Weeks After Being Invited As the Special Guest, 4-Time Mr. Olympia Is Finally Super Excited To Fly to Romania for the Masters Olympia

After a long wait of 11 years, the Masters Olympia finally made a comeback this year, scheduled to be held at BTarena in Cluj Napoca, Romania, from the 25th to the 27th of August. Masters Olympia was last held in 2012 and bodybuilding legend Dexter Jackson had won the title.

The entire fitness community is super excited to witness the show that will be held after more than a decade. On one hand, where Bodybuilder Phil Heath will be a part of the commentary team, other legendary athletes like Jay Cutler too will be there to witness the grandeur of the show. Cutler has revealed his excitement to be a guest at the show.

Jay Cutler is all set to witness the Master Olympia

The 4X Mr. Olympia winner Jay Cutler is all decked up to appear in the Masters Olympia 2023 as a guest and he took to his official Instagram page, to express his emotions. Before he goes on to his workout a few hours ago, he said, “Last workout before I head out to Romania tomorrow so I’ll be heading out there for the Masters event which I’m so excited to go to and cheer these people on.”

Taking to the fact that this year Masters Olympia will be held after a long wait of 11 years, he further adds, “You know some of these participants, it’s their dream to be in the Olympia stage and they’re doing it in Romania. How exciting! I’ll be there to witness it and I appreciate all your support and I hope you guys will be watching.”

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While he is all set to go on his vacation in Romania to see the young athletes pose on stage, Jay Cutler has also been having a setback in his own career to keep up after having hit the Fit for 50 spot and he reveals that too.

Jay Cutler shares the role of aging in the spheres of bodybuilding

In one of his YouTube videos, where Jay Cutler is seen talking about stepping out of his comfort zone and reflecting on the past, he even talks about aging and the age at which he looked the best. When asking Dave about his 40s and when he felt the best, he slowly creeps into the factor and aging and talks about how athletes are often thought to be in their youth only when they are 20.

As they step into the age of 25, they are considered being in their best shape, but as soon as they hit the age group of 30, the industry considers bodybuilders to be done, even if the person feels that they are in their best shape. This is just now the system works. What do you think about the sour relationship between aging and bodybuilding? Let us know in the comments section below!

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