Chris Aceto believes that Nick Walker is a top five competitor in the world.
There has been plenty of discussion surrounding Nick Walker and the physique he could potentially bring to the 2024 Olympia stage. Chris Aceto does not seem to be too concerned with Walker and explains why he will be a top-five finisher.
“Nick is, in my mind, a shoo-in for top five. I just don’t know where he places but he has potential to be much higher than fifth.”
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Walker was victorious during the New York Pro, which was his second career win during this event. He is now qualified for the Olympia and plans to bring his best package yet. All eyes will be on Nick Walker as he prepares for the 2024 Olympia. He believe that he would have been a contender in 2023 but suffered a hamstring injury that kept him off stage.
Chris Aceto Talks Nick Walker’s Physique
Chris Aceto was asked about Nick Walker’s prospects for the upcoming Olympia competition. He believes that Walker has some poses where he looks better than others.
“I think there’s some poses that there may be one or two, that he’s not really strong at but other people have poses where, frankly, they’re not strong at. And he has some poses where he’s close-ish to. I wouldn’t say dominating on but he has some poses where he will catch the most experienced judges’ eye.”
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There has been plenty of criticism around Walker’s physique from the NY Pro. He has responded to critics and is embracing the role of the underdog. According to Aceto, it is “ludicrous” to consider Walker outside of the top five.
“To talk about him not being in the top five seems to me ludicrous because he carries a lot of muscle and the Olympia is still about muscle. It’s all about conditioned muscle but it’s still about muscle and he’s shown that at every show he’s competed at, he’s either very good condition or superlative condition.”
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