Parker Boudreaux

Collegiate football career As he did in high school in Orlando, Boudreaux continued to play offensive line at Notre Dame but sat out redshirting his freshman year. He transferred in 2017 to UCF and was a member of the UCF Knights football team during his freshman year in 2017, and won that year's Colley national championship.

In 2018, he played in 12 games and helped the Knights break the single-season rushing record. Boudreaux was known as a key player and a leader on the offensive line. In 2019, he started in all 13 games at right guard. Boudreaux played a key role on the line as UCF rated first in the AAC in scoring, passing, and total offense and third in rushing in the nation. Boudreaux did not play his last season due to a concussion. Boudreaux ended up never giving up a single sack in his college career as a UCF Knight.

Professional wrestling career WWE (2021–2022) Boudreaux signed a development contract with WWE in 2021. On the October 12 episode of NXT, Boudreaux debuted for the NXT brand as the enforcer to Joe Gacy. Boudreaux made his in-ring debut under the ring name Harland on the December 14 episode, defeating Guru Raaj. Harland's final appearance in WWE came on the March 1 episode of NXT where he defeated Draco Anthony before he was released on April 1, 2022.

All Elite Wrestling (2022–2024) In July 2022, Boudreaux, under his real name, began to appear on All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) programs Dark, Dark: Elevation, and Rampage with Ari Daivari and Slim J as part of a stable named The Trustbusters. In August, he signed a contract with AEW. He made his Dynamite debut on December 21, 2022, aligning with Swerve Strickland as a new member of Strickland's stable, Mogul Affiliates. In June 2023, it was reported that Boudreaux had suffered an injury and would be out of action. He was released in April 2024.

Independent circuit (2022, 2024–present) Boudreaux at a Regatta Pro Wrestling event in Charleston, West Virginia in July 2024.

In June 2022, after his release from WWE, Boudreaux briefly worked with Major League Wrestling. While still under contract with AEW in early 2024, Boudreaux made his debut for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) by attacking Octagon Jr. He wrestled in multi-men matches at Triplemanía XXXII: Monterrey and Triplemanía XXXII: Tijuana. Following his release from AEW, he began working on the independent circuit.

Boudreaux made his debut in Japan with Gleat on October 6, 2024, where he unsuccessfully challenged Hayato Tamura for the G-Rex Championship. Boudreaux teamed up with Cima a month later in November, calling themselves the "Boudreaux Brothers", with Cima temporarily changing his name to "Marcy Boudreaux". Boudreaux had also began training in the Gleat Dojo in 2024. On February 22, 2025, Boudreaux and Cima teamed up again where they unsuccessfully challenged Hartley Jackson and Kotaro Suzuki in Korakuen Hall. In July 2025, Gleat president Hiroyuki Suzuki praised Boudreaux and called him the "greatest fighter in the world".

On January 25, 2026, at Continental Wrestling Entertainment (CWE)'s Maithan Mania event in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India, Boudreaux defeated JT Baba in a no disqualification match to win the CWE World Heavyweight Championship, marking his first championship in his career. Following the title win, Boudreaux was confronted by CWE founder and WWE Hall of Famer The Great Khali, who attacked him with a chop and chair, resulting in Boudreaux requiring stitches. He lost the title six days later to Shivam Thakur. On April 24 at Oceania Pro Wrestling (OPW), Boudreux defeated Shanky Singh to win the vacant OPW Global Championship.

Championships and accomplishments Continental Wrestling Entertainment CWE World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) Oceania Pro Wrestling OPW Global Championship (1 time, current)