"I think he'll definitely be in the top ten," Walker predicts Blessing's placing at Olympia

Exactly one year after his professional debut, Blessing Awodibu raced in this year's Indy Pro, which he dominated to secure his participation in this year's Mr. Olympia. A few days later, Blessing competed in the 2022 New York Pro, which he also finished number one.

Awodibu again arrived in excellent form, offering powerful, sculpted and perfectly sculpted muscles, his narrow waist accentuated by an excellent "X" torso shape. His posing was again excellent, absolutely precise, and he showed that nothing can just derail him. In fact, when the music stopped during his free set, he ignored this fact and continued to perform one pose after another!
The victory was undisputedly his!

After the results were announced, he put on quite a show. Last year's winner Nick Walker came to congratulate him on his victory. Blessing was not lazy, took the microphone and immediately let it be heard that he and only he is the king of New York, because Nick, although he won this competition last year, did so in Tampa, and that simply does not count! He is therefore looking forward to the Olympia in December, where he intends to "kick Nick's ass", just as he kicked some ass in New York!

But in a recent interview, Nick gave his tip on Awodibu's placement at this year's Olympics.

"He has a very good physique, very good symmetry, broad back, small waist, but I don't think his legs will be where they should be at the Olympics. I don't think his hamstrings will be where they should be, his glutes won't be where they should be. His upper body is great, but his lower body is not. I don't think he's going to improve dramatically by Olympia. I think Blessing will do extremely well at his first Olympia and I think he will do 100 percent. I think he will be in the top ten for sure," Walker explained.

How do you think Blessing will do at his first Olympia?