Sabu, the iconic wrestler renowned for his fearless and high-risk in-ring style spanning over 35 years, recently provided insights into his stint with AEW and his ongoing aspirations in the world of wrestling. Known for pushing the boundaries of hardcore wrestling and leaving a lasting impact on the industry, Sabu’s presence in AEW brought a veteran’s perspective to the promotion’s dynamic roster.
During his time with AEW, Sabu’s contributions resonated with fans who appreciated his unmatched intensity and willingness to innovate in the ring. His experience and influence were felt both in and out of competition, contributing to the diverse tapestry of talent that defines AEW’s programming. As he reflects on his tenure with the promotion, Sabu remains committed to his craft and is keenly focused on continuing to contribute to the wrestling world through his unique brand of athleticism and showmanship.
Looking forward, Sabu’s future aspirations in wrestling highlight his enduring passion for the sport. Whether through mentorship, occasional appearances, or potentially exploring new opportunities, Sabu’s dedication to wrestling remains unwavering. His journey serves as a testament to the resilience and evolution of a career marked by unforgettable moments and a relentless pursuit of excellence in the squared circle.
AEW Experience and Atmosphere
Appearing on “Casual Conversations with The Classic,” Sabu reflected positively on his time with AEW. He mentioned that while he didn’t have extensive interaction with AEW President Tony Khan or wrestler Chris Jericho, he found the atmosphere in AEW to be relaxed and laidback compared to other promotions he’s worked with. Sabu noted receiving compliments from backstage personnel and stars alike, highlighting how many wrestlers expressed being inspired by him.
Memorable Moments and Contributions
During his tenure in AEW, Sabu served as a special enforcer in the Adam Cole vs. Chris Jericho match at Double or Nothing 2023. His involvement included a memorable chair-swinging duel with Jericho, adding to the excitement of the event. Sabu recalled Tony Khan sharing his fandom of ECW from the ’90s, which resonated with him given his pivotal role in that era of wrestling.
Future Aspirations: Final Match and Beyond
Looking ahead, Sabu expressed a desire to have one final match, ideally in AEW, and specifically mentioned his interest in participating in a barbed wire match. Notably, he clarified that he wouldn’t want to face his longtime ECW rival Rob Van Dam (RVD) in this last bout, indicating a preference to explore different matchups or scenarios.