The Sabu age game is uncertain after unexpected injuries

Sabu's age game can be delayed unless his planned opponent can advance the match.

Sabu started his professional wrestling career in the mid-1980s and improved his craft in various independent advertising campaigns. His awareness increased in Japan with FMW, where his participation in extremely violent games, especially barbed wire death games, strengthened his hardcore call.

In the 1990s, this led to his promotion as the main star in ECW, where his ruthless and innovative style fascinated the audience. During his ECW office, he organized several championships, including the ECW World Heavyweight Championship. Later in his career, he had races in prominent promotions such as WWE and TNA.

Sabus Match against Joey Janela in Joey Janelas Spring Break 9 on April 18 is now uncertain. Janela was recently operated on to repair a torn biceps and question the planned game.

In a post on Twitter/X, Janela explained that he would delay the match for the summer if he could not go through the fight as planned. It all started when he shared a teaser for the event.

Janela wrote: “Despite my early injury and what the planned main event of Spring Break 9 could mean, I will work hard to do this to the greatest independent spectacle of all time! Who would like a match announcement? It will feel better after leaving the doctors to see a positive excitement for my show!”

A fan replied that when Janela couldn't go, he wanted to wrestle the long -time rival/partner Rob van Dam on the show. This is not something that Janela is entitled to.

Janela replied: “If I don't rings on the show, Sabu won't be so easy on the show. Even if I had to create a new spectacle show by Joey Janela for the summer. This match is mine and I don't deserve it to be removed.

Janela is supposed to present Sabu with his indie -wrestling -Hall of Fame badge at GCW the Coldest Winter 3 on March 1st. This happened after Sabu did not take part in his planned introductory ceremony last year.

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