René Ben Chemoul

1925–2010 (age 85)

Biography

René Ben Chemoul rose to prominence as a professional wrestler, dazzling crowds with courage, athleticism, and a flair for storytelling in the ring. His dedication to the sport helped raise its profile, and he became a role model for younger performers seeking to combine physical prowess with a respect for tradition.

Through his mentorship and the calm enthusiasm he brought to every match, he left an indelible mark on the wrestling community, a legacy now honored at Cimetière parisien de Bagneux.

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