Here are more images and interview quotes from my July 2nd, 2006 gallery that described Tom Zenk's reasons for quitting the WWF in 1987, along with some of my old screen-grabs of his abuse by the masked Shadows during their 1987 tag team match.
The interview was conducted by an obsessed wrestling fan who had created a very comprehensive Tom Zenk tribute website: TomZenk.com (now available at TomZenk.net). This dude is totally obsessed with Tom Zenk's wrestling career and hotness. Get a life, buddy -- it's just fake fighting by dudes rolling around in their underwear!
At TomZenk.net, you can track Zenk's entire career path across multiple federations, match history, articles, interviews, video links -- and best of all, view many, many great photos of this legendary Babyface. (And I thought I had the biggest boner for Tom Zenk -- this dude's tribute site is a total Labor of Lust!) Of course, you can also find the long interview where Zenk describes his distrust of Rick Martel and feelings of being under-paid and under-appreciated.
So let's do the math. The Can-Am Connection formed 40 years ago in 1986 (to my horny teen-aged delight.) I blogged about their break-up 20 years later in 2006. And now, here I am 20 years after that, beyond middle age, revisiting this hot team! Hopefully by 2046, I will be able to generate a Virtual Reality hologram so I can rassle around with 1986 Zenk and Martel (which might cause me a massive heart attack and end me, but at least I will die happy!)
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