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After winning the Toronto Pro Supershow in the Men's Open Bodybuilding division, Quinton Eriya has officially qualified for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.

However, not everyone believes he should step on the Olympia stage this year. Recently, bodybuilding legend Shawn Ray suggested that Quinton should consider skipping the Olympia, arguing that he may not crack the Top 10 and could benefit more from taking additional time to improve his physique.

What do you think?

Should Quinton Eriya take advantage of his qualification and compete against the world's best at the 2026 Mr. Olympia, gaining valuable experience on bodybuilding's biggest stage?
Or should he sit this one out, focus on bringing up his weak points, and return next year as a stronger contender?

Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👇💪🏆

I WAS TOLD I WOULDN'T WIN AT THE 1980 MR. OLYMPIA, SO I WORKED HARDER AND PROVED EVERYONE WRONG.

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER

"BODYBUILDERS TODAY ENJOY OPPORTUNITIES BUILT BY PAST LEGENDS, YET THE SPORT DOES FAR TOO LITTLE TO HONOR THE ATHLETES WHO MADE IT POSSIBLE."

PAUL DILLETT

Manfred Höberl was a highly accomplished yet underrecognized strength athlete of the 1990s.

The Austrian strongman's remarkable 26-inch arms generated considerable interest, a feat that remains impressive today.

Although he competed at the highest level in strength sports, his achievements are infrequently discussed in modern fitness forums, thereby earning him the title of one of the forgotten giants in the realm of bodybuilding and strongman. 💪😤

Quiton Eriya wins the 2026 Toronto Pro Super show, Men's Open Bodybuilding

Deepak "Indian Rock" Nanda has achieved a remarkable feat in Indian bodybuilding by winning the Classic Physique crown at the IFBB Pro Show in New Delhi, thus qualifying for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MATCHA?

I tried it for the first time and it jus feels like it's hyped for nothing 😪

Kyle Landi, also known as GreenRangerKyle, a bodybuilder with Down Syndrome, is set to compete at the Toronto Pro Qualifier this weekend, where he will have the opportunity to secure one of 23 IFBB pro cards if he wins his open lightweight bodybuilding class. By winning his class at a regional show in May, Kyle qualified for this event and will make history as the first bodybuilder with Down Syndrome to compete in a Pro Qualifier.

.....If Instagram disappeared, bodybuilding would respect real champions again, not fake fitness celebrities....

Phil Heath