Reigning champion Chris Bumstead showed his dominance in the Classic Physique category for the fourth time today on the stage of Mr. Olympia. 2022. With so much hype about the most-awaited event of the year, CBum was able to finish the year strong. In fact, Christmas came a bit early for the Bumstead family!

The King of Classic Physique is back and also revealed his next big thing during the interview as he went guns blazing in the interview right after winning Mr. Olympia.

The biggest announcement by Chris Bumstead

Chris Bumstead first thanked all of his fans for their support throughout his journey. He also mentioned how all the cheering, love, and support made him what he is.

After claiming his fourth title, Bumstead says, “Don’t worry, guys. I’m not retiring. I f***ing love what I do.” He shuts down all the discussions that had been going on for a long time about his retirement. Bumstead has officially said no to retirement as he will be coming back for more. He isn’t just going away after his fourth title; in fact, he is more confident for his next. 

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He isn’t just ending his career after all the fame. Winning the title also made him hungry for more. There’s more of Cbum that the fans can surely anticipate in the coming years!

Who made it to his title acceptance speech?

Chris Bumstead thanked his fans who have been supporting him from the start. An emotional CBum also acknowledged the contributions and impact his fiance, Courtney King, has had while being right by his side through his ups and downs. Bumstead also acknowledged his parents’ being present to support him.

Next year, Bumstead claims that he will be stronger and better than this year. His confidence is on another level after winning this year’s Olympia. What do you think of this year’s winner? Were you watching Mr. Olympia? Let us know in the comment section.

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