The Pittsburgh Pro Show 2024 just wrapped up last weekend, and many big names from the bodybuilding industry graced the stage for guest posing. The list included Mr. Olympia champion Derek Lunsford, last year’s Arnold Classic Champion Samson Dauda, Hunter Labrada, the son of Hall of Famer Lee Labrada and the Miracle Bear, aka Urs Kalecinski, and Ramon Dino, the rival of the five-time Mr. Olympia Classic Physique Chris Bumstead, but it was someone else that stole the attention of the audience.

Kyle Landi, the bodybuilder with Down syndrome, was also part of the Pittsburgh Pro Show stage. Landi posed down there alongside the greatest names in bodybuilding, leaving his fans in a frenzy. 

The Canadian bodybuilder poses with the current Olympia Champion

The young bodybuilder recently posted a video on his Instagram account showcasing some moments from the show.  The first bodybuilder Landi met at the event was five-time Mr. Olympia Chris Bumstead. Then Landi moved on to the area with all the guest posers and warmed up with them. 

Landi also crossed paths with Brazilian bodybuilders Ramon Dino, Urs Kalecinski, and the open-division bodybuilder Hunter Labrada. Then Landi joined the conversation between Nick Walker, aka the Mutant, and Bumstead. Moving on, the current Mr. Olympia champion Derek Lunsford also encouraged the young Canadian bodybuilder to pose with him.

Both Lunsford and Landi did the front double biceps, showcasing their immense gains. They shared a playful moment and exchanged a few thoughts with Landi’s coach. They even shared a picture at the end of their posing routine, supporting the youngster’s foundation. After getting a glimpse of such a joyous moment, fans were left stunned in the comment section. 

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Fans want Landi to keep up the good work

The gym wear company, Young LA, commented below Landi’s post and wrote, “WE LOVE YOU KYLE!!!” An admirer of the young Canadian bodybuilder commented on his work and wrote, “Doing great work out there. Proud of you!“

A bodybuilding fan used wordplay and wrote, “Bros not down, he is Up.” A fan found inspiration in Landi’s ventures and commented, “Amazing inspiration!! congratulations to the coaches and the athlete.” Another bodybuilding enthusiast simply commented on how he believed Landi deserved to be a part of the industry and wrote, “Kyle looks like he belongs there.“

After seeing the young bodybuilder’s guest posing at the Pittsburgh Pro Show, what are your views on his performance? Let us know in the comments.