WWE STAR Max Justice has been tragically killed after being hit by a car whereas he cycled residence from work.
Mike Raybeck, 63 — recognized to wrestling followers as Maxx Justin and Mike Diamond — has died, as confirmed by All-Professional Wrestling promotion on social media.
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The previous wrestler was on his manner residence from work when he was fatally struck.
In a publish on X, All-Professional Wrestling promotion mentioned: “All Professional Wrestling is saddened to be taught concerning the passing of APW Unique, Mike Raybeck, professionally often called Maxx Justice and Mike Diamond.
“His life was minimize quick following a bicycle accident the place he was struck by a car close to Chabot School final Friday.
“Our most honest condolences exit to the household, buddies and followers of Maxx Justice!”
Wrestling followers have flooded social media with heartfelt tributes to the WWE star.
One person wrote: “This sucks, he was actually a sweetheart of a man.”
“Noticed Maxx Justice at Pinole Valley Excessive again in like 99/00Dude was legit fr,” one other added.
A 3rd commented: “RIP.”
Mike began his profession at All Professional Wrestling’s Boot Camp, the place he grew to become a five-time APW Common Champion.
The six-foot-five, 250lb wrestler grew to become a outstanding determine within the California wrestling scene and later competed in three matches for the WWF.
Mike would later star within the wrestling documentary known as Past the Mat.
It comes after wrestling legend Sabu handed away on the age of 60.
Terry Brunk, recognized by his ring title “Sabu”, was a three-time World Heavyweight Champion and held the ECW World Heavyweight Championship twice.
The professional wrestler additionally held the NWA World Heavyweight Championship as soon as.
Sabu wrestled his remaining match on April 18 in Las Vegas for GCW throughout WrestleMania weekend, the place he defeated Joey Janela.
He’s mentioned to have made his remaining public look on the Tri-State Wrestling Alliance reunion present conference final weekend.
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) posted a picture of Sabu on X, with the textual content “In Reminiscence of Sabu 1964 – 2025” written on it.
AEW wrote within the caption: “The wrestling world mourns the passing of Sabu.
“From barbed wire battles to unforgettable high-risk moments, Sabu gave all the things to skilled wrestling.
“Our ideas are along with his household, his buddies and his followers.”
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