WATCH: Detroit Red Wings legend Darren McCarty powerbombed through table by Bully Ray

The appearance of Detroit Red Wings hockey player Darren McCarty at the recent Sacrifice event impressed both pro wrestling and NHL fans. Bully Ray and Tommy Dreamer renewed their rivalry in a Busted Open match, and wrestling fans were treated to a blast. The match was filled with extreme violence and chaos.

Ray cheated on Dreamer and even had one of his goons be the victim of a Canadian Destroyer from Scott D'Amore during the match. The most memorable moment of the game, however, was when Bully power-bombed NHL hockey player Darren McCarty through a table.

McCarty, a former Detroit Red Wings legend, was sitting at ringside when Bully decided to make an example out of him. The wrestler picked up McCarty and slammed him through the wooden table, much to the shock of the crowd.

Despite McCarty's surprise appearance, the focus of the match remained on Bully and Dreamer's heated rivalry. The First Blood concept with all weapons legal made for a wild and unpredictable match, with both wrestlers using cheese graters, thumbtacks, and other weapons to inflict damage on each other.

The Dreamer seemed to have the upper hand after hitting Bully with a cheese grater and causing him to bleed from the forehead. However, Bully managed to cheat the rules by having his goons bust Dreamers open, leading to his victory in the match.

While Darren McCarty's appearance was brief, it added to the unpredictability of the match. It made for a memorable moment for wrestling and hockey fans alike.

Darren McCarty's time playing for Detroit Red Wings and four Stanley Cup wins.

Darren McCarty is a retired professional ice hockey player who is most famous for his time with the Detroit Red Wings. He played as a right winger and is considered one of the best enforcers of his time, known for his physicality and tough style of play.

McCarty started his hockey career with the Medicine Hat Tigers of the Western Hockey League (WHL) in 1988. McCarty was drafted by the Detroit Red Wings in the second round of the 1992 NHL Entry Draft.

Darren McCarty made his NHL debut with the Red Wings during the 1993-94 season. It was during the 1996-97 season that Darren McCarty truly made a name for himself. He was a key player in the Red Wings' success that season, helping them win the Stanley Cup for the first time in over 40 years.

McCarty continued to play for the Red Wings for several more seasons, helping them win three more Stanley Cups in 1998, 2002, and 2008. In 2005, McCarty was traded to the Calgary Flames, where he played for two seasons before being released.

He then played for the Detroit Red Wings for one more season before retiring from professional hockey in 2009. Overall, Darren McCarty had an impressive NHL career, playing in 758 regular-season games and scoring 127 goals and 288 points.