Chief Jay Eagle

Professional wrestling career Early career (1975–1983) Bragg began his wrestling career in 1975, being trained by Wahoo McDaniel who was a hunting buddy of Bragg's Father.

National Championship Wrestling (1990–1993) Bragg was the promoter for National Championship Wrestling (NCW) between 1990 and 1993.

On June 1, 1996, ACW had a TV taping at Manning Junior High School in Manning, South Carolina. Bragg, teaming with Johnny Red Cloud defeated Ethan Storm and Les Parker. During that same event, Bragg also defeated Chaz Rocco by disqualification in an ACW United States Championship title match.

Some time before March 1999, Bragg along with Wahoo McDaniel trained aspiring professional wrestler John E. Stone.

National Wrestling Alliance Wildside (1999–2000) Between 1999 and 2000, Bragg performed in matches for National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) Wildside at the NWA Arena in Cornelia, Georgia.

Hurricane Katrina Benefit Show (2005) On September 25, 2005, Bragg teamed with EZ Money to defeat Mark Slain and Dookie Payne at a 2005 Hurricane Katrina benefit show in Westminster, South Carolina. Nine professional wrestling promotions, including Bragg's American Pro Wrestling, and 125 professional wrestlers participated in the event.

New Millennium Championship Wrestling (2005) Bragg defeated Doug Hawkins on September 30, 2005, while performing for New Millennium Championship Wrestling (NMCW).

Carolina Wrestling Alliance (2006) On December 1, 2006, Bragg defeated Blackjack Dalton while performing for Carolina Wrestling Alliance (CWA).

January Smackdown Every 3 years, Bragg trains 30 students to put on a wrestling show in an interim class called "January Smackdown: A Cultural History of Professional Wrestling" for Wofford College. Bragg was awarded the title Doctor of Pro Wrestling by Wofford College.

Tarheel Championship Wrestling (2022) As of 2022, Eagle still wrestles for the promotion at 69 years old based in North Carolina.

Personal life Bragg graduated in 1972 from Boiling Springs High School in Boiling Springs, South Carolina. After high school Bragg went to work as a roofer.

Bragg is married to Rhonda Bragg and they have 4 children. Bragg's wife Rhonda briefly tried being a valet and an announcer. Bragg's son Jeremy followed in his father's footsteps and also pursued a career in professional wrestling, performing as Dusty Money. Bragg's daughter Amanda Martin helped him by working behind the counter for APW. Bragg's youngest son is Dustin Bragg AKA Dusty Money.

Bragg's oldest child, his daughter Brandy Bragg died at the age of 22 in a traffic collision on September 19, 1997. A drunk driver who had 3 previous drunk driving convictions crashed his rollback wrecker into Brandy Bragg's Geo Metro killing her. The drunk driver was sentenced to 25 years in prison, the maximum penalty.

Bragg's religious views are Christian.

Bragg owns a gym and a roofing company called Bragg Roofing.

Over the course of his wrestling career Bragg has had many injuries including; broken fingers, ribs, nose and a ruptured Achilles tendon that kept him out of wrestling for 10 months. After having surgery to repair herniated discs in his back doctors advised Bragg to discontinue wrestling, however Bragg continued wrestling regularly against their advice.

Championships and accomplishments American Championship Wrestling ACW United States Championship (1 time)