The cause of death of Andre the Giant

First, become famous because of wine, and die because of wine.

1993, a funeral home in North Carolina, USA, sent away a special body. His name is Andre, a rare giant in the world. He was a professional wrestler before his death.

After Andre's body was cremated, the staff of the funeral home were surprised to find that the ashes left after burning weighed 15 kg, which was ten times that of ordinary people, which was very shocking.

What makes people talk is that Andre was only 47 years old when he died. It stands to reason that he was in the prime of life. How could he suddenly die?

It turned out that Andre died of alcoholism, which he was always proud of.

Second, the giant wrestler

1946 may19, an immigrant family in France welcomed a lively and lovely newborn and named him "Andre". His father is from Bulgaria and his mother is from Poland.

When he was a teenager, Andre was in a state of lack of strength to do anything, and he quickly agreed to Frank. In this way, Andre joined WWE, the world's most famous and largest wrestler company.

In WWE company, Andre, who is rare in height and particularly young, is highly valued and has obtained the best training conditions.

Here, he met many professional wrestling coaches and players, received systematic wrestling technical training, and grew very rapidly.

When Andre debuted in the competition, WWE company did not forget to make great efforts to package him. They promoted Andre as a "rare giant in the world" and soon attracted a lot of attention.

And Andre's performance didn't disappoint everyone. Shortly after his debut, he defeated several famous wrestlers in succession, which made everyone look forward to this rising star in Ran Ran.

In Andre's career, it can be said that there are many victories and few defeats.

Because Andre has an amazing huge body, he is in sharp contrast with other wrestlers in terms of body shape, and his competition style is strong and powerful, which makes his competition very enjoyable.

In this way, Andre attracted a large number of loyal fans. In every game in full swing, the fans cheered for the sweaty Andre and took photos with him after the game.

Every existing photo has a strong sense of visual impact. In some photos, Andre even lifted four people without any burden and even smiled. In another photo, Andre reached out to compare with his fans, and his broad palm was set off like a cattail leaf fan.

With the victory of competitions again and again, Andre proved his professional level as a "giant" and won the respect and love of the audience.

Third, the pain of giants.

When Andre was in his early thirties, the negative effects of gigantism had already appeared on him.

Heavy muscles and fat are pressing Andre's bones and joints, which makes the latter bear a huge burden. He also suffers from hormone secretion disorder and often has organ dysfunction.

In addition, wrestling, as a highly antagonistic sport, means great loss to the body in the competition and has a high risk of injury. Although Andre can be said to be victorious, he still hasn't escaped injury.

Andre's doctor reminded him that if he wants to live a long and healthy life, he must end his wrestling career.