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May 12, 2025 1 hr 23 min

Best Match Ever: Sabu

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RIP Sabu 1964-2025 Braden Herrington and Davie Portman take a look at the BEST of the "Homicidal... Suicidal... Genocidal"... Death–Defying Maniac: SABU! (Originally recorded on June 3, 2023) The BDE show some love for the extreme icon and dive into a playlist of the BEST Sabu matches from his time through ECW, WWE, TNA and beyond! SABU is known for his hardcore death defying stunts, but what about his matches? We take a look at his best from barbed wire death matches against Terry Funk, to stretcher matches with RVD, Abyss in TNA, plus WCW, John Cena, New Japan and so much more! There will be blood. The lads talk about his whole career including Arabian face busters, chair shots, barbed wire, tables, broken bones, scars, open wounds, super glue, Sandman on LSD, crazy road stories and so much more insanity you never knew you needed to hear. Matches discussed on this show: Sabu vs Kanemotu - 14th June 1995 Sabu vs Too Cold Scorpio - 17th Feb 1996 Sabu vs Rob Van Dam (Stretcher Match)- 3rd March 1996 Sabu vs Terry Funk - 9th August 1997 (Barbed Wire) Sabu vs The Sandman (Stairway to Hell) - 10th January 1998 Abyss vs Jeff Hardy vs Rhino vs Sabu (Monsters Ball) - 23rd October 2005 Abyss vs Sabu - 11th December 2005 (Barbed Wire Massacre) To buy Sabu's book or T-shirts, visit www.ECWSabu.com For more of our work visit POISONRANA.CA Patreon.com/Poisonrana #ecw #sabu #ripsabu #wwe #prowrestling #podcast

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