

Filled to the brim with anticipations, discussions, and comparisons, it is finally that time of the year the bodybuilding world has been eagerly waiting for. With the Mr. Olympia contest around the corner, the latest buzz is about a comparison between 8 x Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman and 2022 contestant Nick Walker.
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Undeniably, Coleman’s physique stood out for his muscular, fuller biceps and spurting veins during his peak. In a recent post on The King’s YouTube channel, he gives his take on comparing his biceps with Walker’s. In addition, Coleman underscores some critical aspects of a physique that determine the chances of winning.
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Ronnie Coleman thinks he shouldn’t be in this conversation
In the video, Coleman watches a panel discuss comparisons. To a question about who has better body parts than Coleman, Nick’s arms were pointed out. As the discussion continued, the 8 x Mr. Olympia remarked it as “comical” and said he shouldn’t be part of the conversation.
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Furthermore, the King finds the judgments based on the size hilarious and says, “That was a joke. These are the actual jokes that people should be laughing at.” Coleman watches the video keenly and feels amused by their analysis, referring to the pictures of himself and Jay Cutler.
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As the chat progressed with drawing comparisons, Coleman added, “It’s about separation guys.” Moreover, “it’s about being symmetrical and shapely,” he said. While there was a lot of talk about the size, the bodybuilding legend intervened with the fact that it isn’t a size show: “we’re doing bodybuilding guys.”
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Coleman’s take on ‘Who’s the next one?’
Nick Walker has been working hard and is inarguably a potential candidate, but Coleman thinks “..they’re gonna probably give it to Big Ramy again.” To a question on where Nick stands in the lineup of the top 10, Coleman replies that he can’t see him beating Big Ramy and Brandon and puts him behind those guys.

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COLUMBUS, OH – MARCH 07: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay (9) competes in the Arnold Classic as part of the Arnold Sports Festival on March 7, 2020, at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, OH. (Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Big Ramy is an Egyptian IFBB professional bodybuilder who began his journey later than most candidates in the circuit. Sporting an intimidating size, symmetry, and shape, he is the reigning Mr. Olympia with two consecutive titles: 2021 and 2022.
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Whereas, Brandon Curry is the 2019 Mr. Olympia. Inspired by the superhero figures in Rocky and Rambo movies, Curry dreamt of building a powerful figure. Besides Mr. Olympia, he has competed in several bodybuilding competitions, including the Arnold Classic. Are you eager to witness the rage on the stage? Share in the comments below.
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