Blessing Awodibu looks extremely impressive in what would have been his debut.
The coronavirus has swept across the globe putting everyone on edge around the world. With gatherings of over 50 plus people being restricted in certain places, it has meant the cancellation of many events. One such cancellation has been the Arnold Classic Australia which was to feature some of the best and brightest in bodybuilding today.
One such competitor is the talented and popular Blessing Awodibu.
For all his incredible musculature it’s interesting to note that Blessing Awodibu has gained more notoriety from his comedic videos on Instagram and YouTube more than his bodybuilding achievements. Having only just received his pro card, the Arnold Classic Australia was to be Awodibu’s first show. From the looks of this recent Instagram post, the up and coming bodybuilder has built up a truly impressive physique.
Post fasted cardio checkin this morning – at my lowest body weight fully depleted, I was so pumped and ready to battle with the best in the world at the Arnold Classic Australiabut it’s a damn shame it got cancelled due to COVID-19.
We still getting shit done though and nothing gone stop me, even without a COACH. #boogiemancamp About to load this thing up with some carbs and see how we looking
Now with the show cancelled sources say that Blessing Awodibu is setting his focus on the NY Pro. This gives him enough time to make even more improvements to his physique before the show. But with the coronavirus still running rampant it will be curious to see if even the NY Pro is cancelled.
For now we’ll wait and see and continue to follow the progress of Blessing Awodibu. From the looks of things he’s definitely a prospect to keep our eyes on.
What do you think of the physique of Blessing Awodibu?
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