Trivia

Released from the WWE (October 2004)

Professional wrestler.

Was member of tag team T&A along with Test, led by Trish Stratus.

Won the Intercontinental Title from wrestler Kane on WWF Smackdown. (June 2001)

Lost the Intercontinental Title to WCW's Lance Storm on Monday Night RAW. (July 23, 2001)

Former member of the short-lived WWF stable "X Factor", which was led by X-Pac. During his run in X Factor, Albert won the WWF Intercontinental Championship.

Played football for the University of Pittsburgh 1990-1994. Played pro 2 years later. Is from Massachusetts.

In October 2001, Bloom teamed with Scotty 2 Hotty to form a team regularly featured on Raw and Smackdown. However, the team split up, and for most of 2002, Albert worked on the minor show Velocity. In December 2002, Paul Heyman re-introduced Albert to the world as 'A-Train', and he has progressed ever since.

After teaming with the Big Show to face The Undertaker at WrestleMania XIX, he has had a long feud with Chris Benoit, which ended up with the Rabid Wolverine winning at No Mercy in October 2003.

Albert, Scotty Too Hotty & Rikishi defeated Mr Perfect, Lance Storm & Test in a Six-Man-Tag Match at Wrestlemania 18.

Albert originally joined the WWF alongside his buddy Darren Drozdoff,

Trained by Killer Kowalski.

Has a degree in Economics from the University of Boston.

Even while becoming a rising star in the WWF/WWE, during his wresting down time he was a substitute teacher in various Peabody, Massachusetts schools

Previous Managers: Paul Heyman, Tony Rumble, Trish Stratus, Sable.

From 2000-2004, he competed in 5 straight Royal Rumble matches without ever eliminating anyone.

Currently one of the four huge (size-wise) superstars who assist SmackDown General Manager Paul Heyman, along with the Big Show, Matt Morgan, and (at present time) WWE Champion Brock Lesnar. (January 2004)

Renaming himself as A-Train he is going on to Summerslam 2003 to fight The Undertaker (August 2003)

Now competing in All Japan Wrestling, using the name of Giant Bernard, battling the likes of former WWE superstars, Taka Michinoku and Chuck Palumbo. (June 2005)

[1 November 2004] Released from WWE, alondside Billy Gunn and Test. (November 2004)

Released from his WWE contract (November 2004)

Released from the WWE. (November 2004)