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Mark Madden (born December 29, 1960) is an American radio sports talk-show host in Pittsburgh and also a former World Championship Wrestling color commentator.

Career[link]

A 1982 graduate of Duquesne University, Madden wrote for Pro Wrestling Torch from 1992 to 1994 before beginning work as a TV color commentator and magazine writer for World Championship Wrestling. Shortly before WCW dissolved in 2001, Madden was fired for making disparaging remarks about the company, lobbying for the return of the fired Scott Hall, and disclosing information about the sale of WCW.^[1] He also spent several years as a regular columnist for Wade Keller's Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter. He gives his thoughts and opinions on WrestleZone.com's internet show Chair Shot Reality. He reviews the performances of WWE and TNA and gives his thoughts and opinions.

Madden has also worked within mainstream sports journalism, including fifteen years at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, where he primarily covered high schools for the paper's suburban sections, as well as stints at the now-defunct Penguins Report and the weekly Pittsburgh City Paper. He subsequently appeared as a featured guest on Action Sports Sunday on WTAE-TV, a half-hour sports discussion show. The Post-Gazette reported on November 17, 2006 that WTAE-TV dropped Mark Madden as a freelance sports commentator on its Sunday night sports show.^[2]

Madden has been writing a weekly column called "Monday Madden" for the Beaver County Times, a Pittsburgh-area newspaper, since May 28, 2007.

Another area of sports in which Madden is heavily involved is the game of street hockey. Madden runs Street Hockey USA, and is also involved in the American Street Hockey Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to growing the game of street/dek/ball hockey in America. He has coached numerous National Champion teams over the years (most notably his Pittsburgh Wizards team), as well as coaching the United States Junior team to a gold medal in the 2006 World Junior Championship in Germany.

He currently features on WrestleZone.com's Chair Shot Reality programme.

On April 3, 2011, his Beaver County Times column addressed a then-current grand jury investigation into alleged child sexual abuse by former Penn State football assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, suggesting the possibility of a Penn State cover-up.^[3] After Sandusky was indicted on over 40 felony charges, sparking a firestorm that claimed the jobs of longtime Penn State head coach Joe Paterno and university president Graham Spanier, Madden appeared on The Dennis and Callahan Show, a Boston sports talk radio program, on November 10. During his appearance, he reported a rumor being investigated by two prominent columnists that Sandusky and his Second Mile children's charity may have been "pimping out young boys to rich donors."^[4]

Personal life[link]

Madden is an avid Pittsburgh Penguins fan. He was critical of Penguins center Mario Lemieux late in Lemieux's career for "repeatedly trying to score directly off faceoffs." He once bet Lemieux $66 that he could not score directly off a draw. Lemieux thought the $66 bet was "cheap," and challenged Madden to a $6,600 bet. Madden accepted, and agreed that all the money would go to the Mario Lemieux Foundation. Lemieux had attempted the shot several times, with the closest effort being a post shot against the Calgary Flames on December 21, 2002. On December 24, 2002, Lemieux lined up against Buffalo Sabres faceoff specialist Chris Gratton. With the Penguins tied 2-2 and Gratton being a left-handed draw, Lemieux used the opportunity to take the shot on net. Lemieux shot the puck as it was dropped, going between Gratton's legs, off defenseman Alexei Zhitnik's skate, and eventually past goaltender Mika Noronen. Lemieux immediately looked to the pressbox, where he knew Madden was watching the game, and raised his arms. Lemieux admitted to trying the shot several times and that it was a tough shot to do without a good bounce. After the goal, Madden said he was planning a telethon to help him raise the $6,600 promised to the Mario Lemieux Foundation.^[5]

Madden was hospitalized on January 29, 2006 after suffering a heart attack during a dek-hockey tournament in Reading, Pennsylvania. Madden drove himself to a local hospital after feeling nauseous, and had the heart procedure done a day after checking in. He resumed his radio show three days later, although in a different time slot.^[6] He has openly expressed on his radio show that he believes that he may not be alive when Sidney Crosby breaks each of Wayne Gretzky's scoring records.

References[link]

External links[link]

David Lee Abbott (born April 26, 1965) is an American mixed martial arts fighter and former professional wrestler. He has described his fighting style, which he developed brawling in the bars and streets of Huntington Beach, California, as "street fighting". Abbott was the first fighter to regularly wear what would be known as traditional MMA gloves in the UFC.

