WWE Honors Sabu With Official Tribute Following His Passing

WWE releases statement mourning the loss of hardcore wrestling pioneer Sabu, recognizing his influential career across ECW and WWE.

WWE Honors Sabu With Official Tribute Following His Passing
  • WWE honored Terry Brunk (Sabu) with an official tribute, expressing condolences to his family, friends, and fans while celebrating his legacy.
  • Sabu was recognized for his hardcore wrestling style in ECW, key rivalries (Rob Van Dam, Taz, Mick Foley), and WWE tenure (2006-2007), including matches against Rey Mysterio and John Cena.
  • Current wrestler Sami Zayn renewed calls for Sabu’s WWE Hall of Fame induction, while the wrestling community continues sharing memories of his influential career.
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WWE has publicly addressed the death of Terry Brunk, the legendary performer known as Sabu. In an official statement, the company expressed condolences to his family, friends, and fans while celebrating his trailblazing legacy.

The tribute highlighted Sabu’s revolutionary hardcore style in ECW, where he rose to prominence under the shadow of his uncle, WWE Hall of Famer The Sheik. His violent classics against Rob Van Dam, Taz, and Mick Foley were specifically noted as career-defining feuds.

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WWE also referenced Sabu’s 2006-2007 tenure, including his World Heavyweight Championship pursuit against Rey Mysterio and WWE Championship match with John Cena. His WrestleMania 23 appearance with ECW Originals was mentioned as a standout moment.

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Since leaving WWE, Sabu continued performing globally, earning his “human highlight reel” moniker through daredevil performances. Current superstar Sami Zayn has renewed calls for Sabu’s WWE Hall of Fame induction, a campaign he supported prior to the wrestler’s death.

No further details about memorial plans have been announced. The wrestling community continues sharing memories of Sabu’s influential career.

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Article Author Leonardo Cunha