Just three weeks after his retirement match, wrestling legend and former ECW champion Sabu, 60, who's real name was Terry Brunk, has died, All Elite Wrestling and WWE announced Sunday. Brunk was a ...

WWE icon Terry Brunk ‘Sabu’ dies at 60 legend Sabu, whose real name was Terry Brunk, has passed away at 60. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and WWE announced this with no cause or time of death ...

Sabu, whose real name was Terry Brunk, was a star of the ring in the 1990s and 2000s, according to World Wrestling Entertainment. There are discrepancies in how old he was.

Terry Brunk, the professional wrestling pioneer known to fans as Sabu, has died at age 60, World Wrestling Entertainment announced Sunday. No cause of death has been given.

Terry Brunk, known to wrestling fans as Sabu, was credited with popularizing "hardcore" wrestling in the U.S., as well as the use of tables as a must-see object in matches.

May 12 (UPI) -- Professional wrestler Terry Brunk, better known as Sabu, has died at the age of 60. He was known for his time competing in ECW and WWE. WWE and AEW confirmed Sabu's death on Sunday.

The wrestler, real name Terry Brunk, competed in his final event last month in Las Vegas. He defeated Joey Janela from Gamechanger Wrestling (GCW) in a no-ropes barbed wire match, according to PW ...

Sabu, whose real name was Terry Brunk, was a star of the ring in the 1990s and 2000s, according to World Wrestling Entertainment. There are discrepancies in how old he was. Many organizations ...

Sabu, whose real name was Terry Brunk, was a star of the ring in the 1990s and 2000s, according to World Wrestling Entertainment. There are discrepancies in how old he was.

Rob Van Dam honors one of his peers who was a huge influence on his career. Sabu (Terry Brunk) played an integral role in RVD’s career, as the two trained together and clashed many times in ECW ...

Terry Brunk, known to wrestling fans as Sabu, was credited with popularizing "hardcore" wrestling in the U.S., as well as the use of tables as a must-see object in matches.

Terry Brunk, known to wrestling fans as Sabu, was credited with popularizing "hardcore" wrestling in the U.S., as well as the use of tables as a must-see object in matches.