Milos Sarcev praises Pepa Kveton's shoulders ahead of New York PRO 2024

The New York Pro is one of the elite events on the global bodybuilding scene and attracts top athletes from around the world. Josef Květoň, after last year's successful placement, when he took third place, is preparing for this prestigious competition again this year. His preparation for the 2024 New York Pro has been meticulously documented as part of our "Czech Viking Series," offering fans a unique look at his preparation and form development.

As race day approaches, Pepe's form is graduating. A recent post on his Instagram where he stated:

"All or nothing, I always go for everything."

highlighted his unwavering determination and single-mindedness that motivates him to achieve the best possible result. This year, the competition at the New York Pro will be particularly strong as well-known personalities such as Nick Walker and Tonio Burton will be in attendance, along with other prominent names in the bodybuilding world. However, Pepa maintains high ambitions and is ready to face the challenge. His performance has not escaped the attention of bodybuilding legend Milos Sarcev, who has publicly praised Pepa's form. Sarchev, known for his ability to recognize and appreciate talent, commented on Pepa's shoulder muscles saying:

"Such delts are some of the most impressive I have ever seen."

And this praise from such a renowned expert will surely give Pepa further motivation!

All in all, Josef Kvyeton has an important race ahead of him, and his preparation, despite the initial problems and injuries, suggests that he is in great shape and full of determination to show the world his best form. His goal of staying on the top ranks is clear, and it will be interesting to see how he performs against top international competition at the 2024 New York Pro.

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