Competing on the Mr. Olympia stage is the dream of every bodybuilder who goes through an intense training routine for countless years. Among many bodybuilding icons who could not compete at Olympia year, stands out an Iranian Bodybuilder, Behrooz Tabani whose visa application did not get approved. However, Olympia is not the only competition for which he could not get a US Visa. He has faced the same trouble during many bodybuilding competitions. 

Despite these visa-related hurdles, he seems not to lose his morale. Instead, he seems to be filled with new hopes and positivity. He recently took to Instagram and shed light on the positive mindset that keeps him going every time he fails.

Behrooz Tabani stays positive in life  

In a recent post, the bodybuilding icon posted a photo showcasing his well-ripped body can make any fitness enthusiast root for the bodybuilder. Besides showing off his illustrious physique, in the caption, Tabani wrote something that seemed self-motivational. “Sometimes Life Is About Risking Everything For A Dream No One Can See But You,” the bodybuilder penned.

Through the post, he recalled the sacrifice he made to achieve this monstrous body. During Olympia 2022, Behrooz Tabani faced immigration issues and because of this, he could not enter the US and was deprived of the coveted championship.

Milo Sarcev thought Tabani would make top 10 at Mr. Olympia

Recently, in an episode of Jay Cutler’s podcast, the Cutler’s Cast,  Milos Sarcev, Manager Matt, and Jay Cutler had talked about a couple of bodybuilders who missed out on the Mr. Olympia stage. After Matt talked about Nathan De Asha being in the top 10, Sarcev also delved into the fact that Tabani would have made waves on the stage. “100% he would be top 10,″ the coach said.

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This is not the first time that an athlete has faced a visa and immigration issue right before an important tournament. Do you think rules have to be relaxed to ensure that athletes can participate in bodybuilding competitions in the US? Let us know in the comments below. 

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