Eduard Pütsep
Wrestler and actor in Estonia
Wrestler and actor in Estonia
1960
66 years ago — 62 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
Estonia
Pütsep achieved significant recognition as a wrestler, competing professionally and winning championships. He was a prominent figure in Estonian sports and contributed to the development of wrestling in the country. In addition to a successful wrestling career, he transitioned into acting, appearing in Estonian films. His contributions to both wrestling and cinema helped to shape the cultural landscape of Estonia during his time.
Won multiple national wrestling titles
Appeared in the film 'The Last Circus'
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