Brian Wickens
Brian Wickens is a semi-retired New Zealand professional wrestler best known as Luke Williams, one half of the tag team known as "The Sheepherders" on the independent scene and in the National Wrestling Alliance and as The Bushwhackers in the WWF. After leaving Stampede Wrestling, the Kiwis began doing double duty in NWA Pacific Northwest as well as the Canadian-based International All-Star Wrestling around 1979-1980 as "The Kiwi Sheepherders". In 1979, the team won the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship on three occasions between 21 July and 5 August 1980, before they left the territory. On 22 September, the Sheepherders lost the gold to Dutch Savage and Stan Stasiak, only to regain them a week later. On 11 February 1980, the Sheepherders became double champions when they downed Dutch Savage & Stan Stasiak, this time for the NWA Canadian Tag Team Championship. Top faces Rick Martel & "Rowdy" Roddy Piper teamed up in May, to take the NWA Canadian tag title from The Sheepherders and, in effect, run the duo out of the Northwest region by August, gaining the NWA Pacific Northwest tag titles when the Sheepherders left the promotion. The next stop for The Sheepherders was a brief stay in the Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling territory run by Jim Crockett. In MACW, the two won the NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship by beating Matt Borne & Buzz Sawyer for the gold. The Sheepherders held onto the gold for close to three months before dropping it to Dewey Robertson and Rocky Johnson on 12 December. After losing the titles, Luke and Butch headed for warmer weather as they traveled to Puerto Rico and began working for the World Wrestling Council as Los Pastores. While in Puerto Rico, the team won the WWC North American Tag Team Championship twice while touring the island
WWE Action Zone!
(Bushwhacker Luke)
2nd Annual Battle of the WWE Superstars
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE Grudges, Gripes & Grunts
(Bushwhacker Luke)
Battle of the WWE Superstars
(Bushwhackers Luke)
3rd Annual Battle of the WWE Superstars
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE WrestleFest '92
(Bushwhacker Luke)
German Fan Favorites 2
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWF Smack 'Em, Whack 'Em
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWF SuperTape
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE Wrestling's Hottest Matches
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE Mega Matches
(Bushwhacker Luke)
Guest Booker with Sheepherder Luke
WWE Survivor Series 1990
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE WrestleMania X-Seven
(Bushwhacker Luke)
Catch of the Day 2: You Die at Dawn!
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE Maple Leaf Wrestling: April '89
(Cousin Luke)
WWF European Rampage 1993
(Luke)
The True Story of WrestleMania
350 Days
(Self)
NWA Battle of the Belts III
(Luke Williams)
The Third Annual NWA Jim Crockett Sr. Memorial Cup Tag Team Tournament
(Luke Williams)
NWA Clash of the Champions II: Miami Mayhem
(Luke Williams)
NWA Bunkhouse Stampede
(Luke Williams)
Heroes of Wrestling
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE Royal Rumble 1989
(Luke Williams)
WWC Aniversario '88: A Hot Night in Bayamón
(Luke Williams)
WCW Clash of The Champions III: Fall Brawl '88
(Luke Williams)
WWE WrestleMania V
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Survivor Series Showdown '89
(Cousin Luke (Ringside))
WWE Survivor Series 1989
(Cousin Luke)
WWE The Ultimate Challenge Special: The March to WrestleMania VI
(Cousin Luke)
The First Annual NWA Jim Crockett Sr. Memorial Cup Tag Team Tournament
(Luke Williams)
WWE Royal Rumble 1991
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE SummerSlam Spectacular 1992
(Cousin Luke)
WWE SummerSlam 1992
(Cousin Luke)
WWE SummerSlam 1991
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Survivor Series 1991
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Survivor Series Showdown 1991
(Cousin Luke)
WWE March to WrestleMania IX
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Royal Rumble 1992
(Cousin Luke)
WWE WrestleMania VIII
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Survivor Series 1993
(Luke Doink)
WWE Royal Rumble 1990
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWE WrestleMania X
(Cousin Luke)
WWE Royal Rumble 1995
(Cousin Luke)
ECW WrestleFest: 50 Years of Funk
(Cousin Luke)
Biography: D-Generation X
((archive footage))
WWE Raw
(Bushwhacker Luke)
WWF Wrestling Challenge
(Bushwhacker Luke)