“You Weren’t Qualified to Be a Judge”: Jay Cutler Confronts Milos Sarcev Over Controversial Comment About 2007 Mr. Olympia

Judging bodybuilding as a sport is a tough task to perform. The subjective nature of the judgment, the competitions behold, leads to several opinions on every decision. Recently, bodybuilding legend Milos Sarcev opened up about his opinion on Mr. Olympia 2007, where Jay Cutler won the title. However, Jay decided not to sit back but ask some questions face-to-face. In a recent episode of Jay Cutler’s podcast, ‘Cutler Cast’, Cutler picked up Milos’s statement from another podcast and decided to ‘pick a bone with him’.

Jay Cutler confronts the 59-year-old former bodybuilder as he opened up about his take on the 2007 Mr. Olympia result. Let us have a look at the debate between the two legendary bodybuilders.

Jay Cutler didn’t look very happy with Milos’ judgment

Jay Cutler won his second consecutive Mr. Olympia title in 2007 after he dethroned Ronnie Coleman in 2006. According to Milos, the achievement Cutler unlocked in 2006 played a potentially big role in his 2007 victory, as well. In the podcast, Milos said, “Then 2007, everybody expected you to win, but you weren’t in a perfect shape. So you could slip by, uh, one place maybe, but they didn’t even allow that to happen.” 

Moreover, Milos called Ronnie’s fourth placement that year a “farewell gift”. Jay asked Milos, “I know you think Victor should have won, right?” Further, Sarcev continued to put his opinion out there in the podcast and revealed that in that Olympia, “Victor, Dexter, and Denny all beat you (Jay Cutler).” He continued, “If I was a judge, you would be fourth.” To which Jay Cutler confronted him, and said, “I know, but you weren’t qualified to be a judge.” 

Sarcev even gave an example of himself later, where he stood ahead of Jay Cutler when he shouldn’t have. While giving the example of 1999, Mr. Olympia, Sarcev, revealed that Cutler was ranked much lower than he deserved.

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Judging a bodybuilding competition has to do with several factors. However, the duo agreed that the judging developed a lot since their time, and now it does not matter what one did in the previous year. Moreover, they took Big Ramy as an example, as despite being the champion, he stood fifth, providing merit to everybody else who was better conditioned than him.

What do you think of this podcast between Jay Cutler and Milos Sarcev? Let us know your views in the comments section.

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