Milos Sarcev adds further credence to the Kai Greene comeback rumors.
Recently a new rumor was sparked that Kai Greene could be making a comeback. After sitting down with Dan Solomon, the rumor mill has been churning. Now a well respected and knowledgeable bodybuilder and coach is adding fuel to the fire. Milos Sarcev has weighed in on the rumors and it sounds he may know something the rest of us don’t.
Looking forward to see @kaigreene compete at this years Mr. Olympia. ????????????????
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Sarcev also followed up in the comments section.
It looks like Sarcev is allowing himself a great deal of room in case he’s wrong. Still, it’s something to speculate and what’s bodybuilding without a bit of fun speculation.
Why should we consider this simple post as extra evidence of a comeback? Milos Sarcev isn’t just some everyday bodybuilding fan or speculator. He’s deeply entrenched in the bodybuilding scene, privy to information the general public isn’t. You add that with Kai meeting with Solomon, training hard with Blessing Awodibu at the RedCon1 facility, more and more evidence is slowly being unveiled.
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While we’ve been hit with Kai Greene comeback rumors in the past, this time seems pretty different. While we’ve been disappointed in the past, there seems to be more and more credence to the possibility of a Kai comeback.
According to sources there may be a stipulation in his RedCon1 contract that allegedly says he must compete. As of now we’ll have to wait and see if that stipulation is indeed accurate. For now we must continue to take things with a grain of salt.
Whether the rumors are true or not, Kai Greene is still pushing himself as hard as ever. In a recent Instagram video, we can see Kai Greene working abs and he’s looking super shredded.
They say abs are made in the kitchen.. ????
So why do we have to train our core? The list can go on for hours ‼️ A strong midsection is your foundation to pull power from for all your critical movements. Bench press, squats, deadlifts, and many other exercises all activate the core muscles.
The strength you build within your core holds a number of benefits that can have a bit impact on your long term health. This includes better posture, prevent lower back pain, less pressure on the joints of your lower half, and numerous others.
Don’t neglect training your midsection ✅ Your future self will thank you for it!
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With Milos Sarcev adding more fuel to the fire, do you think a Kai Greene comeback is on the horizon?
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