After making a successful comeback at the New York Pro, Nick Walker, aka the Mutant, has hogged the limelight for some time. Despite having a tough battle at the New York Pro Show and winning the event by a whisker’s margin, Walker has since then, made some significant improvements.

Recently, he posted a few pictures from a guest posing event, and once again, he has silenced his doubters. The Mutant has made some notable changes in his physique in such a short time. How has Walker’s physique shaped up lately? 

The Mutant guest poses at the Atlantic States Pro Show

The Mutant was criticized for his quads for a long time. Even when he competed at the Olympia and the Arnold Classic, his quads had often become a shortcoming that many focused on. Things weren’t very different at the New York Pro as well. But now at the NPC Atlantic States, the Mutant’s guest posing took many by surprising owing to his exceptional quads.

Even YouTuber Nick Strength and Power was stunned by the Mutant’s quad and said, “I feel like they look so much bigger in this guest posing.” “Obviously he’s not dieting now, so he’s going to be fuller, he’s going to be bigger he’s going to be holding more water, so I thought that was the thing that was most interesting to me about Nick in this guest posing,” the famous bodybuilding-focused YouTuber said.

The New York Pro Champion has not only worked on his lower physique but also on his upper body. Walker’s abs look way more conditioned, and he even did the most iconic pose he’s known for—the most muscular pose, at the event. The enormous biceps and striated chest also grabbed a lot of eyes. His fans couldn’t help but focus on the improvements made by Walker and showered their praise for the bodybuilder. 

Fans are waiting for Walker’s posing at the Olympia

Despite just two appearances at the Mr. Olympia stage, Walker has always graced the top three. Like one bodybuilding enthusiast said, he certainly is the competitor who “brings the most hype to the Olympia.” The Mutant is known for his wide frame and his iconic pose, which is the most muscular pose. A user commented on that and wrote, “Best most muscular shot in bodybuilding.” Signifying how many fans are eagerly waiting for his return on the stage, one Instagram user wrote, “Can’t wait to see you on the Olympia stage sir.“

The New York Pro Champion is making improvements, as he had promised to fans just days after the New York Pro. One bodybuilding enthusiast shed light on this and penned, “Legs looking huge.. Waist smaller.. Keep it up champ.” Another fan showcased his support for the Olympia bronze medalist and said, “Bring these quads to the O️ and u aint losing.”

The New York Pro Champion has been taking things seriously since his last win and is currently aiming to win the Olympia title for the first time this year. Do you think he’ll secure a much better place this year? Let us know in the comments.