What is the message the author wants to convey in the story of Umaga my digma ??
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1973-2009 (age 36)
To die at the young age of 36 is tragic. Such was the case for professional wrestler Umaga. Here is the Umaga death story.
About the Wrestler
Umaga was born in San Francisco, CA, on March 28, 1973, as Edward “Eddie” Fatu. He was also known to some as Ecki.
He started his wrestling career in the WWE with a brief stint from 2002-2003 under the ring name Jamal. He was partnered with Matt Anoa’i, his real life cousin, who went by Rosey. Sadly, Rosey passed in 2017.
The duo formed the tag team 3-Minute Warning. Unfortunately by mid 2003, Fatu was dismissed from the WWE after rumors surfaced about his involvement in a bar fight.
Then Eddie Fatu reemerged on the wrestling scene, this time under the name of Ekmo. He wrestled for TNA and went overseas to partake in All-Japan Pro Wrestling. The time came when he returned to the WWE, this time as the Samoan bulldozer Umaga.
Umaga was known for being unpredictable and a fierce competitor in the squared circle. It wasn’t long before he saw Intercontinental gold with the WWE.
Perhaps his most popular match was at WrestleMania 23 in 2007. Umaga was represented by Vince McMahon, facing off against Bobby Lashley, who was being represented by Donald Trump. Each rep put his hair on the line and ultimately it was WWE boss McMahon whose head got shaved. The shaving was done by Trump himself.
Less than 3 years before his death: Umaga (being represented by Vince McMahon) takes on Bobby Lashley (being represented by Donald Trump) at WrestleMania 23
Umaga was suspended for this activity. Then, he was released from the WWE in June when he later failed a second round of drug testing and refused treatment in a rehab center. Only months later was the official announcement of the Umaga death, which right from the start was speculated by media outlets to be caused by a heart attack.
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