The fitness world is in shock following the sudden death of Gino Molina, widely recognized by his moniker ‘Big Wicked.’ The news was announced on Sunday by Strength Cartel, a prominent supplement brand, leaving fans and fellow athletes devastated.
What Happened To Gino Molina?
Gino’s passing comes just hours after he was seen enjoying Memorial weekend with his sister, Yvonne Molina. His untimely death has prompted an outpouring of tributes on social media, highlighting his impact on the fitness community.
Strength Cartel, owned by Jake Johns (Big SC Boy), shared the heartbreaking news on their Instagram page: “May Wicked rest in peace, and our deepest condolences go out to his family on behalf of the entire Strength Cartel family. Our hearts are with you during this difficult time.”
Big SC Boy also personally paid tribute to his friend and colleague, posting heartfelt messages and photos of their time together. “Rest In Peace Big Wicks🕊 I Love You My Brother,” he wrote, capturing the sentiment felt by many who knew Gino.
Gino Molina was a notable figure in the fitness industry, renowned for his bodybuilding achievements and influence on social media. His followers admired his dedication and the motivational content he shared. Despite his popularity, Gino’s age was not disclosed by his loved ones.
The cause of Gino’s death has not been revealed by his family or Strength Cartel. However, his last Instagram Stories featured moments spent with his sister, reflecting a joyful family interaction before his sudden passing.
Gino Molina Obituary
Gino Molina, affectionately known as ‘Big Wicked,’ was more than just a fitness influencer; he was a heavyweight lifter and a beloved member of the Strength Cartel family. His presence in the power-lifting community was significant, and his motivational posts inspired many.
The news of his death brought numerous heartfelt tributes from friends and followers. One user recalled their recent interaction with Gino, writing, “I was just with him Friday night talking at Sage in Whittier gave bro a huge hug wtf bro no way!!!!” Another expressed disbelief, “Just saw his story yesterday, RIP to the homie.”
Well-known figures in the fitness world also paid their respects. Kali Muscle, a social media weight loss coach with over a million followers, posted, “RIP @wicked_sc We have so many great times together.” IFBB PRO bodybuilder Patrick Fulgham added his tribute, acknowledging Gino’s influence and the loss felt by the community.
Gino Molina’s legacy as ‘Big Wicked’ will be remembered for his strength, dedication, and the positive impact he had on those around him. His death is a profound loss to the fitness community, and he will be deeply missed by all who knew him.