Days After IFBB Pro Coach Gave His Hot Take on Jay Cutler’s Fear of Testosterone, the 4-Time Olympia Winner Gives a Healthy Response

Fitness and bodybuilding are still considered arenas dominated by men. Although the female community is rapidly growing in the field, there are still certain aspects of the usual gender conundrum in the sport. It is not rare to find male bodybuilders trying to reduce their estrogen level by taking medicines or drugs, and their want for high testosterone is pretty normal.

The four-time Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler, who had defeated the mighty Ronnie Coleman and snatched his crown, presents yet another thrilling episode of Cutler Cast. In the episode, he acknowledges a comment made by Greg Doucette earlier.

Jay Cutler and Milos Sarcev resurface a conversation that was criticized recently

In the newest Cutler Cast episode, Jay has Manager Matt and Milos Sarcev as guests. They discuss “I know we were arguing last time, and Greg Doucett,” he takes a moment and says, “Shout out to our buddy. Greg Doucette did a big story on us you know.”Both Milos Sarcev and Jay Cutler had previously commented that an ideal testosterone level should be 1000 and that made some brow-lifts.

Cutler further speculates with Sarcev, “Last I checked, I said it with 300 be okay, and you said yes for a female.” At this point in the show, Milos Sarcev still concurs with his prior statement. Jay, in return, replies, “Greg agrees with you. Like a thousand is around about number, but you know a thousand is considered high normal.”

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As the conversation progresses, Milos talks about the average testosterone level in men. The conversation also adds their own count and test results, which prove to be exceptional.

Milos Sarcev and Jay Cutler reveal their own testosterone level

At first, in the video, they both agree that 700-800 should be the normal average. Then, when Jay asks Milos about his own hormone level, Milos Sarcev boldly states, “I never went under a thousand, nor do I plan to.” The Quad stomp, in turn, asks the retired bodybuilder if he knows about his test results. Sarcev humorously exaggerates Cutler’s results to have been as much as 2800, which Jay instantly declines with a hearty laugh.

Greg Doucette’s criticism certainly had its own base. It doesn’t let the larger part of the community feel demotivated. However, both of the bodybuilding legends, Sarcev and Cutler, certainly know their argument. Because they truly believed in what they had talked about before, they didn’t alter their statements at all. Instead, they observed that Greg couldn’t disagree with their statements at all. Who do you think is in the wrong here? Or do you believe both of them are correct in their places? Let us know in the comments.

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