Pro wrestling legend Sabu dead at 60

WrestleMania 41 fans packed the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for Night 2. After Ava Max wrapped the national anthem, they started with "USA" chants.

Sabu, the pro wrestling legend who made a name for himself as a hardcore and violent wrestler in the ring, has died, WWE announced on Sunday. He was 60.

The wrestler, whose real name was Terry Brunk, performed his final event in Las Vegas during WrestleMania weekend and defeated Gamechanger Wrestling’s (GCW) Joey Janela in a no ropes barbed wire match.

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PWInsider.com first reported Sabu’s death.

"WWE is saddened to learn that Terry Brunk, known to wrestling fans as Sabu, has passed away," the company said in a statement. "WWE extends its condolences to Sabu’s family, friends and fans."

Former wrestling star Sabu poses for a picture. (Shelby Reeves/Chillicothe Gazette/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

GCW added: "He was an outlaw and a gamechanger. He inspired so many that stepped inside a GCW ring and he will continue to inspire for generations to come.

"His legacy will last forever and he will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace, and... Long Live SABU."

Sabu made an indelible impact on the world, and it was known by those who reacted to his death.

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Sabu was the nephew of Ed Farhat, known in WWE as The Sheik, and won multiple championships across multiple companies.

He performed at several companies over the course of his career, including the United States Wrestling Association, Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling, Extreme Championship Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, Big Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro