Talk:Dominic DeNucci

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[edit] Autograph

The only wrestler I have an autograph from. Wasn't he called at one time "Flying Dominic Denucci"? Saw him at the Akron Armory as a young child.

Bruce Goldinger

[edit] Proposed move

His name is acutally spelled Dominic DeNucci. His last name is one word. My source for this is Mankind: Have a Nice Day by Mick Foley, specifically chapters 4-5 where Mick discusses his training. I propose moving the page to the correct spelling. Any objections? Nikki311 20:24, 24 May 2007 (UTC)