Podcast Mentions
Episodes featuring Ramon Dino.
CAN NIALL BEAT DINO? Calum Raistrick talks Niall Darwen & Sara Bradley Olympia preparations
CAN NIALL BEAT DINO? Calum Raistrick talks Niall Darwen & Sara Bradley Olympia preparations
Derek Lunsford on the New Mindset for a Multi-Year Mr. Olympia Title Streak
2025 Mr. Olympia Derek Lunsford outlined his path forward in the IFBB Pro League, addressing the recent intensity surrounding the champion's guest posing at the Pittsburgh Pro. Lunsford viewed the event as more than a fan showcase, using it to visually re-evaluate Top 3 contenders Samson Dauda and Andrew Jacked. While acknowledging Dauda's significant off-season mass, Lunsford maintained that his own combination of shape and clinical conditioning would keep the title out of reach for any challenger who could not match his mental standard. The dynamic between Lunsford and Andrew Jacked grew increasingly personal following exchanges at the Pittsburgh Pro. Lunsford confirmed the tension was authentic, rooted in perceived disrespect and a misunderstanding of his personal and professional values. He emphasized that the responsibility of the Mr. Olympia extends beyond the stage to include industry growth, community building, and personal conduct. Lunsford reflected on his experience as both a record-breaker and an athlete who has faced defeat, stating that his motivation is currently fueled by figures like Ronnie Coleman and Jay Cutler, who previously expressed skepticism about a modern competitor winning the Triple Crown—the Arnold Classic, Pittsburgh Pro, and Mr. Olympia in a single season. Regarding other divisions, Lunsford credited himself with playing a pivotal role in Ramon Dino’s Classic Physique Olympia victory. He described a specific moment of mental coaching during a training session where he predicted the exact stage positioning and psychological shift needed for Dino to win. Lunsford also praised the rapid evolution of the Men’s Physique division, identifying Caike DeOliveira (Chiron) as a legit disruptor to Ryan Terry’s current reign. Looking toward the future, Lunsford anticipates holding the Sandow trophy for at least the next three years, aiming to solidify a legacy as a multi-year champion after the frequent title turnover seen in the post-Phil Heath era.
Phoebe Hagan Targets Top 5 After Dominant Six-Show 2026 Run
IFBB Pro Phoebe Hagan established herself as a top-tier contender in the Bikini division during the first half of 2026, competing in six shows to solidify her position before the Mr. Olympia. Her season began with a fifth-place finish at the Arnold Classic Ohio, followed by second at the Arnold UK, and consecutive wins at the Wasatch Warrior and San Diego Muscle Contest. Hagan concluded her spring run with a second-place finish at the New York Pro and fourth at a highly competitive Pittsburgh Pro. Reflecting on her progress with coach Jamie DeBernard of Fit Body Fusion, Hagan noted that the Pittsburgh Pro represented her best physique to date. Feedback from head judge Tyler Williamson confirmed that the look achieved in Pittsburgh is the standard moving forward. The decision to compete in New York and Pittsburgh was strategic, intended to secure feedback from the league's top officials and test her physique against elite lineups. Hagan emphasized that the experience gained since returning to the stage after a two-year hiatus has provided the confidence necessary to contend for a top-tier placing in Las Vegas. Looking ahead to the 2026 Olympia, Hagan stated that breaking into the top five is a realistic goal despite describing the current Bikini lineup as one of the most competitive in the sport's history. With former champions like Maureen Blanquisco, Isa Pecini, and Ashley Kaltwasser in the mix, alongside top contenders like Lauralie Chapados and Aimee Delgado, the division remains highly unpredictable. Hagan highlighted the importance of media coverage and athletes speaking confidently about their winning intentions to drive fan engagement. Regarding the progression of UK and European athletes, Hagan attributed success to consistency and the willingness to compete globally. She advocated for international athletes to travel to the United States and Asia to stand against different body types and receive a broader range of judging feedback, noting that the technical requirements of the division now leave zero room for error in presentation or conditioning.
NICK WALKER EXPLAINS COACHING CHOICE | ARNOLD BIGGER THAN OLYMPIA? | TONIO, KRIZO UPDATES | RBP News
NICK WALKER EXPLAINS COACHING CHOICE | ARNOLD BIGGER THAN OLYMPIA? | TONIO, KRIZO UPDATES | RBP News 0:00 Intro 1:00 Why is Nick not working with Guy? 3:30 Will Quinton finally win? 7:30 Tonio confirms Arnold Classic 9:00 Arnold vs Olympia 13:00 Krizo vs Martin? 15:00 Toitane - Natty superstar in the making 17:00 Ashley hitting 100 shows 19:00 Dino’s wife to compete?
ALI EDWARD BEATS BONAC / JORDAN & BEHROUZ FOR PORTUGAL / MARTIN IMPRESSES / RBP News
ALI EDWARD BEATS BONAC / JORDAN & BEHROUZ FOR PORTUGAL / MARTIN IMPRESSES / RBP News 0:00 Intro 0:30 Ali Edward beats Bonac 7:30 What’s next for Jordan Hutchinson 11:00 Jordan vs Hollingshead in Portugal 14:00 Daniel Goss takes 4th 16:30 Luca wins 17:30 Dino vs Wesley vs Mike vs Niall 19:30 Martin Fitzwater SHOP: HOSSTILE SUPPLEMENTS - http://www.hosstile.com
OUR TOP 15 BODYBUILDERS IN THE WORLD (P4P RANKING)
We rank the Top 15 P4P (pound for pound) bodybuilders in the world - Men’s edition! So that’s the Open, Classic and Men’s Physique.
IAIN STILL TOP 10 OLYMPIAN? / SERGEY DOING GERMANY? / TERRICK GOES SAVAGE ON MIKE / RBP News
Iain Valliere recently shared a massive physique update that sparked intense speculation regarding a IAIN STILL TOP 10 OLYMPIAN? / SERGEY DOING GERMANY? / TERRICK GOES SAVAGE ON MIKE / RBP News
“TOP 10 I’LL BE HAPPY” 22YR OLD ANTON RATUSHNYI
“TOP 10 I’LL BE HAPPY” 22YR OLD ANTON RATUSHNYI
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