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“Judge That Voted for Samson Must Be Blind”: Hadi Choopan Fans Drool Over His Insane Back Posing Routine From Arnold Classic UK

Published 03/19/2024, 6:45 AM EDT

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Hadi Choopan aka the Persian Wolf, roared back into the spotlight at the Arnold Classic UK 2024, stunning fans with his insane back-posing routine. Despite a setback at the Mr. Olympia in 2023, Choopan didn’t dwell on defeat. Instead, he bounced back with a vengeance, securing not one, but two Arnold Classic titles in just two weeks.

The showdown between Choopan and his rival, Samson Dauda, had fans on the edge of their seats. Despite competing on home turf, Dauda couldn’t outmuscle Choopan, settling for second place once again. Choopan’s freaky striated muscles and sheer mass left no room for doubt as he claimed victory. That being said, how did the face-off between the two look like?

Comparison round between Samson Dauda and Hadi Choopan

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The bodybuilding page Bis and Tris shared the posing routine on their Instagram, showcasing the battle of poses where Choopan’s back muscles stole the show. From the front double bicep to the rear lat spread, Choopan’s physique was unmatched.

 

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Earlier, Choopan’s determination to win back glory was evident in his bold declaration following his loss to Derek Lunsford. “I am a sea shark and a wolf in the desert, an eagle in the sky,” he had proclaimed. Despite his wounds, Choopan remained focused on his goal of reclaiming the title.

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Choopan’s resilience paid off as he emerged victorious at the Arnold Classic UK 2024. His journey from defeat to triumph serves as an inspiration to all aspiring bodybuilders. As Choopan declared, “I was wounded, but I will hunt again,” and he did. Let’s see what fans noticed about the mind-blowing details while Choopan posed.

Samson Dauda needs more conditioning to win against Choopan, say fans

Fans believed that one of the judges made a mistake by voting for Samson, “That one judge that voted for Samson must be blind.” Even the supporters of Samson Dauda acknowledge that Choopan was the obvious winner without any uncertainty. One such comment read, “Fan of Samson, but Hadi was the clear winner, no doubt.”

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Sports fanatics expressed unwavering admiration and respect for Hadi, saying, “Absolutely no words to be said against Hadi.” People praised Choopan for epitomizing the ideal way of doing things. On the other hand, many discussed the potential for improvement in Dauda’s physique. “Samson still has room to fill out with mass, Samson also still has to come in conditioned. We’ve seen Hadi at 99% already. If you don’t think Samson is right on his coattails keep watching.”

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The Arnold Classic UK 2024 delivered a spectacle to remember, with Choopan again reigning supreme. But let’s not forget formidable athletes like Dauda who continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the bodybuilding world. Do you think the Dauda and Choopan rivalry will be showcased at the Mr. Olympia as well? Let us know in the comments below.

“No Controversy Here”: Hadi Choopan Fans Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Persian Wolf Wins Arnold Classic 2024

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Arpita Shrivastava

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Arpita Shrivastava is a bodybuilding writer at EssentiallySports who specializes in tracking the lifestyles of bodybuilders. A master’s degree holder in Mass Communication, Arpita is a frequent contributor to coverage about her idols Ronnie Coleman and Jay Cutler. She likes going behind the scenes to understand the nitty-gritty of building a shredded physique.
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Abhishek Manikandan