Career
Early career
Tony Condello began his career in professional wrestling in 1958. After the local wrestling club was purchased by the American Wrestling Association, Condello turned to promoting in order to pave the way for Canadian wrestlers to have a home. Life as a promoter
While booking events throughout Manitoba, Condello worked alongside many future stars, such as Ron Ritchie, Kerry Brown, & Buddy Lane.
Condello"s greatest success came in 1986, when he struck a deal with Eddie Sharkey"s Pro Wrestling America promotion, which would include a talent exchange and dual promotion.
Several stars that were included in this exchange were Ricky Rice, Derrick Dukes, The Terminators, Chris Markoff, and Buck Zumhofe, as well as stars such as "Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bruiser Brody. "Death Tour"
Foreign over 20 years, Tony Condello has promoted an annual "Death Tour" of Inuit communities in northern Manitoba.
The tour is well known for its rough conditions. Wrestlers are required to pack at least one bag of food to last them the entire tour.
There are also no hotel accommodations with wrestlers having to either sleep in cars on the side of the road or at venues they perform.
West Four Wrestling Alliance
WFWA Canadian Heavyweight Championship (4 time)
WFWA Canadian Tag Team Championship (3 time) - with Dave Gobeil (3).