COULD THE 2016 OLYMPIA BE THE LAST TIME WE SEE KEVIN LEVRONE ON STAGE?

September 21, 2016

Will Kevin Levrone ride off into the sunset?

The 2016 saw the impossible happen. Kevin Levrone, a legend and veteran of the stage finally made his long talked about return after thirteen years on the shelf. Levrone had mentioned numerous times over the years that he planned on making a return to action, but the claims were fruitless for years now. But when he finally found the perfect time to make his return, Kevin Levrone went all in. It’s certainly a commendable thing, to push yourself to the brink in order to make a return to form after so many years. But now that Levrone has completed his journey back to the stage, where should he go from here?

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After coming in sixteenth place at this past Olympia you have to wonder if continuing to compete in bodybuilding is really the way to go for Levrone. As many have already talked about, Kevin’s legs were undersized and with good reason. He did suffer a leg injury that hindered his development and the ability for him to haul a tremendous amount of weight. Sure, Kevin Levrone looked to be in amazing shape, but when you compare his physique to the other younger competitors you could clearly see he was outmatched.

So does this mean that Kevin Levrone should stop competing? In reality it’s a question that only the veteran answer. His comeback has been a true inspiration, so much so that if he decided to retire for good no one would admonish him. But you have to wonder what harm could it really do if Levrone decided to continue bodybuilding. At his advanced age the stress on his body could prove to be too much, but his legend could and would continue to grow.

With all that said, Levrone is still releasing helpful tips for his fans. If he does decide to continue you can bet a boatload of individual will be tuning into his channel to get some wisdom from the 52 year old who was able to turn back the clock in 2016.