Bruno Elrington (13 December 1929 – 19 July 1993) was an English professional wrestler and actor. Known for his work in Joint Promotions in the United Kingdom in the 1960s. His physical appearance at 6"6 and he had a big bushy beard.

Elrington was born in Barnsley, Yorkshire, England, in 1929. He served in the British Army and was a boxing champion within the forces.

Elrington began his professional wrestling career in the United Kingdom for Joint Promotions and Dale Martin Promotions. In 1964, he fought Indian wrestler Dara Singh in India, drawing 57,000 fans and ending in a no-contest.

In February 1967, he won the One Night Tournament, defeating Sean Regan in King's Lynn, Norfolk. In 1969, he won the Royal Albert Hall Tournament Trophy, defeating Tibor Szakacs in the finals. He lost to Andre the Giant that same year at Royal Albert Hall.

Also in 1969, he went to Japan to work for International Wrestling Enterprise. He returned to England and finished his wrestling career there.

Wimbledon wrestling enthusiast Palais Fan recalled: “He was never less than excellent in his role as the bad-tempered, scary big guy, who was there to fight. His barrel chest, beard and height set him apart from the average heavyweight, and he gave the impression of being a great bloke to have on your side at a fight at a pub, on a Saturday night.”

He retired from wrestling in 1980.

After wrestling, he trained wrestlers Johnny Wilson, Peter Wilson and John Kowalski.