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Luke The Bushwhacker WWF by Hasbro includes the following pieces:
Luke The Bushwhacker is part of the “Series 10” figures of the WWF collection produced by HASBRO toy company, this collection brought to the action figure format the most relevant wrestlers of the famous wrestling TV show.
These figures were distributed in several countries, so we can find the blister card in different languages such as English, Spanish, French, German or Italian.
This figure of Luke has the same sculpture as in the double pack “The Bushwhacker” changing the color of the clothes and the cap accessory.
Luke, of “The Bushwhackers”, is the stage name of Jonathan Boyd, a New Zealand professional wrestler who, together with his partner Butch, formed the team “The Bushwhackers” in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and other promotions.
“The Bushwhackers” were known for their comical and eccentric style, their unique way of walking to the ring and their flamboyant facial expressions. Despite their playful demeanor, they were capable fighters in the ring. His popularity lay in his ability to entertain audiences with his distinctive style.
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