Mixed martial arts career (1995–1998)[link]

Abbott was a frequent participant in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Abbott made his mixed martial arts debut in 1995 at UFC 6 Clash of the Titans in Casper, Wyoming. In his opening fight, he knocked out John Matua, who weighed 400 lb, in 18 seconds.^[2] Later that night he fought Oleg Taktarov for over 17 minutes before succumbing to a rear naked choke.^{[3] [1]} Both men collapsed in exhaustion after the fight, and Taktarov had to be carried out of the cage.^[3] In his first 4 UFC tournament appearances, Abbott advanced at least 1 round in all of them. Around the same time the UFC began switching away from the tournament format, his fortunes declined, as he won only 2 of 5 bouts in '97-'98 before retiring from MMA.

Acting career[link]

In 1997, Abbott appeared as a UFC fighter in the TV show Friends,^[4] defeating Jon Favreau's character, the billionaire Pete Becker, who was dating Monica at the time.

Professional wrestling career (1999–2001)[link]

Abbott worked as a professional wrestler with World Championship Wrestling (WCW);^[5] initially he was brought in as an opponent for Goldberg,^[5] on the understanding he was a "legitimate" fighter—who could render any opponent unconscious with a single punch, which became his wrestling finisher, 'The Phantom Right'—and could boost Goldberg's reputation. This feud, however, never developed.

Mere days prior to the Souled Out pay-per-view in 2000, WCW head writer Vince Russo was given the responsibility of booking a match to crown a new WCW World Heavyweight Champion. This came at the news that both WCW Champion Bret Hart and Jeff Jarrett, two of the company's top performers, were injured and could not participate at the event. To the dismay of company officials, Russo suggested having the mid-card Abbott win the Championship albeit only to hold it briefly. The scenario would not take place, and Russo was consequently released from WCW while other bookers composed the Souled Out card. Abbott instead faced Jerry Flynn, a legitimate black belt in taekwondo and defeated him at the pay-per-view.

He was then featured in segments with the boy band parody stable, 3 Count as their "biggest fan".^[6] He began feuding with the stable after they would not let him join the band; the feud ended when Abbott was released from WCW.^[6]

Mixed martial arts career (2003 - present)[link]

Abbott waged an unsuccessful UFC comeback in the mid 2000's, losing fights to Frank Mir, Kimo Leopoldo and Wesley "Cabbage" Correira. He later defeated Cabbage by K.O. in a rematch. Abbott would lose several more matches in regional shows.

In February 2008, he had a first round knockout loss to Kimbo Slice at Elite XC's Street Certified event.^[1]

His next fight against Mike Bourke on February 13, 2009 at The Selland Arena in Fresno, California—was a part of the Valentine's Eve Massacre Event. Abbott knocked out Bourke in the first round and secured a victory for the first time in nearly four years.

Nickname[link]

Abbott claims his nickname of “Tank” was given to him by UFC officials after the character of “Tank Murdock“ from the 1978 Clint Eastwood movie Every Which Way but Loose.

Championships and accomplishments[link]

Mixed martial arts[link]

• Ultimate Fighting Championship
  • UFC 6 Tournament Runner-Up
  • Ultimate Ultimate 1996 Tournament Runner-Up
  • Ultimate Ultimate 1995 Semifinalist
  • Viewer's Choice Award^[7]

Amateur wrestling[link]

• NJCAA All American

Mixed martial arts record[link]

