Trivia

Notable title wins include: FMW WWA World Martial Arts Tag Team titles with Horace Boulder; NWA Independent World title; UWA World Junior Light Heavyweight title; ECW World Heavyweight title; ECW World Television title; ECW World Tag Team titles with Taz; ECW World Tag Team titles with Rob Van Dam; ECW (Unrecognized) FTW World Heavyweight title; NWA World Heavyweight title; Alternative Pro Wrestling MECW Title; Insane Wrestling Federation Heavyweight title; XPW World Heavyweight title; 3PW Heavyweight title; USPW Heavyweight title; WWC Universal Heavyweight title

Once had his neck broken when Chris Benoit back body dropped him onto his head. This event gave Benoit the nickname "The Crippler."

Defeated Terry Funk in a Barbed Wire match to win the ECW Title in mid-1997

He was of Lebanese, German, and Irish descent. He named himself after Sabu of whom his uncle, Edward Farhat was a fan.

In a barb-wire match against the legendary Terry Funk, Sabu suffered a deep gash to his bicep from the barbed wire. He ended up taping the wound up and then continued and won the match. He also refused to miss a single match while recuperating the injury. His threshold for pain is beyond compare.

Once broke his jaw in a match and taped it up, during the match and continued to wrestle. He never took time off to recover.

Was feuding with his former partner, Raven in the NWA:TNA. (August 2004)

Released from WWE. (May 2007)

Signed a series a 3 one year contracts with the World Wrestling Entertainment to take part in the re-start of the ECW brand. (April 2006)

Appeared at ECW One Night Stand where he took on and defeated Rhyno. (June 2005)

Wrestled in TNA, teamed up with Raven to feud with Jeff Jarrett and Rhino (WWE's Rhyno). (August 2005)

Was on tour with Hardcore Homecoming. All of the old ECW stars, such as Sabu, Raven, Terry Funk, Shane Douglas, New Jack and more. The reason why they cannot use the term ECW is because the WWE and Vince McMahon own the name. (September 2005)

He was the nephew of the Original Sheik, (Edward Farhat), one of the most notorious classic pro-wrestling heels (villians). Sabu 2£$ best known for his high-flying and higher-risk taking style.

ECW World Tag Team Championship (3 times) - with Taz (1) and Rob Van Dam (2).

MECW Apw Hardcore Championship (1 time).

NWA World Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

Hardcore Hall of Fame - Class of 2009.

ECW World Television Championship (1 time).

ECW World Heavyweight Championship (2 times)[a][72].

JCW Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

NWA Independent World Championship (1 time).

FTW Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

IWC Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Eric Xtasy and JT Rodgers.

NWC Heavyweight Championship (2 times).

EWA European Junior Heavyweight Championship (2 times).

IWF Heavyweight Championship (2 times).

UWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

BCW Can-Am Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

Pro Wrestling Holland Championship (1 time).

WWA Martial-Arts Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Horace Boulder[.

IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

Billtown Championship Wrestling - BCW Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

On November 5, 2021, Sabu officially announced his retirement from professional wrestling.

WWL Extreme Championship (1 time).

Stampede Pacific Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

PCW Television Championship (1 time).

USA Pro Heavyweight Championship (2 times).

WWC Hardcore Championship (1 time, final).

TNA Year End Awards (1 time).

Bruiser Brody Memorial Cup (2005).

X-LAW International Championship (1 time).

Sabu is trained by The Sheik.

WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

Pro Wrestling Illustrated - Ranked No. 5 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 1995.

WWC Hardcore Championship (1 time).

XPW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

XICW Xtreme Championship (1 time).

Readers' Favorite Wrestler (1994).

3PW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time).

Pro Wrestling Illustrated - Ranked No. 86 of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the PWI Years in 2003.