Tom Brandi

Extreme Championship Wrestling Brandi later joined Extreme Championship Wrestling and teamed with Tommy Dreamer to capture the ECW Tag Team Championship. They captured the titles from Johnny Hotbody and Tony Stetson in only nine seconds. Less than a month later, the pair would lose the titles to the Tazmaniac and Kevin Sullivan. Having suffered an injury, Gunn was replaced with Shane Douglas for a night, who turned on Dreamer to cost them the tag belts.

All Japan Pro Wrestling (1994) In 1994, Brandi as Johnny Gunn worked for All Japan Pro Wrestling where he occasionally teamed with Dory Funk Jr.

American Wrestling Federation (1995) In 1995, he competed for the short lived American Wrestling Federation (AWF) on the TV series Warriors of Wrestling where he used the name "Johnny Gunn" and renewed his Chippendales gimmick where he was a fan favorite. Brandi also teamed with Jim Powers while in the AWF.

United States Wrestling Federation (1995) In 1995, Brandi won the USWF Championship under the name Johnny Gunn. After losing the championship to his former trainer, King Kaluha, Brandi won the USWF Tag Team Championship from Damage Inc.

World Wrestling Federation (1996–1998) He then went to the World Wrestling Federation. He was one of a series of "jobbers with gimmicks" brought into the WWF in 1996 to help elevate the company's stars, alongside Alex "The Pug" Pourteau, Freddie Joe Floyd, the Goon, and T. L. Hopper. He debuted in July 1996 as "Salvatore Sincere," a villainous stereotypical Italian Street thug, a Brother Love inspired character clad in pink and white who falsely claimed to be sincere and to "love" everyone. He appeared at the 1996 Survivor Series and In Your House: It's Time, where he wrestled in dark matches. He also worked matches with some of the WWF's top names at the time, including Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and Dwayne Johnson (billed as "Rocky Maivia" during his debut match in the WWF with Salvatore).

He briefly feuded with Marc Mero over valet Sable in 1997. During this storyline, Brandi began wrestling under his given name after Mero called him "that jobber" and said that he was "Tom Brandi", not Salvatore Sincere. Sincere later would go on to win a match against Mero by countout. After going by his real name, he participated in the 1998 Royal Rumble match, lasting a matter of seconds before being eliminated by Cactus Jack and Terry Funk. He lost to Jeff Jarrett in his last televised match on the March 16th, 1998 episode of Monday Night Raw. Brandi left the WWF that April.

Independent circuit (1998–present)

Since leaving the WWF, Brandi has wrestled on the independent circuit under both the Brandi and Sincere names, and sometimes wrestles or does autograph signings under a mask as The Patriot, although without the permission of the original Patriot, Del Wilkes. He mainly worked for NWA New Jersey.

In 2025, he was using the Johnny Gunn gimmick he had in ECW.

New Japan Pro Wrestling (2025–present) On January 11, 2025, Brandi worked for New Japan Pro Wrestling teaming with Uce Leory as they lost to Horus and Cian Dlevin in Auckland, New Zealand.

Championships and accomplishments Americas Wrestling Federation (Puerto Rico) AWF International Heavyweight Championship (1 time) AWF World Junior Heavyweight Championship (1 time) AWF World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Ray González Big Time Wrestling BTW Heavyweight Championship (1 time) Eastern Championship Wrestling ECW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Tommy Dreamer Devastation Wrestling Federation DWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time) Independent Pro Wrestling IPW Americas Championship (1 time) International Pro Wrestling IPW Heavyweight Championship (1 time) IWCCW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with King Mike Kaluah International Wrestling Association IWA United States Heavyweight Championship (1 time) World Wrestling Council WWC Television Championship (1 time) Xtreme Maximum Championship Wrestling XMCW Legends And Superstars Championship (1 time) Funkdafied Wrestling Federation FWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time)