At Mr. Olympia Press, A Humble Chris Bumstead Subtly Yet Savagely Destroys His Opponents in Front of Them: “These Guys Are Here for 2nd Place”

Ever since the introduction of Classic Physique in 2016, Chris Bumstead has made sure to dominate the entire weight class with his performances and highly aesthetic physique. He is one of the most famous and successful bodybuilders to ever live and has inspired countless individuals with his motivational journey to the top. As the 2023 Mr. Olympia has already started, Bumstead seems ready to win his fifth Olympia title.

Recently, in the press conference for Olympia 2023, Bumstead portrayed his confidence in himself as he stated that he was going to take the trophy back home for the fifth consecutive year. Let’s take a look at what Bumstead states and his reasons for being at the Olympia this year.

Chris Bumstead gives a savage reply to his competitors 

Bumstead has managed to win the title four times in a row. Even a last-minute bicep tear or an autoimmune disease could not stop the Canadian bodybuilder from winning the trophy. Due to years of experience and the hardships that he has faced up until now, Bumstead has evolved as a person, and his approach to the sport has also changed. 

Chris Bumstead admits that before this year, his approach always used to be to isolate himself and work on his physique with full focus. However, this year, he admits that he is enjoying every single part of the preparation and savoring all the moments. Apart from this, he displayed absolute confidence in himself as he said, “I put in the work. I know these guys are fighting for second place, and I’m just here to have fun with it. Gonna be a good year,” Bumstead said.

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After the press conference, Terrick El Guindy met Chris Bumstead and his coach, Hany Rambod. This is when he shared his secret mantra for success.

Chris Bumstead’s secret potion to the top

It takes more than just plain luck to step on the biggest stage of bodybuilding and win four consecutive times. What has helped Bumstead in his entire journey to date is his focused mentality and his calm nature. During the short interview, Guindy also pointed the same out. 

The 28-year-old seemed confident and “focused” because he had left no stone unturned during prep. “I’ve done this before many times,” said Chris Bumsted. Hence, instead of feeling tense, CBum is “ready to slow it down and enjoy every single moment, rather than being too intense.”

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