Result	Record	Opponent	Method	Event	Date	Round	Time	Location	Notes
Win	10–14	Mike Bourke	KO (punch)	War Gods/Ken Shamrock: Valentine's Eve Massacre	02009-02-13February 13, 2009	1	0:29	Fresno, California, United States
Loss	9–14	Kimbo Slice	KO (punches)	EliteXC: Street Certified	02008-02-16February 16, 2008	1	0:43	Miami, Florida, United States
Loss	9–13	Gary Turner	TKO (punches)	Cage Rage 21	02007-04-21April 21, 2007	1	2:27	London, England
Loss	9-12	Paul Buentello	KO (punch)	Strikeforce: Tank vs. Buentello	02006-10-07October 7, 2006	1	0:43	Fresno, California, United States
Loss	9–11	Hidehiko Yoshida	Submission (gi choke)	PRIDE Final Conflict 2005	02005-08-28August 28, 2005	1	7:40	Saitama, Saitama, Japan
Win	9–10	Wesley Correira	KO (punch)	Rumble on the Rock 7	02005-05-05May 5, 2005	1	1:23	Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Loss	8–10	Wesley Correira	TKO (cut)	UFC 45	02003-11-21November 21, 2003	1	2:14	Uncasville, Connecticut, United States
Loss	8–9	Kimo Leopoldo	Submission (arm triangle choke)	UFC 43	02003-06-06June 6, 2003	1	1:59	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Loss	8–8	Frank Mir	Submission (Omoplata & toe hold)	UFC 41	02003-02-28February 28, 2003	1	0:46	Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
Loss	8–7	Pedro Rizzo	KO (punch)	UFC Brazil	01998-10-16October 16, 1998	1	8:07	São Paulo, Brazil
Win	8–6	Hugo Duarte	TKO (punches)	UFC 17	01998-05-15May 15, 1998	1	0:43	Mobile, Alabama, United States
Win	7–6	Yoji Anjo	Decision	UFC Japan	01997-12-21December 21, 1997	1	15:00	Yokohama, Japan
Loss	6–6	Maurice Smith	Submission (strikes)	UFC 15	01997-10-17October 17, 1997	1	8:08	Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, United States	For UFC Heavyweight Championship.
Loss	6–5	Vitor Belfort	TKO (punches)	UFC 13	01997-05-30May 30, 1997	1	0:52	Augusta, Georgia, United States
Loss	6–4	Don Frye	Submission (rear naked choke)	UU 96	01996-12-12December 12, 1996	1	1:22	Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Win	6–3	Steve Nelmark	KO (punch)	UU 96	01996-12-12December 12, 1996	1	1:03	Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Win	5–3	Cal Worsham	Submission (punches)	UU 96	01996-12-12December 12, 1996	1	2:51	Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Loss	4–3	Scott Ferrozzo	Decision (unanimous)	UFC 11	01996-09-20September 20, 1996	1	15:00	Augusta, Georgia, United States
Win	4–2	Sam Adkins	Submission (forearm choke)	UFC 11	01996-09-20September 20, 1996	1	2:06	Augusta, Georgia, United States
Loss	3–2	Dan Severn	Decision (unanimous)	UU 95	01995-12-16December 16, 1995	1	18:00	Denver, Colorado, United States
Win	3–1	Steve Jennum	Submission (neck crank)	UU 95	01995-12-16December 16, 1995	1	1:14	Denver, Colorado, United States
Loss	2–1	Oleg Taktarov	Submission (rear naked choke)	UFC 6	01995-07-14July 14, 1995	1	17:47	Casper, Wyoming, United States
Win	2–0	Paul Varelans	TKO (punches)	UFC 6	01995-07-14July 14, 1995	1	1:53	Casper, Wyoming, United States
Win	1–0	John Matua	KO (punches)	UFC 6	01995-07-14July 14, 1995	1	0:18	Casper, Wyoming, United States

References[link]

Further reading[link]

• Boone, Matt (February 13, 2003). "Tank Abbott Speaks On His WCW Career, UFC Return, & More". WrestleZone Radio. http://www.lordsofpain.net/news/2003/articles/1045115235.php. 

External links[link]

Professional wrestling portal

• Professional MMA record for Tank Abbott from Sherdog
• Professional wrestling record for Tank Abbott from The Internet Wrestling Database
• Tank Abbott at the Internet Movie Database

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Jonathan Burton was born in Winchester, Hampshire in 1969. Jonathan is the founder and director of Traveller's Tales and has worked as a designer on Puggsy and the Lego Star Wars series.^[1] He has received two British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards.

Biography[link]

Burton moved to Lancashire when he was six years old. Mary Burton (now Braithwaite) and John Burton, his parents, raised him and his younger brother David in Parbold village, Lancashire. Jonathan moved 15 miles to Southport when he left home. Jonathan was educated at Scarisbrick Hall School and King George V College in Southport. He has a degree in Computer Science from Liverpool Polytech. He was later employed by Walt Disney and Warner Bros., producing young children's computer games. David Burton works with Jonathan as a computer artist.

