Thaddeus M. Bullard

Thaddeus M. Bullard, known to many as Titus O'Neil, has made a name for himself in the world of professional wrestling and football. Transitioning from a successful college football career at the University of Florida, Bullard played in the Arena Football League (AFL) before stepping into the wrestling ring. His wrestling career is marked by his performances under the WWE promotion, where he has formed notable alliances with Darren Young as part of The Prime Time Players and Heath Slater in the tag team Slater-Gator. Throughout his wrestling career, Bullard has held the WWE Tag Team Championship and the WWE 24/7 Championship under his ring name.

Beyond his career in athletics, Bullard is widely recognized for his philanthropic efforts. His dedication to community service has led to over 245 student athletes in the Tampa Bay region finding their path to college. He has also made significant contributions to the United Way's Walking School Bus program and hosts an annual Joy of Giving event. Bullard's charitable work has not gone unnoticed, as he was the recipient of the 2020 Warrior Award from WWE Hall of Fame and was named the 261st Lightning Community Hero in 2012. In recognition of his service, a public school in Tampa was named after him.

Bullard's charisma and influence extend beyond the wrestling ring and the football field. He has co-hosted major events like WrestleMania 37 and has used his personal story to inspire employees from diverse companies to volunteer in their communities. Bullard's passion for service, coupled with his background in professional sports, has made him a compelling figure in both arenas. His accomplishments and experiences make him a unique voice in discussions on sports, community service, and personal development.