A Tragic Loss for New Zealand
New Zealand's beloved wood chopping champion, Jason Wynyard, has tragically passed away after a short battle with an aggressive form of cancer. At just 49 years old, Wynyard's untimely death has left the nation mourning the loss of a true legend.
A Remarkable Career
Wynyard's unparalleled talent in wood chopping earned him over a hundred world titles and the admiration of fans around the globe. Throughout his career, he secured an astonishing nine senior world championships, solidifying his status as one of the greatest wood choppers of all time.
A World Record Holder
Never one to shy away from breaking records, Wynyard set the bar high with his incredible speed. In 2007, he achieved the world record for Single Buck (with assistant) with an astonishing time of 9.39 seconds.
Royal Recognition
In 2017, Wynyard's exceptional talent and contributions to the sport were recognized by none other than the Queen herself. He was proudly appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM), a prestigious honor that solidified his place among New Zealand's most accomplished individuals.
A Heartbreaking Farewell
Upon news of Wynyard's passing, the Rotorua Axemans Club paid heartfelt tributes to their fallen champion. In a statement, they shared their deep sorrow, stating, "Our hearts are broken. We send our love and condolences to all his whanau. Jason, you will be missed."
Surrounded by his loved ones, including his devoted wife Sharon, Wynyard peacefully passed away on Wednesday morning. His presence and unmatched talent will forever be remembered within the wood chopping community and beyond. The loss of this extraordinary athlete and TV star has left a void that cannot be filled.
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