The Paulista Valdir Segato, who was successful on social networks because of his arm muscles, being known as the "Brazilian Hulk", died in Ribeirão Preto. His death was recorded on Tuesday (26), the same day the man turned 55. The information about Segato's death was confirmed to UOL by his friends. According to one of them, Valdir felt sick at home, he was rescued by Samu (Mobile Emergency Care Service) for the Nelson Mandela UPA, but he couldn't resist. The cause of death was not revealed
Segato's latest publications on the networks alluded to his birthday. "Another year of life," he said in one of the posts. With almost three thousand followers on Instagram, he received a series of comments lamenting the death. Segato's story became known worldwide in 2016 when Valdir was interviewed by the British tabloid Daily Mail. At the time, he was called the "Brazilian Hulk" and confessed that he injected Synthol, a mineral oil, to make his arms bigger. "They call me Hulk, Schwarzenegger, and He-Man all the time. I've doubled the size of my bicep, but I want it to grow even bigger," he said. Valdir's goal was to reach 68 cm.
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