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Yes, over filled, in trauma it’s always Blood.

The sac contains its own fluid.

A torn cardiac blood vessel (like from a blow to the chest) will leak into the sac, filling that sac more than the fluid, and to the point of emergency surgery to relieve the buildup. If the vessel is bleeding heavily into the sac, Cardiac Tamponade occurs.
Death will soon follow.

I post Cleveland Clinic (The World’s Finest Cardiac Hospital) and you quote one line from Wikipedia……..oooooook.

One thing I’ll say about you vaccine obsessed folks, you sure can’t admit when you’re wrong or admit people even died before the Covid vaccine.

Over on Twitter there’s a Tard Nugget that thinks MyoCarditis is a new condition that never existed before the Covid vax.

said, "you sure can’t admit when you’re wrong"

I'm not arguing that he died from something else. You might actually have a good argument.

I'm of the premise that everything presented so far he would require a pre-condition of something wrong with his heart. As a normal heart doesn't create a effusion from the sac from an impact as it's not overly full.

Think of a balloon with a little air in it. You can twist it and form it anyway you want. Fill the balloon it will pop if you compress it.

Remember your argument if you're right can also mean he had a damaged heart from the injection. My argument is he might not be able to have made it to the field with a damaged heart. Though he would be benched and that would be bad for his career.
Meaning he could've had a light warm up to avoid any complications.

This is the axiom I live by so you might be able to understand me
Real scientist is psychologically very difficult. you have to think in terms of "how am I wrong?" rather then how most people think, "how can i show I'm right?"
Nearly every single day i find something I'm wrong about. I've learned the hard way nearly everything I believed was wrong.
My red pill is a daily experience.