”I Did a Lot of Growing”: 212 Mr. Olympia Competitor, Eyeing to Dethrone Shaun Clarida, Opens Up on His Mindset Few Days Before Olympia

In the world of bodybuilding, most bodybuilders strive to get to the top. In order to do so, the prestigious bodybuilding contests and competitions cater to them an opportunity to prove themselves. Setting their goals high, every year, bodybuilding participant tries their best to defeat their enemies and triumph in the race for the highest title.

Keone Pearson is popularly known as Keone Prodigy. The IFBB Pro bodybuilder who is also a certified trainer recently made some bold comments. As Mr. Olympia is nearing, let us look at what he has to say about himself and the two-time Mr. Olympia winner, Shaun Clarida.

Keone Pearson wants to replace Shaun Clarida

Furthermore, Prodigy also summarized how he had been doing lately, and what was his main focus on. He remarked without hesitations, “So my mindset right now is, just I did a lot of growing. And I just had to find myself and I definitely did that.” The understanding of oneself right before something as big might in fact be a good sign for the participant.

“Others Laughed at Me, Called Me Delusional”: Reigning 212 Mr. Olympia Makes a
Disheartening Confession

Bodybuilding experts like Flex Wheeler also predicted a possible clash between Keone Pearson and Shaun Clarida. According to him, things might get a bit more tough and interesting this year.

Flex Wheeler’s predictions

In one of his Instagram stories, Flex Wheeler shared a post mentioning how Keone Pearson might have a better chance this year. The Prodigy who had earned the title of the youngest IFBB Pro bodybuilder’s morals were thus boosted. Wheeler wrote in the caption of his story, “@Keone_prodigy legitimate threat for the 2023 212 Mr. Olympia title.”

Mr. Olympia is only days away. Fans and critics are as intrigued and as alert as the participants are. However, only time can tell whether Keone can dethrone the two-time Mr. Olympia, Shaun Clarida. What do you think? Who should win according to you? Let us know about your perspective on this in the comments below.

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