Wrestling fans can now have their first look at the documentary covering the life and career of Sabu, courtesy of the ...

In 2006, Sabu made his return to WWE. At "ECW One Night Stand," Sabu challenged Rey Mysterio for the World Heavyweight Championship. The match was ruled a no contest when both men crashed onto a ...

The person running ECW, Paul E. Dangerously, decided to give a peek behind the curtain and told the fans in attendance why Sabu wouldn’t be there that night.

As a part of ECW, Sabu wrestled contemporaries like Rob Van Dam, Mick Foley and Taz. In a company known for pushing the envelope in terms of the risks wrestlers were willing to take, Sabu still ...

Sabu’s wrestling stardom began at ECW, "where he was a pioneer of hardcore wrestling, leaping from chairs and driving his opponents through tables and even barbed wire," WWE said.

Sabu negotiated with WCW thinking that he was free to do so, but in actuality, he was not. ECW has since threatened legal action and WCW has backed off from talks with Sabu.

Appearing on a new episode of Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Spike Dudley opened up about his life now and when he knew it was time to stop wrestling.

Sabu stuck around in WWE's version of ECW until May 2007 when he was eventually released. He was one of the only ECW originals to land a match on all of WWE's "big four" pay-per-views during his ...

He had other Lansing-area ties. Sabu was the nephew of 2007 World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame inductee Edward Farhat, known as The Original Sheik. Farhat was born in Lansing and lived most of ...

We don’t want to change nothing. We want Sabu the way he was in ECW.’ … That worked out for a couple months, and then they slowly started changing me.

Paul Heyman namedropped multiple ECW legends on this week's WWE RAW. While confronting Jey Uso, he mentioned Sandman, New ...