35-Year-Old Multi-Year World Cup Medalist Dies Unexpectedly

Gateway Pundit ^ | Mar. 21, 2023 | Jim Hoft

[george76]

Angel Fournier Rodriguez, Cuba’s most successful rower in history, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, March 16 in Texas where he had recently moved. He was 35.

The news of his sudden passing was announced by World Rowing, which read, “World Rowing is saddened to hear of the passing of Cuban rower Angel Fournier Rodriguez.”

“Fournier Rodriguez was a multiple-time World Cup medallist, Pan Am Champion, and 2x time Olympian”

“We wish to extend our condolences to Angel’s family and the Cuban Federation,” the post concluded.

No details have been released on the cause of death.

[desertsolitaire]

Always sad to hear when someone passes far too soon.

[Responsibility2nd]

“No details have been released on the cause of death.”

Check his vaccine records. You just might find a clue there.

[ptcmama]

Sad to see so many athletes expiring from ‘unexpected’. Makes me glad my own young people are not athletically inclined.

[kiryandil]

in Texas where he had recently moved

Ask Novak Djokovic what you have to do to get in the country if you're a foreign national...

[agere_contra]

Huh. Good point.

[Sirius Lee]

Sad to see so many athletes expiring from ‘unexpected’.

Those numbers are inflated. Some of them are actually dying of 'suddenly'.

[Jim W N]

You might hear ‘em howlin’ around your kitchen door.
Better not let ‘em in.
Healthy young people droppin’ like flies
Wuhan Vaccine again

[fwdude]

“Unexpectedly” has a new, legitimate meaning of late.

[Sicon]

Where are gas_bag and Dugway to tell us, “He had a previously undetected heart condition! He was probably a fentanyl addict! All of those competitive rowers are into fentanyl! It’s definitely not that thing that you all think has something to do with healthy young athletes dropping dead “suddenly” all over the place!

[jerod]

In the past the word ‘suddenly’ in a death announcement typically meant ‘suicide’. So lets wait and see... A lot of deaths are being attributed to the vaccine, and many have likely died from the vaccine, but that word ‘suddenly’ still relates to it’s typical meaning every now and then.

[one guy in new jersey]

clever!

[one guy in new jersey]

The two are huddling with missingmymojo and fewry, planning next steps in their campaign to save the U.S. from pathetic medical ignorance.

[glennaro]

As usual, the MSM and "medical expert" factions of the Democrat/Communist Party have assured us that although the cause of this most recent "died suddenly" case is not known, the cause is definitely not that "one thing".

[iontheball]

Thirty-five and snuffed out ‘suddenly,’ leaving two young children and a wife. The psychos surely don’t care, what will the rest of humanity do about it?

[Honest Nigerian]

What are the odds?

[T. Rustin Noone]

I have not looked at the actuarial data recently, but I know that the stress of competitive rowing puts huge strains on their hearts. Rowers are prone to early-onset heart failure because of it.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

[CFW]

Every day there is at least one new “unexpected and sudden” death of a young athlete who had been known to be in excellent physical condition. I suspect there are many such instances that are never reported.

At this point it can now be considered “normal”.

[Boogieman]

“Cuba’s most successful rower in history...”

I don’t know, did they count all the Cubans who succeeded in rowing to Miami?