External links[link]

• MobyGames profile
• Jon Burton - IMDb profile

References[link]

Teagan Presley
at the XRCO Awards, Hollywood, CA on April 16, 2009.
Born	Ashley Erickson[1] (1985-07-24) July 24, 1985 (age 26) The Woodlands, Texas, U.S.A.
Ethnicity	White American
Height	5 ft 0 in (1.52 m)
Weight	101 lb (46 kg; 7.2 st)
Spouse	Tyler Durden (2007-2008)
No. of adult films	122 (per IAFD)
Website
http://www.teaganpresley.com/

Teagan Presley (born Ashley Erickson^[1] on July 24,^[2] 1985) is an American pornographic actress. Her stage name in part comes from her parents initially wanting to call her "Teagan"^[3] and in part as an homage to Lisa Marie Presley.^[4]

Career[link]

Presley was living with a boyfriend who didn't make any money to help support them. She started stripping for extra money. This angered her boyfriend so she then sought out an agent on-line to do pornography.^[5] Her first role was in Just Over Eighteen 10 from Red Light District Video.^[3]

She performed in 70 pornographic film scenes over the next eight months, many of which included anal scenes.^[6]

In late-2004, she signed an exclusive, three-year contract with porn production studio Digital Playground. Presley claims she first became involved in pornography as revenge against her ex-boyfriend.^[5]

Teagan has also appeared on mainstream television. In 2004, she appeared on The Howard Stern Show with fellow starlet Cytherea. Both served on a panel to judge girls who wanted to enter the pornography industry. In 2005 she appeared on the HBO show Entourage as a member of the "Pussy Patrol" in Season 2, Episode 9, "I Love You Too".

Presley in 2004.

Teagan Presley left Digital Playground to start her own web site and production company with her husband, adult performer Tyler Durden (AKA Tyler Wood).^[7] She complained that Digital Playground was not allowing her to perform for her new company.^[8] However, Digital Playground refuted the complaint and said that Teagan was free to work as lawyers were resolving her contract status.^[9] While there were reports that her surname "Presley" was owned by the studio Digital Playground,^[10] a representative of the studio has denied those reports as false.^[9] In October 2008, she was invited by Digital Playground to host the red carpet at the premiere of Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge, a film produced by the firm.^[11]

She is also seen on the cover of Temptress magazine in the unrated version of the movie Superbad. Teagan was also interviewed by Bush League TV for their short internet video "Bush League 101: How to Break Into the Porn Business."^[12]

In July 2008, she announced that she had her breast implants replaced and that she would be auctioning them on eBay, with 20%^[13] of the proceeds going to Susan G. Komen for the Cure;^[10] she also announced that she would stop performing boy/girl sex scenes.^[10] The remainder of the proceeds were to be used to fund her divorce and custody cases.

In September 2008, in partnership with Rock Star Diversified Entertainment and St. Louis, Missouri-based WAZUPSTL Web Promotions & Design, Presley helped create the first Blu-ray-centric adult review site AdultBluReview.com, where Teagan herself and other adult starlets review adult Blu-ray titles. Official AVN Press Release In October 2008, Presley was named Best Feature Dancer by Nightmoves magazine.^[14] In November 2008, she was named the Penthouse Pet of the Month for January 2009.^[15]

Presley and her boyfriend Josh Lehman launched their own studio called SkinWorxxx in early 2009, with their first production called The Search for Sun Goddess XXX.^[16][17] In November 2009, Presley signed with Adam and Eve Pictures as an exclusive performer, with her first film to be Bree & Teagan, appearing with Bree Olson.^[18]

In 2010, she was named by Maxim as one of the 12 top female stars in porn.^[19]

Personal life[link]

By November 2007 she had married Tyler Durden,^[20] but she had filed for divorce as of July 2008.^[10] In September 2008, she was first reported to be dating Josh Lehman;^[11] she had married him by April 2010.^[1]

Awards[link]

XRCO[link]

• 2005 Best New Starlet^[21]
• 2005 Teen Cream Dream^[21]
• 2005 Best 3-Way – Flesh Hunter 7^[21]
• 2009 Best Cumback^[22]

