Pro Wrestling World Remembers Brodie Lee On 2nd Anniversary Of His Passing

The wrestling industry often sees such amazing in-ring competitors who are remembered by fans for a long time. The same can be said for the late great Jonathan Huber, more popularly known as Brodie Lee. The pro wrestling world posted their tribute to remember Lee today on his death anniversary.

Brodie Lee got into the business in 2003, wrestling on the independent circuit until his debut in WWE in 2012 as Luke Harper, a member of Bray Wyatt’s Wyatt Family faction. He managed to achieve success in WWE and became a popular name in the company. However, he was released from his contract in December 2019.

Brodie Lee later joined AEW as ‘The Exalted One’ and became the leader of the Dark Order faction, winning the AEW TNT championship on one occasion and looking to become a top star in the company. However, Brodie tragically passed away shortly after in December 2020. The Pro wrestling world came together on social media to pay tribute to Brodie Lee today on the 2nd anniversary of his passing.

@AEW: “Today marks 2 years since the passing of Jon Huber, Mr. Brodie Lee. Please join us in celebrating Big Rig by sharing your favorite memories. #BrodieLeeForever.”

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@MandaLHuber: “This gif came across my timeline and I figured I’d share a sweet memory. He would do this in just about every match. Brodie asked him to blow him a kiss on tv. The following week he started doing it. He said one hand was for Brodie (and later Nolan) and one was for me.”

@Adamscherr99:”Forever!!!”

@itsmebayley: “FOR BRODIE. This one was extra special as my brother got to join me on the workout. Luke Harper was one of his favorite wrestlers 🤍 YEAH YEAH YEAH Thank you @deadboysfitness! @wwerollins @joshyg27 4 Rounds 12 Deadlifts 26 Push Ups 15/21 Cals on bike At the end of 4 rounds, finish with ONE burpee. Join us today and celebrate the life and legacy of one of the BEST.”

@beckylynchwwe: Brodie 🤍

@wwerollins: “Brodie.”

Brodie Lee was 41 years old at the time of his passing. His legacy continues to live through his son and wife who are an integral part of the AEW family. We extend our heartfelt tribute to one of the best in-ring competitors the wrestling world has ever seen, the late great Brodie Lee.

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