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What happen to Umaga?
Formerly known to World Wrestling Entertainment fans as Umaga, Fatu died Friday after suffering a heart attack, CNN reports. The 36-year-old’s wife reportedly found him unconscious with blood coming out of his nose. He was rushed to a hospital in Houston, TX, but was pronounced dead at around 6:00 pm EST.
Who defeated Umaga?
Cena kayfabe
Cena kayfabe refused a medical exam, the results of which could cause him to forfeit his title, and then defeated Umaga by 10 count (in which Umaga was unable to stand on his both feet), after wrapping a loosened ring rope around his neck during an STFU.
Why did viscera die?
Heart attack
Viscera/Cause of death
On Tuesday night, Nelson Frazier Jr., better known as Mabel and Viscera, died after a reported heart attack at the age of 42. Frazier first truly entered the public eye in 1993 when he joined WWF as Mabel, of the tag team Men on a Mission. They held the tag titles in 1994, for just two days.
He is the twin brother of Sam “Tonga Kid” Fatu and the older brother of the late Eddie “Umaga” Fatu.
Did Umaga die?
December 4, 2009
Umaga/Date of death
What is Umaga real name?
Edward Smith Fatu
Umaga/Full name
On March 31, 2012, Yokozuna was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by his cousins, The Usos and Rikishi.
How did the Omega die in edge of Tomorrow?
The explosion kills the Omega, and since it is the brain of the Mimic collective, its death causes the remainder of its kind on Earth to wither and die, putting an abrupt end to the alien invasion. Even though Cage survives the detonation, he is doomed to die – that is, until the Omega’s blood, rising through the water, seeps into his wound.
Why does the Omega not come back to life?
The Omega dies first, and its blood covers Cage and as a consequence again gives Cage the power to reset time. The Omega can not come back to life because once dead, it stays dead – it is humanity’s ability, not the alien’s, that allows the power transferrence to Cage.
Who are the family members of Umaga Edward Fatu?
Born in American Samoa, Fatu, 36, was a member of the famous Anoa’i wrestling family, which includes cousin Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, his two uncles, who wrestled as The Wild Samoans in the 1980s, and brothers, Sam “Tonga Kid” and Solofa Jr. “Rikishi,” according to Wrestlers Rescue, a support group for retired professional wrestlers.
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