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Umansky Quits 'Special Forces' Due to Rib Injury
16 Oct
Summary
- Mauricio Umansky withdrew from 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test'.
- A rib injury prevented him from continuing the competition.
- He voluntarily withdrew during a chemical warfare simulation challenge.
Mauricio Umansky's journey on 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test' has come to an end. The directing staff informed the remaining 11 celebrities that a brutal chemical warfare simulation was next on day five in Malaysia. However, Umansky, already struggling with a suspected sprained ankle, feared he could not handle the taxing challenge.
Due to a painful rib injury, the 56-year-old directing staff member announced his decision to voluntarily withdraw. Umansky explained that his rib was hurting, and coughing or difficulty breathing could lead to further injury. His departure marks the end of his participation in the demanding Fox reality competition series.
