Since 1998, Tom the Bomb has been working in Local RI Wrestling federations. he had some training from Tony Atlas, One of the guys who played the Mountie, and someone who was trained by someone who was trained by a friend of Chris Benoit. He first started in a Company Called CWF, started by his 2 good friends Josh “Kid Juice” Snure, “Thunder” Chris Skalski, and himself. Over the course of the 4 year run he had a hell of a championship reign, with his 9 time world title reign, and his 9 time US state reign, as well as being able to hold all titles except the tag team titles the federation had to offer. In 2002 the CWF disbanded, leaving Tom the Bomb, clueless to what to do next in his career. He ran a few of his own Federations, and won a few titles there. But it wasn’t until 2003, when he went on Local Access with USWE. With popular backyard wrestlers like Travis Savage, “Tombstone” Tony Jones, and Black Jack Charlie, . He had many rivalries and some of the greatest matches of his life in USWE, but before he could go for the gold, a little law enforcement forced USWE off TV, and screeched to a halt. Though still going on a few wrestlers looked at this for new opportunity. Enter DWO. Tom the Bomb and USWE wrestler / Bomb’s Cousin, The Irish Warrior, And Tony Jones got an invitation to wrestle a match at DWO’s 1st Blood-per-view of 2007, Reloaded. In that Match it was Tom the bomb, being managed by the Irish Warrior, he wrestled Tony Jones. where Bomb Picked up a victory, making the big man tap and give up. Since that match, Bomb had a decent rookie season in 2007, bomb held the Hardcore Tag Team Titles With his partner, and rival, Nieth, as well as other title runs in the company, and was granted the title of Commissioner of Blood-per-views at the 1st DWO Madness Show in 2007, by Alex the maniac. |
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Tom The Bomb has left the DWO another person who came and went in there rookie season in 2007 In the end of 2007 Tom would leave DWO to wrestle elsewhere. Since leaving he has made a few appearances in DWO on rare occasions nothing steady and he has not ever been put back on the active roster since 2007. Tom has had a long journey in this industry from one company to another DWO wishes Tom The best of luck in his future projects wherever he may end up on this twisting road he has traveled. |
