The professional wrestler known as Sabu is best recognized for his period in ECW, guided creatively and visibly on-screen by Paul Heyman.
Sabu took a brief detour to WWE’s ECW iteration in 2006, providing him with a chance to collaborate with Vince McMahon.
In a latest episode of the “DonutShopChronicles365” podcast, Sabu described the contrasting creative styles of Heyman and McMahon.
Predictably, Sabu values Heyman as more forward-thinking than McMahon and mentions he has reconciled with the financial struggles he experienced while collaborating with Heyman in the ’90s.
Sabu expressed, “He’s good to work for, sort of. Work with, not work for. He’s great to work with. He’s a genius and has the best mind in the business than anybody. He had a better mind than Vince. When I wrestled for him, he didn’t have the money to pay us. I don’t hold that against him no more. He didn’t have it. If he had the money to pay us back then, he would’ve.”