Other[link]

• 2004 Rog Reviews Critic's Choice Award – Best Newbie
• 2004 CAVR Award – Starlet of the Year
• 2004 F.O.X.E. Award – Vixen
• 2004 Adam Film World Award – Best New Starlet
• 2007 F.A.M.E. Award – Favorite Ass^[23]
• 2008 Night Moves Adult Entertainment Award – Best Feature Dancer, Editors' Choice^[24]
• 2009 AVN Award – Best Solo Sex Scene – Not Bewitched XXX^[25]
• 2009 F.A.M.E. Award – Favorite Ass^[26]
• 2009 Exotic Dancer Awards - Adult Movie Feature of the Year^[27]
• 2009 Nightmoves - Best Feature Dancer^[28]
• 2010 AVN Award – Best All-Girl Group Sex Scene – Deviance (Eva Angelina, Teagan Presley, Sunny Leone & Alexis Texas)^[29]
• 2010 AVN Award – Best Solo Sex Scene – Not the Bradys XXX^[29]
• 2010 XBIZ Award – Female Porn Star of the Year (People's Choice)^[30]
• 2010 F.A.M.E. Award – Hottest Body^[31]

References[link]

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Teagan Presley

• Official website
• Teagan Presley at the Internet Movie Database
• Teagan Presley at the Internet Adult Film Database
• Teagan Presley at the Adult Film Database

Jenna Haze
Jenna Haze attending the XRCO Awards, Hollywood, CA on April 16, 2009
Born	(1982-02-22) February 22, 1982 (age 30)[1] Fullerton, California, United States[2]
Ethnicity	Spanish, German, Irish
Height	5 ft 3 in (1.60 m)[3]
Weight	92 lb (42 kg; 6.6 st)[3]
No. of adult films	535 (including compilations) plus 13 as director[4]
Website
http://www.jennahaze.com/

Jenna Haze (born February 22, 1982) is a former American pornographic actress.^[1] She entered the adult film industry in 2001 at the age of 19. Between 2002 and 2005, she was a contract girl for the film company Jill Kelly Productions. During most of her time at the company, she performed exclusively with women, out of loyalty to her then boyfriend, an industry cameraman. She returned to working with men in the 2006 multi-award winning release Jenna Haze Darkside, produced by Jules Jordan.^[5] Haze has won numerous adult industry awards, including the 2003 AVN Award for Best New Starlet and the 2009 AVN Award for Female Performer of the Year.

Early life[link]

Haze was born in Fullerton, California and grew up mainly in La Habra, California,^[2] but also spent time in Lancaster, California and Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. Haze grew up with divorced parents and two sisters and a brother, all much older than her.^[1] She is of Spanish, German and Irish descent.^[6]

She received good grades in school, until about junior high school when she "discovered boys and sex".^[1] By age 15 she had dropped out of high school, had to receive homeschooling and found her first job. She had a series of low wage jobs such as a fast food manager, oil change girl and a Christmas job stocking shelves at a toy store.^[1][2]

When Haze turned 18, she tried stripping for a day, but did not enjoy being a house girl, giving lap dances to men she had to pretend to like for low wages.^[1] At age 19, while at her favorite nightclub in Anaheim, California, her boyfriend introduced her to a friend who knew the adult actor Peter North and the actor/director Craven Moorehead. She gladly accepted an offer from Moorehead to participate in a film and two days later she shot her first scene.^[1]

Adult film career[link]

Haze's first scene was for The Oral Adventures of Craven Moorehead 8 with her agent Slim Shady (Dez) and his best friend, Moorehead.^[1][2][7] It was intended to only be an oral scene, but in the heat of the moment she had intercourse with both.^[8] The next day she shot a scene with Miles Long in Joey Silvera's Service Animals 4.^[2][8] A few months later, she realized that she did not need an agent and started to represent herself.^[1]

