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Juan Manuel Figueroa Died, La Mummy De Titanes in the Ring

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He was 76 years old and joined the children's program, a classic of the fight with humor, in 1973. He was the second mummy to have had the cycle of Martín Karadagian.And the one that was above the ring of the old Channel 9.In his 50 years of career, he was a weight instructor and professional wrestler at the Atlético Vélez Sarsfield Club.

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He was 76 years old and joined the children's program, a classic of the fight with humor, in 1973. He was the second mummy to have had the cycle of Martín Karadagian.And the one that was above the ring of the old Channel 9.In his 50 years of career, he was a weight instructor and professional wrestler at the Atlético Vélez Sarsfield Club.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Juan Manuel Figueroa, a historic Argentine wrestler who for years played "La Momia" in "Titanes en el Ring", died at age 76. The sportsman had dedicated more than five decades to wrestling and had also worked as a weight instructor in Vélez. The news was confirmed by El Fortín de Vélez, who published a message to fire him. "We regret communicating the death of Juan Manuel Figueroa", expressed from that party medium and highlighted his broad traj…

The historic wrestler was 76 years old and for more than a decade played one of the most remembered characters of Martin Karadagián’s program. He also had an extensive career linked to Vélez.

The historic wrestler died at the age of 76. He was a weights instructor and professional wrestler from Vélez, where he also practiced Olympic and Greco-Roman fighting, and incarnated La Momia between 1974 and 1988 in Martin Karadagián’s remembered cycle. Continue reading in Pura Ciudad: Juan Manuel Figueroa died, the fighter who gave life to La Momia de Titanes in the Ring

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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