“I Will Never Forget”: 60-Year-Old Bodybuilding Veteran Absolutely Shattered by the Devastating Loss of His Fellow Bodybuilder

The bodybuilding world is baffled by the sudden demise of the “Mighty” Mike Quinn at the age of 61. The 61-year-old veteran bodybuilder passed away after a long and courageous battle with illness. An exact cause of death has not been revealed, but he had been battling an illness for quite some time. In a bittersweet moment for the bodybuilding community, heartfelt reactions are flooding social media platforms to honor his contribution to the sport.

Among many notable personalities from the fitness world, Richard Gaspari, a legend in the world of bodybuilding, has also paid a heartfelt tribute to Quinn as he wrote a moving post in memory of his old-time buddy and competitor. 

Richard Gaspari recalled his heydays with Mike Quinn

Richard Gaspari took to social media to express his sadness upon learning about Mike Quinn’s passing. He posted an old picture on his Instagram account, of himself posing alongside Quinn, their exceptional physiques glistening with sweat, determination, and raw power. In the caption, Gaspari expressed his grief and also reflected on the profound impact Quinn had on his life.

Gaspari recalled their time competing in the prestigious Olympia and Grand Prix tours, two of the most celebrated events in the bodybuilding calendar. He acknowledged that these experiences were not just fleeting moments but lasting memories that would remain with him forever.

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“So sad to hear of the passing of Mike Quinn. Had some great memories of us competing in the Olympia and Grand Prix tours I will never forget! #rip,” wrote the 60-year-old bodybuilding veteran in the caption. However, The Ouinn family is getting support and condolences from other bodybuilding legends as well. 

Bodybuilding legends express their feelings

The 61-year-old veteran bodybuilder was known for his exceptional physique. Renowned three-time Mr. Olympia runner-up, Flex Wheeler took to social media to share a significant piece of Quinn’s history. Earlier today, Flex Wheeler posted an image on his Instagram account, serving as a powerful tribute to the late Mike Quinn. The image featured Quinn gracing the cover of the October 1994 issue of Ironman Magazine, one of the most prominent publications in the bodybuilding world.

“RIP MIKE,” Wheeler wrote in the caption of his Instagram post. It was a testament to the recognition and respect Quinn had earned throughout his illustrious career. The sudden passing of Mike Quinn leaves a void in the bodybuilding world. However, his memory and legacy will endure through the countless lives he touched and the inspiration he provided.

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