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Home/People/Luke Scarpa
Luke Scarpa profile photo
Born
Oct 4, 1928Died: Apr 3, 2012
Lived 83 years
Place of Birth
Nutley, New Jersey, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male

Career Highlights

16
Movies
4
TV Shows
Also Known As
Chief Jay Strongbow
Joe Scarpa
IMDb Profile

Luke Scarpa

Acting

Biography
Luke Joseph Scarpa was an American professional wrestler, best known for his Chief Jay Strongbow persona in the WWF, where he won the World Tag Team Championship four times. Despite being of Italian descent, he portrayed a Native American wrestler, which helped him stand out in the wrestling world. He began his career in 1947, trained by Chief Don Eagle. He made a name for himself in territories like Georgia and Florida, winning multiple championships. In 1970, he joined the WWWF (the precursor to WWE), where he had notable feuds with wrestlers like Spiros Arion, Jimmy Valiant, and Billy Graham. He also became a multiple-time tag team champion, both as a singles and tag team competitor. After retiring in 1986, Strongbow worked as an agent for the WWF and was involved in mentoring new talents like Tatanka. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1994. His last appearance with the company was in 2008. Strongbow passed away on April 3, 2012, at the age of 83, following a fall at his home.
Andre the Giant poster

Andre the Giant

as Self (archive footage)
2018
WWE Hall Of Fame 1994 poster

WWE Hall Of Fame 1994

as Chief Jay Strongbow
1994
WWE Hall Of Fame 1994 poster

WWE Hall Of Fame 1994

as Self
1994
WWE Houston Wrestling: October '86 poster

WWE Houston Wrestling: October '86

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1986
Villains of the Squared Circle poster

Villains of the Squared Circle

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1986
Bad Guys poster

Bad Guys

as Sod Buster
1986
The Life and Times of Captain Lou Albano poster

The Life and Times of Captain Lou Albano

as Chief Jay Strongbow
1986
Tag Team Champions poster

Tag Team Champions

as Chief Jay Strongbow
1986
The Best of the WWF: volume 4 poster

The Best of the WWF: volume 4

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1985
Most Unusual Matches poster

Most Unusual Matches

as Chief Jay Strongbow
1985
Best of the WWF Volume 2 poster

Best of the WWF Volume 2

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1985
Wrestling's Biggest, Smallest, Strangest, Strongest! poster

Wrestling's Biggest, Smallest, Strangest, Strongest!

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1985
Micki & Maude poster

Micki & Maude

as Self
1984
WWE St. Louis Wrestling: September '84 poster

WWE St. Louis Wrestling: September '84

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1984
WWE The Brawl to End it All poster

WWE The Brawl to End it All

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1984
WWE at Madison Square Garden: June 30, 1973 poster

WWE at Madison Square Garden: June 30, 1973

as "Chief" Jay Strongbow
1973