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Bruce Harlan
Bruce Harlan was an American diver who won the 1948 Olympic gold medal in 3 meter springboard and silver in platform diving, and later coached at Michigan.
Bruce Hart (wrestler)
Bruce Hart (born 1951), Canadian second-generation wrestler, booker, trainer, and promoter; second-oldest son of Stu and Helen Hart, longtime Stampede Wrestling leader (1985-1989, revival 1999), and author of Straight from the Hart (2011).
Bruce Hayes
Bruce Hayes (Lawrence Bruce Hayes), American swimmer born 1963 in Sarasota, Florida; 1984 Olympic gold medalist anchoring the US 4x200 freestyle relay to a 7:15.69 world record, beating Michael Gross's West Germany by 0.04 seconds; first Olympic swimming gold medalist to compete at the Gay Games (1990).
Bruce Kendall
Bruce Kendall (Anthony Bruce Kendall), born 1964 in Papakura, New Zealand, is an Olympic boardsailor: bronze at Los Angeles 1984, gold at Seoul 1988, fourth at Barcelona 1992, brother of gold medallist Barbara Kendall, later a coach and MBE.
Bruce Lee (李小龙)
Bruce Lee (李小龍; Lee Jun-fan, 1940-1973) was a Hong Kong-American martial artist, Jeet Kune Do founder, and kung fu film star of The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, The Way of the Dragon, and Enter the Dragon.
Bruce Matthews (American football)
Bruce Matthews, born 1961, USC All-American offensive lineman drafted ninth overall in 1983 by the Houston Oilers; played 19 seasons (296 games) for Oilers/Titans at all five line positions, 14 straight Pro Bowls, Hall of Fame 2007.
Bruce McLaren
Bruce McLaren (1937–1970), New Zealand Formula One driver, engineer and founder of the McLaren team; first Kiwi Grand Prix winner at age 22, 1966 Le Mans winner, Can-Am dynasty builder, killed testing at Goodwood in 1970.
Bruce McNall
Bruce McNall, American coin dealer and former Los Angeles Kings owner who traded for Wayne Gretzky in 1988, chaired the NHL Board of Governors, and served prison time for $236 million bank fraud.
Bruce Pandolfini
Bruce Pandolfini is an American chess teacher and author in New York City who began teaching after the 1972 Fischer–Spassky broadcast, coached Fabiano Caruana, and inspired Searching for Bobby Fischer.
Bruce Pearl
Bruce Pearl, born 1961, is an American college basketball coach who won 694 games over 30 seasons and led Auburn to two Final Fours before retiring in 2025.
Bruce Prichard
Bruce Prichard, WWE executive director and creator of the Brother Love character, longtime Vince McMahon creative aide, TNA/Impact and MLW alumnus, and co-creator of the Something to Wrestle podcast with Conrad Thompson.
Bruce Robertson
Bruce Robertson is the name of two Canadian Olympic medalists: swimmer Bruce Richard Robertson (born 1953, Vancouver), 1972 silver and 1973 world 100m butterfly champion, and rower Bruce D. Robertson (born 1962, Calgary), 1992 Olympic eights gold medalist.
Bruce Smith
Bruce Smith (born 1963), NFL defensive end for the Bills and Redskins, all-time sack leader with 200 sacks, 13 double-digit sack seasons, 11 Pro Bowls, Hall of Fame 2009.
Bruce Stahl
Bruce Stahl, American sprint freestyle swimmer, held the men's 50 m freestyle world record at 22.83 set 10 April 1980 in Austin; 1980 NCAA All-American for UC Santa Barbara and later USMS masters standout.
Bruce Straley
Bruce Straley, American video game director, designer, and artist; game director of Uncharted 2, The Last of Us, and Uncharted 4 at Naughty Dog; left in 2017 and founded Wildflower Interactive, whose debut game is Coven of the Chicken Foot.
Bruce Thornton (basketball)
Bruce Thornton (born 2003) is an American guard for the Houston Rockets, drafted 31st overall in 2026 by the Knicks via trade. Ohio State's all-time leading scorer (2,164 points) and first four-time captain.
