Wrestling legend Sabu died at the age of 60.
Terry Brunk, known as his ring name “Sabu”, was a triple world champion heavyweight and held the ECW World Heavyweight Championship twice.
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The Pro grabby also held the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
Sabu struggled his last game on April 18 in Las Vegas for GCW during Wrestlemania Weekend, where he defeated Joey Janela.
It is said that he made his last public performance at the Tri-State Wrestling Alliance Reunion Show Convention last weekend.
Francine, a colleague WWE thrust and friend of Sabu’s, wrote on X: “My heart is broken. Rest in peace to my friend Sabu. I always love you.”
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) placed an image of Sabu on X, written with the text “In Memory of Sabu 1964 – 2025” on it.
AEW wrote in the caption: “The wrestling world mourns the death of Sabu.
“From barbed wire fights to unforgettable moments, Sabu gave everything to professional wrestling.
“Our thoughts are with his family, his friends and his fans.”
In his early career, Sabu was trained to be a technical wrestler by his uncle, a professional wrestler who is known as the Sheik.
But shortly thereafter he became known for his characteristic style of hardcore struggles, which he developed from 1993 to 2000 during his time with extreme wrestling championship (ECW).
Sabu often participated in Japanese hardcore competitions, together with the Sheik, Tiger Jeet Singh and Horace Boulder.
In 1997, Sabu fought in a horrible barbed wire match against Terry Funk, where he tore his biceps and took the wound halfway through the game to continue.
He made use of tables, chairs and air strikes in hardcore wrestling.
The Pro grabster was also known for its characteristic movements such as the Triple Jump Moonsault, Arabian Facebuster and Arabian Skullcrusher.
He often struggled as he was injured or heavily connected, who took a heavy toll on his body.
In the 2000s, Sabu struggled for TNA struggles and participated in the ECW revival of WWE from 2006 to 2007.
The details about the death of Sabu have not yet been unveiled, according to wrestling headlines.
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