea from co-writer Zeb Wells, who was a fan of Tyler Mane's Sabretooth version, hence why the character was included since the first draft and was never removed, as the filmmakers felt excited at seeing Wells excited at his idea.[3]
Sabretooth's decapitation is a callback to X-Men Origins: Wolverine, in which he taunts Wolverine by asking him if he knows how to even kill him, to which Wolverine replies he would try by cutting off his head.
