John Seru was born on January 12, 1964 in Fiji.
Physical Training: Trained by: Boris, Dean and Joe Malenko at MALENKO WRESTLING ACADEMY, Tampa, FL Updated Updated 28/03/2019 Share Vulcan John Seru: Wolf Michael Van Wijk: Four existing Gladiators left the show and didn’t appear in this series: Warrior (Michael Ahearne) was dismissed after being arrested for a firearms offence. Interview: John "Vulcan" Seru, Wrestling legend, trainer, motivator and actor - June 2017. (The last show of 1999, which was the 'Ultimate Gladiator' show when the male Glads competed against each other. His character was the "bad boy" of the Gladiators. John Seru is an actor and former professional wrestler.

Gladiator "Vulcan" on the Australian version of "Gladiators" Appeared as Vulcan in 1995-1996 in 3 series of the Australian version of Gladiators shown on The Seven Network. Trivia (7) Gladiator "Vulcan" on the Australian version of "Gladiators" Appeared as Vulcan in 1995-1996 in 3 series of the Australian version of Gladiators shown on The Seven Network. John Seru is an actor and former professional wrestler trained by father and son Boris and Dean Malenko at the renowned Malenko Wrestling Academy in Tampa, Florida.

Australian Gladiator Vulcan - whose real name is John Seru - was drafted in for seasons seven and eight of the British show … John Seru was born in Fiji on Sunday, January 12, 1964 (Baby Boomers Generation). He owns and runs a wrestling school, fitness center, and fitness shop that he has been running for 30 years in Sydney. He is an actor, known for Media Man, via our business association with John and his wife, Christina, have secured this exclusive interview.
But the wrestler turned TV and movie star was not always so comfortable in his own skin.He said his life changed forever when he first stepped inside the wrestling ring.“My confidence was so down, I didn’t have any self-confidence whatsoever,” Seru said.“I went off to America and trained at the best wrestling school in the world, and it was the hardest six months of my life.“I learned everything I didn’t know about myself in a way – it just gave me that confidence that I lacked when I was growing up, because you’ve got to remember when you get in the ring it’s just you and the guy and the referee in front of all these people watching you wrestle.”Seru, who was born in Fiji, travelled the world as his character ‘Vulcan’ – the bad guy audiences loved to hate.Things took off for him when he was chosen among a select group of men and woman to star in the hit 90s TV series Gladiators.But his career went to a whole new level when he was chosen to play the henchman Gabor in the James Bond film Now, with the bright lights behind him, Seru’s sole focus is on his wrestling school, where’s he’s helping people from all backgrounds build their own confidence.“Can you imagine – some of these kids when they’re at school, or wherever they go, people look down on them and say they can’t do anything,” he said.“But they’ve got one thing in common – they love wrestling.”His graduates have gone on to work as stunt-doubles, earn roles in commercials, and even feature in films.They say Seru has changed their lives for the better – helping them get in shape, challenging them to be the best versions of themselves, and always making them feel like they belong.While having a famous dad made Zaac fall in love with wrestling at a young age, he said he treated him like any other student.“When I was a kid, I was a huge wrestling fan – I was obsessed with WWF, WCW – so having dad as a wrestler was the greatest thing ever,” Zaac said.“He didn’t treat me like a son or go easy on me – he just treated me like a student. He is an actor, known for The World Is Not Enough (1999), Fat Pizza (2003) and The Lost World (1999).

Please select the editions you would like to sign up toSelf-confidence is something many struggle with, including people you may least expect - like John Seru, who played Vulcan in the '90s TV show Gladiator star.At almost two metres tall and weighing more than 100 kilograms, it is hard to believe John Seru ever struggled with self-confidence.

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