Diego Maradona's death: In the midst of the trial, doctor Leopoldo Luque won a bodybuilding contest in Wilde
Leopoldo Luque's renewed appearance attracted attention during the first hearings of the trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona . The last doctor of the number 10 and one of the main defendants in the trial seeking to determine whether there was negligence in the care of the number 10, began practicing bodybuilding and, last weekend, won a competition held in Wilde and organized by the National Committee for that sport.
Despite being prosecuted, the neurosurgeon is focused on his budding career, where he has achieved his first milestones. Thanks to a post by a friend, it was revealed that the doctor won three categories at the 2025 Rock Hard Physique Championship , which took place at the Teatro Devoto in Buenos Aires.
The neurosurgeon won in three categories.
Under the name Leo Luque, he won in the True Novice, Novice, and Masters +40 categories, and also placed second in Open Class B. The image of Luque celebrating on a podium quickly went viral, showing him wearing a black leotard and holding a medal for his victory in the discipline. These are the first awards he has won in his short bodybuilding career, which began a few years ago.
Hence the change in his body, as the neurosurgeon modified his diet to achieve significant muscle growth. In fact, he has been seen on television eating his protein snacks , although he tried to hide it by eating them quickly, perhaps to avoid being more exposed than he already is.
Leopoldo Luque won a bodybuilding contest.
Gianinna Maradona (35) took charge with her statement at the previous hearing of the debate of closing the stage of Diego Armando Maradona's (60) hospitalization at the Olivos Clinic and opened the door of the house on lot 45 of the private neighborhood San Andrés, Benavídez. The Ten lived there from November 11, 2020 until the day of his death, on the 25th of the same month.
It was at that house that Maradona experienced his ups and downs due to the treatment he was about to undergo for his alcohol withdrawal. Carlos Roberto Bacchini (56), alias "Coco," was summoned. He was a therapeutic companion who accompanied the patient on his last night at the Olivos Clinic and the first three days in San Andrés.
Bacchini is an employee of the National Congress. In his testimony before the Third Criminal Court (TOC) of San Isidro this Thursday, he recounted that he had been a drug user for 20 years and two years of recovery. "I was close to dying," he confided in the audience, who listened attentively to his story.
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