Trivia

In 1999 had his action figure banned from many retail stores, because it was thought his character was carrying a woman's severed head (in reality it was a manequin head).

Claims an odd sense of pride at the banning of his action figure from stores.

He is frequently the butt of jokes made by Mick Foley. When Foley made a joke about him before a WWF pay-per-view, Snow felt pressured to respond and, the next night on WWE Monday Night RAW (1993), nearly ruined his career when, while on guest commentary, he went on a five-minute rant in which he trashed Foley.

Graduated from Lima Senior High School in 1981.

Apparently, former WWF superstar Mankind's sock puppet friend Mr. Socko was Al Snow's idea.

Along with partner Mick Foley, won the WWF Tag Team Titles from the New Age Outlaws on November 4, 1999. They held the titles for 3 days in one of the shortest title reigns ever recorded.

Worked a hardcore match ending in the Mississippi River against Hardcore Holly at WWF St. Valentine's Day Massacre (1999).

Won WWF Hardcore Title for the 4th time from Goldust. (February 2002)

Notable Title wins include: MCW (Motor City Wrestling) Heavyweight Title; GWA Tag Team Title (5) (with Mike Kelly); BCW Can-Am Tag Team Title (with Denny Kass); MTW Heavyweight Title (2); MTW Tag Team Title (2) (with Ray Roberts); SMW Tag Team Title (with Unabomb); WWF European Title; WWF Hardcore Title (6); WWF Tag Team Title (with Mankind); USA Pro Heavyweight Title.

On April 7, 1995, Al Snow & Unabomb (Glenn Jacobs) defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express for the Smoky Mountain Tag Team Titles.

Al is well trained in martial arts, mat grappling, free style, hardcore, and shoot-fight wrestling.

Was the leader of the J.O.B. Squad, which included Bob Holly, Gillberg, The Blue Meanie and 2 Cold Scorpio.

Took place in the first WrestleMania Hardcore match at WrestleMania XV (1999). He battled Billy Gunn and Hardcore Holly.

Former WWF Hardcore, Tag Team, and European Champion.

Al formed a comedy tag team with Steve Blackman known as Head Cheese. It was the basic funny man/straight man routine.

His "Head" was the model for Mick Foley's "Mankind" mask.

Previous Managers: Jim Cornette, Skandor Akbar, Jerry Lawler, Head, Jonathan Coachman, Pepper the Dog.

Chief instructor on WWF's reality show Tough Enough 2. (April 2002)

Returned as Al Snow to be co-commentator on WWE HeAT. (October 2003)

Professional wrestler.

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