WWE and AEW Superstars Unite to Remember Brodie Lee aka Jon Huber
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Wrestler Jon Huber, aka Brodie Lee, passed away tonight one year ago. It was a shock for the rest of the wrestling industry; one from which the fans/family are still coming to terms.
On his one-year death anniversary, the wrestling fans and Lee’s family and friends took to their social media handles and expressed their grief over the former TNT champion’s passing.
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Multiple AEW and WWE wrestlers took to Twitter to share their fondest memory of the legend.
The world remembers Brodie Lee
The reigning WWE Champion, Big E, penned down an emotional message for his late friend on his phone and shared a screenshot with the WWE Universe. He expressed that he still members Brodie’s plans for life after retirement and how he wanted to spend time with his wife and kids.
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Big E wrote, “One year today, Jon Huber, one of my best friends on earth, passed away. I still have a dozen things I want to text him every day. I still remember the way he would type out laughter in a text (“ha ha ha”). I still have the play-by-play of his son’s amateur wrestling performance in my phone, as Jon anxiously & proudly watched on. The dream of driving fifteen minutes to his Tampa house for Sunday dinners when we retired still lingers.”
— Ettore “Big E” Ewen (@WWEBigE) December 26, 2021
Former WWE SmackDown Women’s champion, Natalya, took to Twitter and shared a picture of Brodie embracing a young fan.
Love is forever. pic.twitter.com/2hHzBRkjMg
— Nattie (@NatbyNature) December 26, 2021
The place where Brodie Lee was known as Luke Harper, WWE, also took to Twitter and shared their disbelief over the fact that Brodie is no more.
Remembering Jon Huber today. 💜 pic.twitter.com/YopRGdL3Ey
— WWE (@WWE) December 26, 2021
Brodie’s last employer, AEW, also took to Twitter and expressed their grief. They shared a brief clip that had Lee’s best moments in AEW.
Today marks 1 year since the passing of Jon Huber, Mr. Brodie Lee. Today we honor Jon’s remarkable legacy in and out of the ring with match clips, photos and memories. Please join us by sharing your favorite Big Rig memories. #BrodieLeeForever pic.twitter.com/wlHdYJpGZO
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) December 26, 2021
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The wrestling industry is still recovering from the loss of the ‘Exalted One’ and his in-ring legacy will never be forgotten. The former Intercontinental champion is missed because of his larger-than-life persona outside of the ring.
One of the best guys to ever work with.Why? Because of the love of the business and the love of our families.#ExaltedOne @ThisBrodieLee pic.twitter.com/fbxRdYDDZB
— TheMarkHenry (@TheMarkHenry) December 26, 2021
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WWE legend Mark Henry took to Twitter and confessed that Lee was one of his favorite guys to work with because he loved and respected the wrestling industry and its people.
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