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Mr. Universe And Actor is Fighting For Life After ‘Jumping From The Second Floor’
People are paying tributes to the man.
Former Mr. Universe winner Calum von Moger is in critical condition after he was put in an induced coma state. The man had reportedly jumped out the window from the second floor and had sustained several cuts and an injury to his spine.
The 31-year-old bodybuilder also acted as the younger version of Arnold Schwarzenegger in ‘Bigger.’ The 2018 movie gave his existence exposure around the world, on top of his amazing achievement in winning the World Fitness Federation Mr. Universe three times.
Friends of the Australian bodybuilder mentioned that he was possibly under the influence of drugs. But nothing has been confirmed as of yet regarding the reason for his leap.
Last week, Moger shared how he refused to wallow in sadness after he was kicked out of his family in Australia recently. The post tells of his determination of staying uplifted despite the hardships.
“Everyone has a past. We’ve all been through hard times. I admit, I messed up bad many times,” he wrote in the post.
“But I don’t care about dwelling on negative thoughts of the past. All I care about is that I learn from my mistakes and become a better person. I’m trying my hardest to stay strong but I have my days too.”
His acting debut was in ‘Generation Iron 2’ in 2017 and after ‘Bigger’ in 2018, he also released his own documentary on Netflix in 2019, titled ‘Calum von Moger: Unbroken.’
The documentary recalls how his rise to stardom was halted when he sustained major injuries on his knee and bicep. He was doing abseiling at Rosa Gully near Sydney, Australia.
“This year was the most challenging, I had these terrible injuries, the house, the fires, so many things that are trying to knock me off my feet – it’s either going to make ya or break ya,” he spoke in the video.
“I was pretty broken – pretty heartbroken.”
Tributes have been sent to the bodybuilder who was charged with affray, criminal injury, and possession of drugs earlier this year.
