Jacked’s offseason appears to be going quite swimmingly by this latest update.
After among the presumed top contenders for the 2023 Mr. Olympia recently showed out while guest posing on the 2023 Pittsburgh Pro, bodybuilder Chinedu Obiekea aka “Andrew Jacked” might look like on the surface looking in. Given the early indications from his offseason, training, and mass-building, the rising star might actually be prepared to shine in early November when he steps on stage on the 2023 Mr. Olympia in Orlando, FL.
On May 15, 2023, Jacked shared a physique update to his Instagram profile that was apparently “10 days” into the Men’s Open competitor’s offseason. In accordance with the caption of his post, Jacked weighs a whopping 136.8 kilograms (301.6 kilos) within the clip where he’s “maintaining his leanness.”
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Jacked’s latest monstrous physique update coming before the onset of the 2023 summer is paired with a recent stellar competitive profile. It’d resemble the resume of an up-and-coming bodybuilder able to climb the Olympia summit after which some as a household fixture.
In 2022 alone, Jacked was a consistent finisher near the highest of the rostrum in almost every International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) Pro League competition he participated in. In accordance with his page on NPC News Online, the athlete began his rap sheet by winning the 2022 Arnold Amateur and followed that performance with triumphs within the 2022 Texas Pro and the 2022 Arnold Classic UK (ACUK). Such a sterling start had legends like Ken “Flex” Wheeler asserting Jacked could be a major factor for the 2022 Olympia title. Jacked would then make his Olympia debut during said edition of the competition, where he finished in eighth place — a powerful showing for a newcomer.
To start out the 2023 competitive season, Jacked took home third place on the 2023 Arnold Classic (AC), a result the athlete said he “deserved.” With intentions of constructing on his recent red-hot momentum, Jacked revealed he would defend his Texas Pro title this coming August in Arlington, TX. After changes to the Olympia qualification system in 2023, Jacked will use the Texas contest as his primary technique of qualifying for the 2023 edition of bodybuilding’s flagship competition.
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In a stacked Men’s Open field, it could be difficult for any of the present competitors to search out a strategy to stick out amongst their peers. At his current pace, it doesn’t look like Jacked is having much difficulty on this regard. If anything, he’s constructing himself up as a legitimate a part of the conversation for the 2023 Olympia title.
Featured image: @andrewjacked on Instagram