The wrestling community mourns the death of Terrence Brunk, known as Sabu, a legendary ECW champion and hardcore wrestling icon, who passed away at age 60. Little is known about the cause or exact time of death. Sabu's death follows his recent retirement, after wrestling his last match during WrestleMania 41 Weekend in Las Vegas, where he defeated Joey Janela. Sabu, nephew of Detroit wrestling legend The Sheik, began his career in 1985, primarily wrestling in U.S. territories, and briefly in WWE and Japan's FMW. He became a prominent figure in ECW during the mid-'90s, known for his high-risk style and feuds with Rob Van Dam and Taz, which heavily influenced modern professional wrestling. His matches with Van Dam, especially their 1997 Cyberslam bout, are credited with pioneering WWE's Tables, Ladders, and Chairs matches. After ECW's closure, Sabu appeared in TNA and WWE's ECW brand in 2006, facing John Cena at Vengeance. He left WWE in 2007 to return to the independent circuit, continuing to perform until his retirement match. Tributes from industry peers, including WWE wrestler Francine, highlight his fearless style and legacy. Sabu's contributions to hardcore wrestling and his innovative matches remain influential, and his passing marks a significant loss to the wrestling world.