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	Zenk Biography
		Zenk was dominated wonderfully by Butch Reed during this period, and he lost matches to Jimmy Garvin, Steve Regal and Nick Bochwinkle, among others.
		Tom was younger and better looking than Martel at that time, and Tom took most of the punishment during their matches.
		Tom already had feelings that Martel was exploiting him in order to extend Martel's own fading career, but he had never realized that Martel was taking the larger share of their team's earnings.
	www.geocities.com /matchboss_2003/tomzenk.html (1641 words)

	Tom Zenk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tom Zenk is a former professional wrestler best known by his stage name Z-Man.
		Tom Zenk started wrestling in 1984 in the Pacific Northwest territory where he feuded with Bobby Jaggers.
		Zenk opinion of Ole was venomous to say the least, as he accused Ole of sabatoging the careers of countless up and coming wrestlers (including himself, Brian Pillman, and then rookie Steve Austin) out of spite for his own failed career and the low pay that he received as booker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tom_Zenk (445 words)

	Tom Zenk Sports Links - RealSportsNetwork.com
		Rabbi Julius Gordon Tom Zenk When the mouse laughs at the cat, there is a hole nearby.
		Tom Zenk I stopped believing in Santa Claus when I was six.
		One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous str Tom Zenk If you talk to God, you are praying; if God talks to you, you have schizophrenia.
	www.realsportsnetwork.com /Wrestling_Professional_Wrestlers_T_Tom_Zenk.html (1819 words)

	Tom Zenk at AllExperts
		Tom Zenk is a former professional wrestler best known by his stage name Z-Man.
		Zenk got his first taste or wrestling stardom when he went to the World Wrestling Federation with Rick Martel as the "Can-Am Connection" in late 1986.
		Zenk's opinion of Ole was venomous to say the least, as he accused Ole of sabatoging the careers of countless up and coming wrestlers (including himself, Brian Pillman, and then rookie Steve Austin) out of spite for his own failed career and the low pay that he received as booker.
	en.allexperts.com /e/t/to/tom_zenk.htm (728 words)

	WCW Clash of the Champions 19 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Zenk is tagged in, and he applies a side headlock.
		Irish whip by Zenk, but Zenk drops his head too soon and Rude plants his face into the mat.
		Zenk would disappear soon after this, due to his overly vanilla style, even though he wasn't a bad wrestler.
	www.wrestlingencyclopedia.com /19clash.html (4658 words)

	Obsessed With Wrestling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tom Zenk formed a tag team with Rick Martel, known as the Can-Am Connection..
		Tom Zenk the WWF after a contract dispute, leaving Rick Martel without a partner in his feud with the Hart Foundation..
		Tom Zenk formed a tag team with Brian Pillman with a lot of success in the tag team division..
	www.obsessedwithwrestling.com /profiles/t/tom-zenk.html (621 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Tom Zenk
		Zenk elaborated on the incident in a radio interview saying that he felt betrayed by Martel as he went behind Zenk's back and used his influence as a former AWA Champion to get a better deal for himself while not doing anything to sweeten Zenk's deal.
		Zenk's opinion of Ole was venomous to say the least, as he accused Ole of sabotaging the careers of countless up and coming wrestlers (including himself, Brian Pillman, and then rookie Steve Austin) out of spite for his own failed career and the low pay that he received as booker.
		Zenk claimed he did this because of nepotism, and quoting in Rhodes' supposed words, "What did their daddies ever do for the business?".
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Tom_Zenk (759 words)

	A Teen Thing
		Zenk goes off to his new class, and I go to the carnivore version of the class I just had (I have to have that class too, because they don't know what I'll be yet).
		Zenk's horns had noticeably grown, his nose had widened and flattened, his muzzle was longer, and his forehead was a bit lower than the morning, along with a slight fuzz on his face.
		Zenk is very quiet on the way home, I think he's starting to get used to the idea of becoming a 'minotaur' as it were.
	tsa.transform.to /worlds/woc/morewoc/teenthing.html (22155 words)

	Tom Brandi at AllExperts
		Tom Brandi (born July 9, 1966 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is a professional wrestler best known for his work in World Wrestling Entertainment (then the World Wrestling Federation) as Salvatore Sincere.
		His first notoriety came in International World Class Championship Wrestling where he won the IWCCW Television Championship as "Chippendale" Tom Brandi, a gimmick similar to the one used by The Fantastics and The Fabulous Ones in the 1980's.
		Tom Brandi has been ranked in the "PWI 500" 12 times, every year from 1991 to 2002.
	en.allexperts.com /e/t/to/tom_brandi.htm (432 words)

	www.tomzenk.com - A Bravenet.com Guestbook
		Sadly, Zenk was one of the most underrated guys that have ever stepped foot in the squared circle.
		I hope that Tom Zenk will write a book and be sure to tell me if that is official.
		tom zenk has not been in the business since 94 and has not cared about the fans so wwe warned him about bad mouthing them so that is why he is not on this site no more and there's no book coming out because he has no money for it.
	pub41.bravenet.com /guestbook/show.php?usernum=3468751401&cpv=1 (946 words)

