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Lebanese. Americanprofessional wrestler, known by his ring name. Sabu, who portrays an Arab American in the ring. He is well known for his extreme wrestling style. Brunk has most notably competed in Extreme Championship Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling and World Wrestling Entertainment's ECWbrand. He is currently the X- LAW International Champion and is employed by Juggalo Championship Wrestling. Brunk is a three- time world heavyweight champion, having held the ECW World Heavyweight Championship- twice and the NWA World Heavyweight Championship once.

Professional wrestling career[edit]Training and Frontier Martial–Arts Wrestling (1. Brunk was trained by his uncle, Ed Farhat (The Sheik),[2] and was initially trained to be a technical wrestler. He began his wrestling career in 1. Sheik's promotion, Big Time Wrestling, and was billed as being from Saudi Arabia under the ring name "Sabu the Elephant Boy" (use of "The Elephant Boy" was dropped in his later days), as well as Terry S. R (the S. R. standing for Sheik's Revenge). During the 1. 98. Memphis, Michigan, Ohio, Canada and Hawaii.

He was not billed as Terry Brunk, since it may have caused people to confuse him with Terry Funk. He soon traveled with his uncle to Frontier Martial–Arts Wrestling (FMW), where he received many of the cuts and bruises on his arms and torso for which he became famous.

Brunk cleared all rumors that the cuts and bruises were self- induced in a shoot interview with RF Video, confirming that they were a result of numerous hardcore matches he was involved in, including participating in over two dozen no- rope barbed wire death matches. In May 1. 99. 2, Sabu teamed with his uncle, the Sheik, in a "Ring of Fire Deathmatch" against Atsushi Onita and Tarzan Goto. The match was set in a ring where the ropes were replaced with barbed wire with sheets soaked in gas wrapped around it.

As the match started, the ring crew lit the sheets on fire using torches. They were in the ring for about a minute before all men got out of the ring due to the intense heat. The match ended with no winner. Sabu said in an interview that the ring burned for 1. Sabu often competed in Japanese hardcore matches, where he teamed with the Sheik, Tiger Jeet Singh and Horace Boulder.

Sabu feuded with the likes of Tarzan Goto and Atsushi Onita in FMW. Extreme Championship Wrestling (1. Brunk revealed in a shoot promo and in the documentary film Forever Hardcore that in fact it was not Paul Heyman that brought him into Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) but that he was at the right place at the right time. He was referred by a friend to Tod Gordon. According to the storyline, Sabu, who at that time often arrived to the ring by his handler 9. Hannibal Lecter- style face mask while trying to break free (he claimed to hate this part of his gimmick as he was normally tired before he started his match). Sabu could only be released from his bonds to wrestle his matches.

Sabu also quickly became synonymous with table- breaking at this time; if a table was not broken during the match, Sabu would break a table with his own body after the bell had sounded, sometimes leading to 9. Sabu during backstage interviews if a table was present. One of the most notable aspects of Sabu's early career was his refusal to speak,[2] a gimmick that he inherited from The Sheik (who never spoke English in public to protect kayfabe). In his early career, Sabu was billed as being from Saudi Arabia, or Bombay, India (in real life he is a second generation Lebanese American from Michigan).

In ECW, however, he was clearly heard speaking in the ring on several occasions and it was fairly common knowledge that Brunk was an American citizen from birth. This led to a joke at kayfabe's expense when Sabu began to be billed as hailing from "Bombay, Michigan". The most significant matches during the early part of Sabu's career in ECW by defeating Terry Funk to win the ECW World Heavyweight Championship and the ECW World Television Championship in a title versus title dream partner tag team match. Also, he was a part in the three way dance for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship at The Night the Line Was Crossed, against Terry Funk and Shane Douglas, which went to a one- hour time limit draw and his tag team feud with The Public Enemy in which Sabu and his partner The Tazmaniac captured the ECW World Tag Team Championship in a double tables match.

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Another notable event occurred in April 1. ECW World Tag Team title, Sabu no–showed the event to accept a booking in Japan for New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW), which led Paul Heyman to publicly and legitimately fire Sabu at the event.[3][4] Sabu stated in the Forever Hardcore documentary that he had a career wrestling in Japan yet only wrestled once every so often for ECW; thus, he chose Japan over ECW. World Championship Wrestling (1. Sabu made his WCW debut on the September 1. WCW Monday Nitro[5] against Alex Wright.

Sabu won the match, but the decision was reversed when, after the match, he put Wright through a table. Watch Tooth &Amp; Nail Online. Sabu continued to wrestle some of the cruiserweights in WCW in the early days of the division, including a match against Mr. J. L. at Halloween Havoc. Sabu came out victorious against Mr. J. L. and following the match Sabu's uncle Sheik shot J.

L. in the face with his trademark fireball. His last match in WCW was against Disco Inferno, which Sabu won. Return to ECW (1. Sabu at an ECW event in 1. Sabu returned to ECW on November 1. November to Remember,[6] and eventually engaged in matches and feuds with the likes of Rod Destiny, with whom he later teamed up with and won the ECW World Tag Team Championship twice.

In the meantime, former tag team partner Tazmaniac (who had shortened his name to "Taz") began to publicly challenge Sabu at every given opportunity, but got no response. After a year of call- outs and insults from Taz, Heyman revealed that he had asked Sabu, as a friend, to ignore Taz's challenge. This standoff culminated in a grudge match at ECW's first pay- per- view, Barely Legal, which Taz won.[1] Following the match, Taz's manager Bill Alfonso turned on him and sided with Sabu and Rob Van Dam, who then formed a tag team.

Sabu and Taz continued to feud on and off for the remainder of Taz's ECW career. Sabu was later included in the WWF invasion angle, in which ECW wrestlers invaded WWF's Monday Night Raw program and held ECW- style matches and angles on the show. One memorable moment occurred at this show when Sabu appeared during a match and prepared for an aerial move off the "R" in the "RAW" lettered entryway onto Team Taz members, but accidentally fell off the "R".

This was not planned which led to Sabu landing on top of Team Taz members and becoming an inside joke between him and Taz backstage. This invasion angle also led to a heel turn for Sabu in ECW, along with Van Dam and Alfonso, who began promoting the virtues of the WWF product over ECW's. Sabu feuded with ECW loyalists Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman during this period. One of Sabu's most infamous matches was the No- Rope Barbed- Wire match with Terry Funk at Born to be Wired, a match which was promoted as being "too extreme even for ECW". In one of the most memorable moments in ECW history, Sabu attempted the "Air Sabu" corner splash on Funk, Terry moved and Sabu ended up colliding violently into the wire which tore open his biceps.[1] He then asked his manager Bill Alfonso for some tape and after Alfonso went to get some Sabu began to tape the approximately 1. Funk has stated that, to this day, he has never seen anything like what Sabu did that night.

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