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Buck Zumhofe was a professional wrestler better known as Buck "Rock n' Roll" Zumhofe, wrestling's self proclaimed original rock and roller.

Career

Along with his trademark boombox, Buck Zumhofe would go on to become one of the top lightheavyweight competitiors in the AWA in the early and mid 1980's. He would feud primarily with Steve Regal over the title during that time.

Zumhofe would then wrestle in the WWF on and off for a couple of years with little success. He was used primarily as a jobber, appearing on tv broadcasts to put over some of the top WWF stars.

He would return to the AWA in 1990. An attempt was made to revive the Lightheavyweight Title and Zumhofe was set to face Jonnie Stewart in a match to determine the new champion. The AWA became inactive shortly thereafter.

Zumhofe continued to wrestle and promote primarily in the Minnesota area in the 1990's.

Buck is probably best known for being the first World Wrestling Federation opponent of Triple H.

Profile

Height:
Weight: 222 lb.
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Hometown: Minneapolis, MN
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Championships and accomplishments

2 time AWA World Light Heavyweight Champion

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