In February 2002, Haze appeared in a scene for Jill Kelly Productions (JKP), directed by Jill Kelly herself. Kelly was impressed by her performance and JKP offered Haze an exclusive performing contract. This was soon followed by offers from other companies, but in April 2002 Haze decided to sign with JKP, as they offered the extra flexibility she needed to make money and build her career.^[1][9] The company to her was more than just a business, but a family too. She also enjoyed the idea of having a group of girls around her and working for a company run by a woman.^[1] Soon after signing with JKP, she formed a serious relationship with an industry cameraman and began a three-year period of performing exclusively with women.^[1][5] At the 2003 AVN Awards ceremony, Haze was named Best New Starlet and her masturbation scene in Big Bottom Sadie was awarded Best Solo Sex Scene.^[10] In 2004, she appeared on the HBO show Pornucopia, a six-part documentary on the pornography industry in California.^[11]

Haze became a free agent in April 2005, after deciding not to renew her contract with JKP, partly because Jill Kelly had recently left the company.^[12] After leaving JKP and splitting with her boyfriend, Haze returned to working with male performers. The April 2006 release Jenna Haze Darkside featured her first boy-girl scenes in over three years, along with her first interracial scene with Mr. Marcus. The film was produced and directed by her new boyfriend Jules Jordan.^[5] Later in the year, she began writing a sex advice column for the pornographic magazine, Fox.^[13] She also started feature dancing, represented by the agency Lee Network.^[14] The first achievement in her feature dancing career was a nomination for Best Feature Entertainer at the 2007 Night Moves Awards.^[15] Her film work was also rewarded in 2007, with AVN Awards for Best Oral Sex Scene (Video) and Best Group Sex Scene (Video), as well as a nomination for Female Performer of the Year.^[10] In April 2007, Jenna Haze Oil Orgy became the first adult movie to be released on Blu-ray format.^[16] Meanwhile, in the same month, her official website was launched by Premium Multimedia.^[17] In the 2007 mainstream comedy film, Superbad, Haze made a short appearance in the role of Vagtastic Voyage Girl #2.^[18] She was also among the adult stars featured in the erotic photography book Naked Ambition: An R-Rated Look at an X-Rated Industry, published in November 2007. The special edition of the book included a fine art photograph of Haze signed by the photographer Michael Grecco.^[19] In January 2008, her scene with Manuel Ferrara in Evil Anal 2 won the AVN Award for Best Couples Sex Scene (Video).^[20] In August 2008, Haze achieved the first feature dancing award of her career winning Adult Movie Entertainer of the Year in the 11th annual Adult Nightclub and Exotic Dancer Awards.^[21] On January 10, 2009, Haze and Belladonna hosted the 2009 AVN Awards,^[22] and Haze won Female Performer of the Year.^[23]

Haze made a short appearance in the action/thriller film Crank: High Voltage as a porn star on strike.^[8]

In 2011, she was named by CNBC as one of the 12 most popular stars in porn.^[24] CNBC opined that she is "arguably the most popular performer in porn today", noting that she had been nominated by AVN for Female Performer of the Year three years in a row, similar nominations by the XBIZ Awards in 2009, and her popularity with members of the AEBN.

On February 7, 2012, Haze announced her retirement from performing via a homemade YouTube video, followed by a press release. She revealed that she hadn't shot a scene since April 2011 but would possibly continue to direct and produce^[25]. ^[26]

Jennaration X Studios[link]

In 2009 Jenna Haze launched her own production company, Jennaration X Studios, headed by Haze and distributed through Jules Jordan Video. Haze is directing and performing in her production films.^[27]

Jennaration X debut film, Cum-Spoiled Sluts,^[28] (featuring scenes with Haze, Johnny Sins, Nikki Rhodes and James Deen) was released March 23, 2009, followed by Anal Academics which was released July 6, 2009.^[29]

Post-adult career and personal life[link]

Shortly after retiring, Haze appeared in the March edition of mainstream men's magazine FHM in a layout with former Gossip Girls star Taylor Momsen^[30], and shortly thereafter had a cameo in Momsen's band The Pretty Reckless' music video for the song "My Medicine"^[31]. She then appeared onstage with the band at their March 13th Los Angeles House Of Blues performance and gave Momsen an impromptu lapdance^[32]. She has also been open about her relationship with The Dillinger Escape Plan singer Greg Puciato^[33][34][35].

Awards[link]

References[link]

External links[link]

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• Official website
• Jenna Haze on Twitter
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• Jenna Haze at the Internet Movie Database
• Jenna Haze at the Internet Adult Film Database
• Jenna Haze at the Adult Film Database