Dwayne Bruce is a professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker.
Career
As Sergeant Buddy Lee Parker, Dwayne Bruce wrestled in
WCW with his tag partner
Lieutenant James Earl Wright as 'The State Patrol.' He became a member of the
Dungeon of Doom under the short-lived identity
Braun The Leprechaun before being repackaged as Military Man
Jack Boot. Boot only lasted a short time before Buddy Lee Parker returned, this time as a Military Sergeant. Bruce's final wrestling persona was simply
The Sarge, and after this, he became a trainer at the official WCW wrestling school,
the Power Plant. He would occasionally pop up on
WCW Saturday Night as enhancement talent during his lesser famed career, and WCW commentators would credit him multiple times for training the highly popular
Bill Goldberg. Towards the end of WCW, Bruce was involved in a somewhat major storyline where he teamed up with Goldberg to wrestle against
Lex Luger and
Buff Bagwell.
Bruce also made an appearance on Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends. When Theroux asked him about the use of storylines in wrestling, Bruce became enraged, forcing Theroux to do sit ups until he was physically sick, in a misguided attempt to prove that wrestling was "real". It is generally accepted in the wrestling community, however, that he did not prove wrestling is real, just that he is a "contemptible prat".
Personal Information
DeWayne is married and has three children, Adam, Christopher and Steven.
Profile
- Height: 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
- Debut: 1989
- Previous identities: Sarge, Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker, Braun The Leprechaun, Jack Boot
American professional wrestlers