Bruce Weber (basketball)
Bruce Weber is an American college basketball coach, head coach at Southern Illinois (1998-2003), Illinois (2003-12), and Kansas State (2012-22), with a 497-302 career record, the 2005 NCAA runner-up finish at Illinois, and 2019 U19 World Cup gold with Team USA.
Bruck/leitha
ASK-BSC Bruck/Leitha, Austrian football club from Bruck an der Leitha, Lower Austria; formed 1983 from ASK Bruck and Brucker Sportclub, played Regionalliga Ost 2017-2023, reached 2017/18 cup round two, dissolved 31 October 2023.
Brugge
Brugge (Brügge) is a 2013 Stefan Feld board game for 2–4 players from Hans im Glück, set in medieval Bruges, with 165 multi-use character cards, dice-driven threats, canal and house building; reissued as Hamburg in 2022.
Bruised (film)
Bruised (2020) is a Netflix sports drama and Halle Berry's directorial debut, starring Berry as disgraced MMA fighter Jackie Justice, written by Michelle Rosenfarb, released November 2021, with mixed reviews (Metascore 52).
Bruiser Brody
Bruiser Brody (Frank Donald Goodish, 1946–1988), American territorial-era pro wrestler, independent-contractor brawler, All Japan tag champion with Stan Hansen, killed in Bayamón, Puerto Rico; killer's acquittal, WWE Legacy Hall of Fame 2019.
Bruma (footballer)
Bruma (Armindo Tué Na Bangna, born 1994, Bissau) is a Portuguese international left winger from Sporting's academy; 2013 U-20 World Cup standout, later Galatasaray, Leipzig, PSV, Braga, Benfica, and Aris Thessaloniki.
Brunei national football team
Brunei Darussalam national football team, run by the Football Association of Brunei Darussalam; FIFA member since 1972, ranked 194th in 2026, never at a World Cup, suspended 2009-2021.
Brunello Spinelli
Brunello Spinelli (1939-2018), Italian water polo goalkeeper and Rome 1960 Olympic gold medalist with the Settebello; clubs Rari Nantes Florentia and Fiamme Oro; 1959 Mediterranean Games silver; CONI Collare d'Oro 2015.
Bruninho
Bruninho (Bruno Mossa de Rezende, born 1986, Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian volleyball setter and national team captain, five-time Olympian with gold at Rio 2016 and silvers at Beijing 2008 and London 2012; son of coach Bernardinho and player Vera Mossa; distinct from footballers sharing the nickname.
Bruninho (footballer, born 2008)
Bruninho (Bruno Braga Ramos, born 2008, São Paulo) is a Brazilian right winger/attacking midfielder from the Athletico Paranaense academy who transferred to Shakhtar Donetsk in 2026 and plays for Brazil U20.
Bruninho Samudio
Bruninho Samudio (Bruno Samudio de Souza, born 2010) is a Brazilian youth goalkeeper at Botafogo's under-17 side and Brazil U-15 South American champion in 2025; son of ex-goalkeeper Bruno and the murdered model Eliza Samudio, he signed his first professional contract in February 2026.
Bruno Alves
Bruno Alves (Bruno Eduardo Regufe Alves, born 1981, Póvoa de Varzim) is the Portuguese centre-back who won Euro 2016, earned 96 senior Portugal caps and 11 goals, starred for FC Porto and Zenit, and joined the FPF in 2026.
Bruno Alves (footballer, born 2005)
Bruno Ferreira Alves (born 2005, Paranapuã), Brazilian centre-back, Cruzeiro youth product and 2026 Mineiro winner, on loan at Norwich City; Brazil U20 with 3 caps; debuted professionally in the 2026 EFL Cup.
Bruno Bianchi
Bruno Bianchi, name of several Italian Olympians: a Trieste-born freestyle swimmer (1943-1966) who died in the Lufthansa Bremen crash, a Genoa sailor with 1936 8-metre gold, and a 400 m sprinter of Tokyo 1964.