“He’s Qualified for Life”: Legend Jay Cutler Reacts to 295lbs Beast Bodybuilder Backing Out From Mr. Olympia 2023 Just Weeks Ahead

When it comes to the world of bodybuilding, there is no certain tenure an athlete can continue to be a professional. Several reasons that mostly concern their mental and physical well-being, often end up being the primary cause of bodybuilders retiring, and well, one such athlete was the legendary bodybuilder Jay Cutler himself, who retired from the sport because of an acute injury.

Now that another great bodybuilder is on somewhat a similar path, Cutler was seen putting his point of view into the matter and stating whether it at all is viable or not.

Jay Cutler talks about Big Ramy’s comeback after a break

The official YouTube channel of Generation Iron Fitness Network posted a video, where Jay Cutler was being introduced, and as the video progressed, he was seen talking about one of the greatest bodybuilders, Big Ramy. Big Ramy announced that he will not be competing this year, and well, he is absolutely in full support of the decision.

When asked what his thoughts were, he said, “It’s going to be very difficult and now he is not competing this year I think, unless he gets in the early shows next year.” However, he knows that the sport of bodybuilding lives on forever, and well, once you have acquired its learning, it stays with you forever.

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Taking to this, he adds, “Remember he’s Mr. Olympia so he’s qualified for life. He can come back in 10 years if he wants   once you step away and you get back into real life.” But well, what made Big Ramy not want to compete this year anymore? Continue reading to unravel the mystery.

Big Ramy announces not being part of the stage this year

After the defeat against Hadi Choopan last year in the Mr. Olympia competition, Big Ramy has been struggling a lot, coping with his mental health as he received a lot of criticism on the physique that he had built with his utter hard work. In one of his interviews with RX Muscle, he announced his break from the competition and shared his plans.

Big Ramy said, “I think this year I have to get a break for the show and if I have a chance to come better and I can bring something different, yeah I would be in the next show…I’m not going to be in Olympia this year.” What are your thoughts on the retirement of Big Ramy? Share with us in the comments section below!

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