Sabu -Tod: Former WWE star and ECW champion dies 60 weeks after the retirement battle at the age of 60 weeks

The former professional wrestler Sabu, known for his term both in the ECW and the WWE, died at the age of 60.

All Elite wrestling (AEW) confirmed the death of the retired wrestler on Sunday in an X post. “Aew and the wrestling world mourn for Sabu,” the position began.

“From barbed wire battles to unforgettable high -risk momings, Sabu gave everything to the professional wrestling. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and fans.”

A cause of death has not yet been revealed.

A few weeks before Sabu's death, he competed in a retired game in Joey Janelas Spring 9 during the Wrestlemania in Las Vegas.

“It was an honor and a pleasure to work with Sabu one last time and to give him the farewell that he deserved” ESPN About the possibility of promoting the last wrestling match last. “His life and career deserve to be celebrated, and it is refreshing to know that his final match was 100 percent authentic Sabu. He is and was a legend, and his heir will live for future generations.”

Sabu, whose real name is Terry Brunk, began his wrestling career with the training under his uncle “The Sheik” Farhat. In the nineties, he quickly got a name in the ECW, where he became known for his work in hardcore games with tables, ladders, chairs and barbed wire.

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Through his stunts, Sabu became known as “suicide, murderous, genocidal, death”.

He was a twice ECW champion, ECW Tag Team Champion and ECW World Television Champion.

After Sabu competed in New Japan Pro Wrestling, WCW and TNA, Sabu came to WWE in 2006. A month after his ECW original team defeated the new breed in an eight-man-day team match at Wrestlemania 23 in 2007, he was released by his contract with them.

Some of the former Sabu colleagues in the ECW have paid tribute to him on social media. Rob van Dam, who was a day team champion alongside Sabu, released an emoji of an index finger that pointed up to pay homage to Sabus Signature.

Taz, another ECW -Alaun and current announcer for the awe, has also published a video message on X after Sabus Tod. “I would not have had the career I had and I was blessed if it were not for Sabu. This man brought me and he didn't have to overtake me and he did it,” he said, noticing that his death breaks.