After Winning the Arnold Classic 2023, Nigerian Lion Samson Dauda Places Himself Alongside the Reigning Olympia Champion
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With the 2023 Mr. Olympia around the corner, all the participants are super-jacked and are readily flexing their updates online to demonstrate their prep with the fitness community. Joe Weider’s 59th Olympia will be held this year from the 2nd to the 5th of November in Orlando, Florida, at the Orange County Convention Center.
Every athlete is all geared up, some sharing their full day of eating in the off-season before the climax, while others flexing their ripped physique on the Internet. Milos Sarcev has even given his prediction for the win based on the updates shared. The 2022 Mr. Olympia champ, Hadi Choopan, has also been sharing massive updates months away from the 2023 Olympia, destroying 1,102 lbs of hack squat. All the fan pages, too, are constantly up for comparison, and the recent one shook the Internet.
Samson Dauda gets compared with Hadi Choopan
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The official page of ‘muscular1power’, which is a bodybuilding fan page, took to their Instagram and shared a collage of the Nigerian Lion- Samson Dauda, and the 2022 Mr. Olympia champion – Hadi Choopan. The post was captioned, “The appointment of Mr. Olympia 2023 is approaching, who will overthrow the current king Hadi Choopan?”
Samson Dauda shared the post on his Instagram story. Both the 2023 Mr. Olympia contestants were seen flexing their barebacks on the stage, with a throwback picture of each one of them from their respective last winning contests. (Choopan’s image from Mr. Olympia 2022 and Dauda from the 2023 Arnold Classic) The resemblance in the structure and shape of their physiques is uncanny; both have super-jacked backs and in-form legs.
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Choosing a winner between the two is tough, and so are the various other anticipations being made all across the Internet. On one hand, while the 2022 Mr. Olympia champ is fully set for several months of giving out his day’s routine for the prep, Samson Dauda is constantly journaling his daily transformation on the Internet.
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Samson Dauda flexing his super-ripped physique
Samson Dauda took to Instagram three days ago and shared a video of himself flexing in front of the mirror. After acquiring the first position in the Arnold’s Classic this year, he is all set to win the Mr. Olympia title too. He captioned the video, “In the words of Thanos, “I’m inevitable.” In the video, the Nigerian Lion is initially seen flexing his chest as he goes on to set up his phone to capture in front of the mirror.
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He then goes on posing, flexing his arms, followed by his pumped thighs with the iconic side pose. He is finally seen attempting to get the perfect pose for his chest and traps, and he looks like an absolute genius! The fans are all vouching for him, and the Nigerian Lion is arguably all set to acquire his second victory this year! What are your thoughts on the 2023 Mr. Olympia? Who will win it? Let us know in the comments section below!
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