Samir Bennott: Michael Critzo has more strengths than Nick Walker, sees no weaknesses

The glory of Asian bodybuilding, Samir "The Lebanese Lion" Benoit broke the "curse" that prevented Asians from winning the Mr. Olympia crown in 1983 and was the seventh man to win the Yamadori Trophy. He won the Mr. Olympia crown in 1983 and was the seventh man to win the Yamadori Trophy, competing against many of the legends of the Golden Age of Bodybuilding, such as 8-time Olympian Lee Hane, 3-time Olympian Lee Hane, 3-time Olympian Frank Zane, and many others. Zane, and many others. Given his storied bodybuilding career and success in the sport, bodybuilding veteran Samir Bennott also has an eye for talent.

Samir Bennott says Michael Crizzo will be one of Nick Walker's biggest threats, citing his inverted triangle size and bigger arms, and when talking about Michael Crizzo's recent entry into the NPC he said, "I think this guy has an advantage over Nick. Walker has an advantage. I don't see any weaknesses in him. "

IFBB Elite Pro Bodybuilder Michael Critzo. Crizzo recently announced that he will be entering the NPC and IFBB pro leagues. Given his massive size, many consider him to be at the ceiling level of bodybuilders.

Crizzo's "V" physique and massive biceps are his best weapons, and seven-time 212-pound Olympia champions Alex Lewis and Andrew Jack are among the most popular athletes who have competed in the NPC and IFBB professional leagues. Seven-time 212-pound Olympia champions, Alex Lewis and Andrew Jack, were both shocked by Michael Critzo's massive frame. Critzo's massive frame.

Recently, Michael Critzo went to Las Vegas. Crizzo traveled to Las Vegas where he was spotted training with bodybuilding trainer Milos Sachev. Milos claims that Michael. Crizzo is no longer challenged in the IFBB Elite Pro League, and that he will be "100%" committed to success as he begins his new journey in the NPC.

"Mutant" Nick Walker, who took the world by storm last year with his exaggeratedly grotesque muscles and massive physique, leads the way in 2021, having not only won the 2021 New York Pro and the 2021 Arnold Classic, but also debuting at the 2021 Olympia Bodybuilding Competition, where he placed 5th in his debut. place.

Nick Walker is a rising bodybuilding star favored by many of bodybuilding's biggest names, 4-time Mr. Olympia Joe. Carter and bodybuilding veteran Shawn Ray. Ray both think he will finish in the top three at the 2022 Olympics.

Samir Benoit thinks Crizzo has the potential to challenge Nick Walker on the 2022 Mr. Olympia stage, but first he'll have to earn his IFBB pro card, which the Slovakian giant will be competing in the Prague Pro on October 29, 2022, and he has plenty of chances to do so, it's been announced.

Commenting on Michael Critzo, Samir Benoit said, "This guy has a lot more going for him than Nick Walker, and I guarantee he'll be in the top three if he's on form. "

Samir Benoit said he didn't see any weaknesses in Crizzo's physique, saying, " When I look at Michael Crizzo's arm, it's bigger than his head, it's unbelievable, I've never seen anything like it in my life! I was very impressed with his physique, he's got great fluidity, he's got diamond calves, very good thighs, his arms are incredible, his shoulders are phenomenal, I don't see any weaknesses in him. "

Bennett thinks Crizo has bigger arms and a better V-shaped body than Nick Walker, saying, "I think this guy has more going for him than Nick Walker, who is 180 centimeters tall and weighs about 265-270 pounds, and you look at him and you can see the back of the Christmas tree, that impresses me. He is oversized, I don't see anything ugly in his body, I don't see a "bubble belly" (osai belly), I hope he is in good health, wow! If he's in good shape, he's going to be hard to beat."

The former Mr. Olympia was so confident in Krizo's assessment that he said if he's in good shape, the Slovakian bodybuilder will be in the top three at the 2022 Olympia bodybuilding competition. He said, " I assure you that if he is in good shape he will be in the top three, he was easy from his first Olympia. "

Nick Walker and Michael Critzo had a history of crossing paths when Nick. After Walker won the 2021 Arnold Classic, Critzo said he didn't see Nick as a "rival" and that he thought Nick was disproportionate, although he eventually apologized for some of his comments.

There's an unwritten rule in bodybuilding: it's not about who has the best strengths, it's about who has the fewest weaknesses. Through the comments of various bodybuilding greats, we can see that although bodybuilding is a highly subjective competition, and everyone may have their own favorite bodybuilders that they support, the final result is still up to the judges to decide.

Samir Benoit has an eye for top talent in bodybuilding and he thinks that in the coming months, if Michael Crizzo makes it to the 2022 Olympia bodybuilding competition, Crizzo will be a huge threat to Nick Walker, what do you think?