He’s a bodybuilder who gained widespread recognition after making a name for himself in major competitions, particularly when he took the stage at Mr. USA in 2017. That same year proved pivotal in his career, as he earned his IFBB Pro Card during the NPC USA Championships—a huge milestone that solidified his place among the elite. Before all the fame and spotlight, he was deeply involved in sports during high school, where he played soccer and competed in wrestling, building the discipline and athleticism that would later define his bodybuilding journey. Born and raised in the small town of Petersburg, Indiana, he developed a strong work ethic early on. Now, he’s based in Tampa, Florida, where he continues to train, grow his brand, and inspire others with his dedication. His story—from a high school athlete to a professional bodybuilder—is one that truly showcases what relentless effort can achieve.
He makes sure to eat every two to three hours in order to fulfill his daily protein requirements. His first personal trainer was James Brown, who played a key role in his early development. When talking about his inspirations in bodybuilding, he often mentions Phil Heath and Jose Raymond as his heroes. Over the course of his career, he has achieved the prestigious Mr. Olympia title, a goal that many in the sport strive for but few attain.