	Kenny Casanova presents....TOM BRANDI a.k.a. SAL SINCERE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		“Chippendale” Tom Brandi's Memphis Region debut was at a CWA Television Taping.
		In the Spring of 1996, Tom Brandi wrestled as
		April 11, 1998, Tom Brandi began a singles feud with Danger and in New Breed Wrestling.
	members.aol.com /k9casanova/brandi.html (206 words)

	The Sting Watch -- My commentary
		Tom Zenk is somewhat notorious in the Wrestling industry for his failure to live up to his potential.
		Although there is a grain of truth to some of his statements, it is well known that Zenk is prone to exaggeration and outright deception when it comes to slamming his "enemies".
		Zenk, are a bitter, whining, backbiter who couldn't make it in the industry, and now spend your time knocking anyone who has made a name for himself.
	members.fortunecity.com /corvus91370/commentary.html (1509 words)

	Wrestling news 10/18/01 - @forums
		She said that though there was a lot of negativity backstage towards the end of the company's run, it didn't have any affect on her.
		Tom tells Daffney that David Flair can't do anything without her, and she laughs.
		Tom replies by saying that David wasn't good enough to get on Vince's television shows, but he was for WCW.
	www.atforumz.com /showthread.php?t=85143 (1603 words)

	Tom Brandi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He was first recognized by the mainstream fan when he entered WCW as Johnny Gunn and formed a tag-team with the Z-man Tom Zenk.
		That moment in time Tom Brandi decided to be himself and continue to win titles on the Indies.
		Tom Brandi is a leader and can bring legitimacy to any promotion that books him.
	www.kyda.com /profiles/brandi.html (173 words)

	DeansPlanet.Com <--- The Greatest Website Of All Time ---> Dean S. Planet Interviews Tom Zenk
		The Can-Am Connection (Tom Zenk and Rick Martel) vs. "The Magnificent" Don Muraco and 'Ace' Cowboy Bob Orton w/ Mr.
		Both men grapple and now it's Zenk's turn to get stuck in a side headlock, but he sends Orton into the ropes and Orton shoulder-blocks him.
		Zenk lunges towards his corner and tags in Martel.
	www.deansplanet.com /interviews_tom_zenk.html (1452 words)

	Hack-Man Tom Zenk Page
		Remember that Tom is no longer best known as a WCW mid-carder of old but rather as another internet wrestling writer who has frequently proven he has no qualms about critically evaluating the Gospel According to 1Wrestling.com.
		Scherer basically trivializes Tom Zenk's contribution to wrestling and scoffs at claims Tom has made that WCW held him back and that he could have achieved more.
		Because Tom Zenk has been more than willing to challenge the opinions of the 1Wrestling senior writers and has called them on some of the bullshit they have cranked out from time to time, he became a target.
	www.hack-man.com /Wrestling/NewsArticles/20020614-TomZenk.html (5489 words)

	WrestleView.com - Tom Zenk FAQ
		Tom Zenk (Z-Man) is retired from the professional wrestling.
		Zenk has stated in many radio interviews that Missy Hyatt had his name down as one of the wittnesses to testify on her behalf against WCW during her 1993 lawsuit with the company.
		Apparently after the higher-ups found out that Zenk was on the list, he was fired.
	www.wrestleview.com /info/faq/zenk.shtml (150 words)

	World Championship Wrestling Results - 1991
		Zenk was still acknowledged as the WCW Television Title due to his title loss to Arn Anderson on 01/14/91 having not yet aired on television.
		Tom Zenk defeated The Diamond Studd by pinning Dallas Page, who had interfered when the referee was knocked down.
		Tom Zenk and Bobby Eaton defeated Terrence Taylor and Richard Morton.
	www.thehistoryofwcw.com /1991.html (9926 words)

	BackstageWrestling.com - WWE Wrestling News, Results, Spoilers, Divas, Photos, Pics, Images
		Tom Zenk replies – “Respect as in VKM who exposed the business in court testimony to rid himself of the New Jersey athletic commission fee.
		Tom, While it always easier to point out what is wrong with something, it takes a real man to try to fix it.
		Tom, I've been reading your column for a few months now and I have to say I enjoy it immensely.
	www.backstagewrestling.com /columns/30351007.shtml (7426 words)

	Wrestling Arsenal - Sleeper Holds
		Tom Zenk's amazing sleeper holds were featured way back in Gallery #3.
		Zenk's face is twisted in a grimace of pain as Taylor continues to dominate him.
		Zenk is clearly the winner, yet he maintains his tight sleeper, waiting for the bell to sound.
	www.wrestlingarsenal.net /members/magazine/300zman/sleeper.htm (480 words)

	Wrestling Arsenal - Aerial
		You can't see his face, but you can tell by the perfect drop kick that is Tom Zenk, looking pretty in pink.
		Rock hard Tom Zenk, glistening in sweat, and the stud with the long blond hair, double drop kick yet another opponent.
		Zenk and his two hunky friends are about to deliver a TRIPLE drop kick.
	www.wrestlingarsenal.net /public/093DropkickZman/dkickzman.htm (312 words)

	wheres tom zenk - Bodybuilding.com Forums
		Tom Zenk is busy on the internet talking about how he was "held down", "the next big thing that never got a push", and being an all around crying jack a**.
		As devl said, zenk is pushing his own barrow letting everyone know about his past.
		i just went to tom zenks web page you werent kidding about ego, u'd think he was big or something i mean wwf for 1 year,wcw for 3 not a big resume
	forum.bodybuilding.com /showthread.php?pagenumber=1&threadid=197934 (397 words)

