Kai Greene offered actual form, reportedly at 144 kilograms!

Top professional bodybuilder Kai Greene is clearly one of the most successful in his field. In the past, he has won three second places in the most prestigious competition in the world Mr. Olympia, in 2012, 2013 and 2014, in 2009, 2010 and 2016 he reigned over the second most prestigious bodybuilding competition in the world, the Arnold Classic, and in 2016, in addition to the Arnold Classic, he dominated two other competitions bearing the name of the legend of this sport Arnold Schwarzenegger, namely Arnold Classic Australia and Arnold Classic Brasil!

He has not appeared on the competition stage since that year, and speculation has been rife in the bodybuilding world from two different camps ever since. The first one is convinced that Kai will never wear a competition swimsuit again, if we don't count the various exhibition performances. The other camp is of the opinion that Kai will definitely be back, and will want to fight for the Mr. Olympia title, which was "blown away" by Phil Heath three times in a row!

It is the speculation about his possible return that is fed here and there by Kai himself, when he publishes some of his training videos or offers his current form.

And that's exactly what happened earlier this week, when Kai posted a pair of photos on his Facebook profile that purport to show him in his current form, weighing a breathtaking 144 kilograms!

He didn't even dare to "tease" his ace Phil Heath, stating:

Hi, Phillip. You haven't liked or commented on my new photos. Can you tell me something so I know you've seen them?

Phil hasn't commented on the photos yet, and who knows if he ever will. However, comments abound below the photos, with some stating that Phil will forever be the bogeyman in Kai's mind, and others referring to the fact that the modern king of bodybuilding is, and will be for a long time to come, the monstrous Mamdouh Elssbiay, the reigning Mr. Olympia titleholder!

What do you think? Do you think Kai Greene will return to the scene? And if so, how will he fare against the aforementioned giant Mamdouh Elssbiay?

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