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Uh, what does that "Bulge Report" have to do with this at all?
Incrediblehulk you should be banned from editing this page. I knew Tom in life since the 1980’s and know his family; not like you, just from TV or wrestling magazines. How dare you have false info about criminal activity that never existed for God knows how long because you you READ about it without even checking Minnesota criminal records that were open to the public. Then his family and I posted corrections (even noting edited by the Zenk family) yesterday to who he really was as a person that were accepted and edited properly by another volunteer only for YOU to delete them all late last night, leaving only what you READ. You didn’t know Tom and knew nothing about the human being he was! You don’t own his page and obviously don’t understand that in wrestling the person you see on TV and read about in the wrestling mags is only a gimmick and wrestling isn’t real. You have no grasp at all who Tom really was and your obsession with “Owning” his page is a travesty. Wrestling Angel ( talk) 11:08, 19 July 2018 (UTC)
This article was automatically assessed because at least one WikiProject had rated the article as start, and the rating on other projects was brought up to start class. BetacommandBot 16:39, 28 August 2007 (UTC)
Including all the real names of everyone mentioned, is that really necessary? I find it makes the article clumsy and hard to read. Certainly the subject of the page should have his real name mentioned at least once, but do we really need to know for the purposes of this article that, for instance, Larry Zbyszko's real name is Lawrence Whistler? 76.234.129.219 ( talk) 04:49, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
I know Zenk died over a week ago. He has not been in the spot lights in many years since his retirement in 1996. I know he got arrested three times in 2005 for DUI, property damage and harassment/stalking. What did he die of/cause of death e.g. heart attack, suicide, or car accident, etc? I am surprised that WWE did not announce his death, WTH. This is not the first time other wrestlers e.g. Test, Viscera, and Umaga were not announced by WWE. WWE should have announced it because he appeared at Wresltemania III and had great matches in AWA and WCW. What a great wrestler such a shame!
I just found the official cause of his death was due to arterial sclerosis and cardiomegaly, which means heart disease caused by an enlarged heart. Steroids and in particular, HGH usage over long periods of time leads to such things.
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Uh, what does that "Bulge Report" have to do with this at all?
Incrediblehulk you should be banned from editing this page. I knew Tom in life since the 1980’s and know his family; not like you, just from TV or wrestling magazines. How dare you have false info about criminal activity that never existed for God knows how long because you you READ about it without even checking Minnesota criminal records that were open to the public. Then his family and I posted corrections (even noting edited by the Zenk family) yesterday to who he really was as a person that were accepted and edited properly by another volunteer only for YOU to delete them all late last night, leaving only what you READ. You didn’t know Tom and knew nothing about the human being he was! You don’t own his page and obviously don’t understand that in wrestling the person you see on TV and read about in the wrestling mags is only a gimmick and wrestling isn’t real. You have no grasp at all who Tom really was and your obsession with “Owning” his page is a travesty. Wrestling Angel ( talk) 11:08, 19 July 2018 (UTC)
This article was automatically assessed because at least one WikiProject had rated the article as start, and the rating on other projects was brought up to start class. BetacommandBot 16:39, 28 August 2007 (UTC)
Including all the real names of everyone mentioned, is that really necessary? I find it makes the article clumsy and hard to read. Certainly the subject of the page should have his real name mentioned at least once, but do we really need to know for the purposes of this article that, for instance, Larry Zbyszko's real name is Lawrence Whistler? 76.234.129.219 ( talk) 04:49, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
I know Zenk died over a week ago. He has not been in the spot lights in many years since his retirement in 1996. I know he got arrested three times in 2005 for DUI, property damage and harassment/stalking. What did he die of/cause of death e.g. heart attack, suicide, or car accident, etc? I am surprised that WWE did not announce his death, WTH. This is not the first time other wrestlers e.g. Test, Viscera, and Umaga were not announced by WWE. WWE should have announced it because he appeared at Wresltemania III and had great matches in AWA and WCW. What a great wrestler such a shame!
I just found the official cause of his death was due to arterial sclerosis and cardiomegaly, which means heart disease caused by an enlarged heart. Steroids and in particular, HGH usage over long periods of time leads to such things.