The 2021 Olympia Competition will start tonight, bodybuilders from various countries have gathered in Orlando, Florida, USA, are gearing up and eager to try, they will be fiercely competing in various categories, in addition to the traditional bodybuilding group where the stars gather, there is also the most popular classical bodybuilding group, "humanoid beast" Chris Bumsted to defend the title of classical bodybuilders Triple Crown The call is particularly high, in addition to his handsome classical appearance, the figure is also quite shocking, shoulder width waist, vacuum abdomen, Good body proportions and outstanding talent made him quickly stand out in this competition.
Chris Bumsted trained for just a few years, earning a professional card in 2016, then a runner-up in The Olympiad Classical Bodybuilding in 2017-2018 and an Olympiad Classical Bodybuilding Championship twice in 2019-2020. His strength and strength in classical bodybuilding are there for all to see.
Many bodybuilders have made their own predictions about the winner of the 2021 Mr. Olympia Bodybuilding Contest, among which Joe Carter, who has won the mr. Olympia championship four times, has publicly stated that he believes that chris Bumstedd, the two-time classical bodybuilding Olympia champion, may one day win the Mr. Olympia Traditional Bodybuilding (Undifferentiated) championship.
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Recently, Joe Carter spoke with Dave Palombo of RX Muscle Corp. and they were interested in holding the 2021 Olympia Race in Orlando, Florida, from Oct. 7-10, 2021.
Palomber posed a question to Carter: "Do you think Chris Boomsted can win Mr. Olympia?" ”
Carter said: "I think you know, at his age, with Boomsted, he can definitely grow into an undifferentiated (open group) player and really win Mr. Olympia, I mean... Whether it's ten years later, or eight years later. ”
Carter admitted that Buumsted had some health problems, but Carter also mentioned that Chris had been doing well at the top level, and given how good he looked now, no matter what the health problems were, they couldn't stop him.
Joe. Carter said: "I think he has enough muscle". It's not that Chris can compete with the top guys like Mr. Olympia, Mr. Big Remy, and number one contender William Bognac, of course, it's that Boomsted is likely to compete in men's traditional bodybuilding in a few years.
Chris Boomstead is only 26 years old and he can make it to 40 like many competitors. Sky is certainly the limit at this point, and when Carter says Chris can grow into an open group bodybuilder, it makes sense.
Carter praised Chris for the way he is now, saying: "He's capable of winning his third Olympiad Classical Bodybuilding Title, I think the photo says it all, I think confidence is in his place, I think he's the ultimate body in this category".
Of course, he didn't lose sight of the fact that in classical bodybuilding competitions, there are also some really dangerous guys who may be vying for the top spot. For example: Brion Ainslie, who says he's ready to take back his Olympia title.
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Chris Boomstead has a huge fan base, with more than 3.7 million followers on Ins alone. Carter said: "Of all the people who raced this weekend, he was the most popular. Chris Bumsted is now a toned superstar with many fans behind him. Especially when you're in that championship position, it's really helpful because the whole place will cheer for him. I mean, he's setting a standard in a way, and he's been following it. He was young and very aggressive in everything he did. ”
Traditional bodybuilding prize money is known to be the highest at the Olympia Bodybuilding Competition, with 2020 Olympiad champion Remy receiving $400,000, runner-up Brandon Curry receiving $150,000, runner-up Phil Heath receiving $100,000, and Chris Boomstead receiving only $30,000 in the 2020 Classical Bodybuilding Competition.
This year, $1.6 million will be awarded to athletes, the highest in the event's history. But we don't yet know the details of how it will be distributed among the many competing groups.
Dave was curious, what would a young Carter do if he was a classical bodybuilder and knew that the prize money gap between the Open champion and the classic champion was so large?
Carter said: "You know how much money this kid makes out there, you know there's no doubt about it. Carter argues that it's never been a question of how much money you win in a game. He recalls never getting back $400,000 like Remy Dah, and Phil Heath's biggest prize when he won the title was only $200,000, but he didn't mind because all his endorsements, cameos, and so on brought in revenue.
Of course, the same goes for Chris Boomsted.
Carter says Chris was indeed a pioneer of classical bodybuilding physiques, which is what he might have focused on, paving the way for the group and creating more value than high salaries. He said: "Chris will always be recognised as a pioneer-like guy and this will further extend his career, just as bodybuilders did for me. ”
Although Joe. Carter has been out of the sport for many years, but he's still a widely recognized bodybuilder. "Boomstead is a legend and he's probably considered one of the greatest bodybuilders," he said.
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Interestingly, Buumsted recently talked about whether he would consider competing in traditional bodybuilding (Open).
Bumsted is 185 centimeters tall and weighs up to 120 kilograms in the offseason, don't think he didn't think about the problem. However, for now and for the foreseeable future, he has no interest in making a change.
Boomsted said: "I mean, I've thought about it. It's not something I'm interested in, especially now, I feel like I've just found my best in classical bodybuilding and enjoyed it so much, why would I think about something other than what I'm currently doing? I'm just grateful and excited about where I am right now, and I really don't need anything more than that. ”
"The way I'm monitoring some of my health issues now is... Do as little as possible in the bodybuilding field and keep it to a minimum. I think I have to push through those limits to get into the open group, which really doesn't deserve it for me, especially when I'm so happy with where I'm in. ”