Kevin Levrone looks ripped and ready to take on all comers at the 2018 Arnold Classic.

The Arnold Classic is the second biggest bodybuilding event of the year after the Olympia. The importance of winning the show is absolutely massive. To hold an Arnold Classic championship is to assert yourself as a true contender for the Olympia title. Most bodybuilders understand this fact well and that’s why Kevin Levrone is taking his preparation for the show very seriously.

We haven’t seen Kevin Levrone in action since his comeback showing at the 2016 Olympia. Since then he’s been improving upon his weaknesses to ensure that the next time he steps on stage he will have a complete package to show off to the masses.

With 15 weeks to go until the Arnold Classic event in Ohio, Kevin Levrone has been hard at work at the gym packing on a ton of muscle in preparation for the show. A recent Instagram post shows the bodybuilding veteran in his massive glory as he stakes his claim and informs his fans of his massive weight at 245 lbs. Take a look below.

My starting point as I’m looking now. 15 weeks to go till show @arnoldsportsau my body weight is 245lbs right now. I’ve been cleaning out for the last 6 weeks before we start final show prep. So I’ve got some growing to do. My goal is to be onstage at 244 lbs with size shape symmetry. 2016 Olympia i was 222 lbs no legs no back due to time off and knee injuries, well that’s in the pass over and done with. Mark my words I will be better. My goal is to look better then I did at my last showing in 2016. If God’s willing and I can bring 80% of The Maryland Muscle Machine then it’s on baby. #borntoovercome #levrone #shaaboom #kevinlevrone #focused #cardillobelts #exilefitness #jimmysseafood #levronesignatureseries #gorillawear #underarmour #protan #godsplan #historyinthemaking #fanpower #fullblown

A post shared by Kevin Levrone™ (@kevinlevrone) on Nov 30, 2017 at 4:08am PST

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