The world of judo is in mourning after the death of Maricet Espinosa, the acclaimed Cuban judoka, affectionately known as “La Mole”, at the young age of 34.
The Cuban Judo Federation reported on January 22 that Espinosa’s life ended due to a heart attack, which several media outlets speculate was caused by a recent cosmetic surgery procedure he had undergone.
Who was Maricet Espinosa?
Maricet Espinosa, or “La Mole” as fans affectionately called her, was an eminence in the world of judo, especially in Cuba, where she won the Pan American champion titles in 2013 and 2014.
Espinosa’s accolades include three bronze medals in Grand Slam tournaments, one silver and three bronze medals in Grand Prix events, and two Pan American Open titles. These notable achievements left a mark on the world of judo.
He also played a key role in Cuba winning bronze at the 2012 world team championships.
His esteemed judo career included participation in the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Her charisma and dedication made her a role model for young judokas in Cuba and around the world. In addition to her great success in judo, Maricet was also recognized for her humanitarian work and her commitment to social causes.
His contributions to judo, both nationally and internationally, are irreplaceable. As the judo world mourns the loss of one of its shining stars, his legacy lives on, continuing to inspire and motivate future judo enthusiasts.
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2024-01-25 18:14:18
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