Sabu, a "hardcore" professional wresting legend whose real name was Terry Brunk, has died at 60 years old, the WWE announced.

Wrestling legend Sabu's death on May 11, 2025, has deeply saddened fans, occurring shortly after his final match at WrestleMania 41 week. His farewell

Sabu was best known for "hardcore wrestling," performing in matches with barbed wire and foreign objects such as chairs, tables, ladders and baseball bats.

Sabu accomplished something that few wrestlers and athletes could – he went out on top. Fans got one more chance to see Sabu deliver his ground-breaking hardcore style in the main event of Joey Janela’s Spring Break 9 during WrestleMania weekend.

WWE's legendary wrestler Sabu passed away at the age of 60. But if you watch this video of his last match, you will understand what kind of wrestler Sabu was. A sad news in the world of wrestling has shocked fans.

The Straight Edge Superstar paid tribute to Sabu on Monday Night Raw before taking to social media to share a few more words about the ECW icon.

Professional wrestler Sabu, a three-time world champion, was remembered as "a trailblazer, a gamechanger and an icon" on Sunday, May 11.

The recent passing of Sabu, the Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) legend, has shed light on the darker side of professional wrestling in the 1980s and 1990s. Despite achieving w

Sabu revolutionized hardcore wrestling in ECW throughout the 1990s and was involved in a number of classic matches with the likes of Taz, Mick Foley and Rob Van Dam. A former ECW Tag Team champion, ECW World Television champion and ECW World Heavyweight champion, he is widely regarded as one of the most decorated competitors in company history.