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Ed Ferrera is a former storyline writer for WWF and WCW, alongside Vince Russo.

Besides being a writer for WCW & WWF, Ferrera was a wrestler in Slammers Wrestling Federation known as Bruce Beaudine, where he feuded with Jeff Lindberg.

One notable moment was when in WCW, around 1999, he took the onscreen name of Oklahoma and began copying WWF (WWE) announcer Jim Ross, right up to mimicking his Bell's Palsy. Jim Cornette later spat in his face and challenged him to a fight as a result. He defeated Madusa for the Cruiserweight Title. Ross has since reconciled with Ferrera following Ferrera's open letter to him after Ross' termination from WWE.

He did voiceovers that played over the intercom when non-English speaking La Parka was doing interviews, often getting La Parka in trouble with his opponents with the comments he created over the intercom.

He sometimes went by the name of Ed Ferrara.

Championships and accomplishments

1-Time WCW Cruiserweight Champion
1-Time Slammers Wrestling Federation Heavyweight Champion
In 1996, he was ranked in the PWI 500 at 445 by Pro Wrestling Illustrated

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