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Watch: The Bushwackers wrestler gives Seven Sharp reporter Tim Wilson a pounding

February 12, 2018

Luke Williams’ come out of retirement for a NZ tour and got some practice in on Wilson.

Seven Sharp reporter Tim Wilson has been stirring the pot with one half of the iconic WWE wrestling duo The Bushwackers.

The Bushwackers have marched out of retirement for performances around the country.

Lower Hutt born Luke Williams and Wellington-raised Butch Miller are the only two Kiwis ever to be inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame.

TVNZ1's Wilson took on Williams in a wrestling match of sorts today.

Watch the video to see how they both went.

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