Bodybuilding sensation Nick Walker has broken his silence months after withdrawing from the 2023 Mr. Olympia due to injury, and his message is loud and clear: he’s making a comeback and is ready to take on the competition at the New York Pro.

The bodybuilding dedicated page, bisandtris, shared a post of Walker where he displayed his positive attitude toward upcoming events. Walker is showcasing determination to earn his place on the stage is evident, as he sets his sights on securing victory and ultimately clinching the prestigious Mr. Olympia title.

Walker, in his recent Instagram post, drops a bombshell. He’s not focusing on one event; he’s doubling down. The New York Pro is on his radar, and he’s throwing down the gauntlet. “I’ll see everybody at the New York Pro. Y’all better be ready for it, because, you know, I will be,” Walker stated with confidence. In a recent bold statement, Walker addressed the speculation surrounding his next move in the competitive arena.

Nick Walker’s Comeback: Setting the Stage for New York Pro Showdown

Dismissing any notions of competing in the Arnold or relying on an invite, he emphasized his preference for earning his qualification through hard work and dedication.  Acknowledging that the Arnold competition is too soon for him to fully prepare, Walker remains focused on his long-term goals. He intends to return stronger than ever, surpassing his previous performance and leaving a lasting impression on the bodybuilding world.

With his eyes set on the New York Pro, Walker issued a bold challenge to his competitors, warning them to be ready for his comeback. His confidence and unwavering resolve serve as a testament to his commitment to excellence in the sport.  However, Walker, a formidable contender in the open division suffered a setback a few days before the 2023 Mr. Olympia, tearing his hamstring.

Subsequently, with a heart-wrenching message, he sadly withdrew his name and began his recovery, undergoing several therapies. This brutal incident didn’t just break him physically but mentally as well. The severity of this acute injury became evident when, instead of walking, he had to use a wheelchair. It not only affected him but also disappointed his fans who were eagerly anticipating his performance on the prestigious stage of Olympia.

READ MORE: After Injuring His Hamstring Days Before Mr. Olympia, Nick Walker’s ‘Road to Recovery’ Has Been a Long and Arduous One

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