The 2023 Mr. Olympia competition is just around the corner. While fans await with bated breaths to welcome the crowning glory of the bodybuilding stage, competitors are going all out to put their best physiques forward. The Internet is rife with body transformation updates showcasing the grueling preparation needed before D-Day. However, amidst the back-breaking discipline and scheduled lifestyle, there are busts of jestful banter. Such an incident happened recently.  

Earlier, bodybuilding coach Milos Sarcev posted a spoof video featuring Nick Walker on his Instagram channel. The bone-tickling parody may make some Barbie fans anxious.

Nick Walker is not giving in to the Barbie craze

The movie “Barbie” has become a mass sensation in 2023. People are either hating the Pink Revolution or becoming an ardent fan. Moreover, Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling are basking in the success of the film. Shockingly, the Greta Gerwig movie has grossed $1.34 Billion at the worldwide box office. However, bodybuilders are a tough nut to track. The new-age fitness athlete Nick Walker is unimpressed with the Barbie movie. Appearing on the 90th episode of the recently updated Cutler Cast podcast, the beast does not mince words about his views on the movie. He called it “garbage” and wondered why he had even watched it.

Elite coach Milos Sarcev used it as a perfect opportunity to make a parody out of the statements. He made a meme-worthy snippet that shows Walker sitting beside Barbie in her car. Ken wakes up from his slumber and is shocked to see Barbie driving as they both hum a song. “Nick Walker’s 2023 Mr Olympia Prep,” wrote Sarcev on the video. He penned in the caption, “FREE to all VIP members of NICK WALKER’s HATERS CLUB!” Walker has often courted comments on his physique from the bodybuilding circuit. But he is ready to turn the tide of time. 

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The bodybuilding behemoth is training hard to win the Olympia title. Dissatisfied with his third position in 2022, Mr. Olympia, the Mutant, has achieved mindboggling conditioning and striations. And his physique update speaks for itself.

Walker 2.0 for 2023 Mr. Olympia 

Samson Dauda, Andre Jacked, and Nick Walker are some of the top contenders ready to battle on the Olympia stage. Since turning pro in 2020, the Mutant has impressed judges and fans alike. Walker earned his pro card in 2020 and won the 2021 Arnold Classic Ohio. He was placed fifth in the 2021 Olympia. Moreover, in the 2023 Arnold Classic, the fitness icon came second to the Nigerian Lion. Now, he is ready to give it all to etch his name in the legacy of Sandow trophies. Earlier, Mutant posted his buff physique online.

Upping his game compared to last year, Nick wrote, “Left- 7 weeks out of the Olympia last year. 277 lbs. Right- 10 weeks out from the Olympia this year. 282 lbs.” Furthermore, the Mutant replied to the naysayers, “Bigger, leaner, fuller- for those that think I lift to light now, or I’m not as intense as I was.” Thus, the fierce bodybuilder may make history by clinching the trophy, as he is determined to work harder than ever. In the battle of the Titans may the best man win. Are you excited about 2023, Mr. Olympia? Let us know in the comments. 

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