	PWInsider - XTRA - [New Site] - Pro Wrestling News Inside & Out
		Zenk then holds Iizuka so that Pillman can hit a dropkick, Zenk goes to the apron so that Pillman can slingshot him back in, cover, but Kobayashi quickly breaks it up.
		Zenk then runs in with an enzigieri and follows it with a lariat for a two count pinfall.
		Zenk tags in Horner and he connects with the swinging neckbreaker.
	www.pwinsiderxtra.com /ViewArticle.asp?id=3790&p=1 (9106 words)

	Index to Tom Zenk in the WWF
		Tom Zenk and Rick Martel send the fans into a frenzy, with their tanned skin, stone carved bodies and great looks.
		Tom Zenk says - "The W.W.F. was making good money off of me but my payoff wasn't that great.
		Zenk proves to be Wrestling's High Plains Drifter
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Arena/9893/index_canam.htm (693 words)

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		Tom, Jim and Steve finished the race 1-2-3 as Codman looked on in open-mouthed amazement at the speed and grace of the three brothers from Sneem as they left him almost standing in the river.
		Tom Casey was the boxer in the family.
		Paddy himself was to have joined Jim and Steve and their brother, Tom, in the United States in 1938 but broke his back and injured his spinal column in a wrestling match in Manchester.
	www.wrestlingclassics.com /wawli/New101-110.htm (21415 words)

	A Teen Thing, Finale
		They were my own age, just completed their Change (how long it took is impossible to tell.) and had many of his mannerisms (voices don't count since they usually change with the body).
		After all, Zenk was my friend and I wanted him to know that I didn't really car what he looked like.
		Zenk's parents looked at each other, then went to help him.
	deer.transform.to /ateenthing4.html (6443 words)

	The History of WCW, Part II
		Brian Pillman and Tom Zenk were put together as a tag team and were quickly becoming a solid team, joining already established teams such as the Midnight Express, the Steiner Brothers, Doom, the Road Warriors, the Freebirds, and the Skyscrapers.
		Capital Combat was also notable as the Midnight Express beat Zenk and Pillman for the US tag titles and Doom defeated the Steiners for the world title; however, Capital Combat is best known for one of the worst angles ever to take place in wrestling history.
		Soon after, Zenk and Pillman were separated as tag partners, with their spot being taken by the Rock and Roll Express.
	www.ddtdigest.com /features/histor02.htm (1938 words)

	Tom Zenk
		- NWA Clash of the Champions XII (September 5, '90) = Zenk was pinned by Stan Hansen.
		Later on, Zenk lost the WCW Television Champion, Steve Austin.
		- WCW Starrcade '91 (December 29) = Zenk & Terrance Taylor lost to Lex Luger & Arn Anderson.
	www.accelerator3359.com /Wrestling/bios/zenk.html (839 words)

	Pro Wrestling Insider - Pro Wrestling News Inside & Out
		The Can-Am Connection was killed off because Tom Zenk walked out of the WWF.
		Tito Santana was slid into his slot and the team was rechristened Strike Force, winning the WWF Tag Team championship.
		Zenk went on to have runs in WCW and the AWA, but later left the business.
	www.pwinsider.com /ViewArticle.asp?id=8691&p=1 (495 words)

	Hack-Man Tom Zenk Page
		Zenk (and a lot of fans) has a hard time separating wrestlers from their character.
		HHH works as hard as anyone in the business, and if Tom knew about wrestling, he would know that sometimes injuries happen and they can't be avoided.
		Tom Zenk replies — “Hey dumb fuck, Loved you comments - "Your column is total garbage." You got it.
	www.hack-man.com /Wrestling/NewsArticles/20020719-Zenk.html (3822 words)

	THE TOM ZENK COLLECTION
		Tom Zenk, Sonny Rogers and Buck Zumhoff vs Boris Zhukov, Mr Saito and King Tonga
		Tom Zenk and Curt Hennig vs Nick Bockwinkel and Larry Zbyszko (Ray 'The Crippler' Stevens intervenes and zenk is piledriven to concrete)
		Tom Zenk and Curt Hennig vs Jim Starr and Drew Tossel (Zenk and Hennig destroy their opponents and demonstrate what a mean heel tag-team they
	www.coreystapes.com /zenk.html (243 words)

	Ring of Honor Discussion Forum - Brad Armstrong in ROH
		But...if ANY talent had the screws put to them worse than Austin, it was Zenk, Pillman and Armstrong.
		Zenk left WCW soon after, fed up with the bs.
		Tom Zenk easily could have been a guy on top with Pillman, Windham, and Anderson.
	www.rohwrestling.com /Messageboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=20781&whichpage=3 (1247 words)

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