Chris Aceto believes the "phenomenal" Ramon Queiroz can beat Chris Bumstead at Mr. Olympia in 2024

Brazilian bodybuilding star Ramon Queiroz is ready to shock the world in a few weeks. Coach Chris Aceto stated on YouTube on September 22, 2024 why he believes Queiroz could attack Bumstead at Mr Olympia 2024. In less than two weeks, from October 10-13, the Mr. Olympia 2024 competition in Las Vegas, Nevada will celebrate its 60th anniversary. Among the competitors is Chris Bumstead, a highly dominant titleholder whose weight, physique and conditioning have led to five victories. Cbum's reign is all the more impressive because he continues to succeed despite a string of injuries that have hampered him.

Ramon Queiroz has fought Bumstead tooth and nail for the past two years, securing second place behind the Canadian at the 2022 and 2023 Mr Olympia competitions. The Brazilian star tried to win a second title at the Arnold Classic earlier this season but succumbed to the massive improvement of Dutch bodybuilder Wesley Vissers. Vissers is hoping to use the win over Queiroz to leapfrog everyone, but trainer Chris Aceto believes that won't happen with the twenty-nine-year-old star known as "Dino".

"Yes. Yes [he can beat Chris Bumstead]. Look at his back," Aceto said. "He has to lose a lot of weight because of Classic Physique's weight limit. Look at the shoulders, look at the quadriceps, he's going to go screaming into the jing-jang."

When asked directly if he thought Ramon Queiroz could beat Chris Bumstead this year, Aceto answered emphatically, "Yes." Aceto affirmed Queiroz's determination to bring a better physique, which the Brazilian has focused on since his shocking loss to Vissers in Ohio.

"I don't know. People are coming and coming to get better with who they are and what they want to do and what they want to achieve, and you know... all these people are writing, look at those pectoral muscles."

"Look at that back again. That back is phenomenal," Acetosaid . "This back [update] was a week ago. It's definitely better now, and this isn't the best lighting, but it's a good back."

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Queiroz trained in Vegas and was seen at Flex Lewis's Dragon's Lair Gym, where he used the room for posing.

"No, he trains in Vegas, he's not at the Dragon's Lair. Yeah, but he trains at other gyms, he trains kind of everywhere. He uses the posing room at the Dragon's Den." 'That's right,' he said.

In addition to Wesley Vissers and Chris Bumstead, Ramon Queiroz will face some strong talent if he hopes to leave Vegas as only the fourth man ever to win gold at the Classic Physique Olympia. First and foremost, he'll have to get past the iron definition back of former two-time champion Breon Ansley, as well as "super-esthetician" Urs Kalecinski. Mike Sommerfeld also wants to make a statement when the curtain rises in Las Vegas.

Will Queiroz do something incredible and beat Chris Bumstead on the big stage? Find out next month when Mr. Olympia returns to Las Vegas, Nevada for a spectacular fight!

Source:fitnessvolt.com