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Out of the Top-3 at Olympia, Ramon Dino vents and remains hopeful: “I will never give up”

Luís Henrique Costa
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After rigorous preparation and high expectations, Ramon Dino, one of Brazil’s top bodybuilders, missed the top 3 in the 2024 Mr. Olympia Classic Physique category. This competition is the most prestigious in bodybuilding, and Ramon’s fourth-place finish sparked considerable reactions from both fans and critics. Despite this, the athlete showed resilience on social media, where he posted a heartfelt message, declaring, “I will never give up,” and expressed gratitude for the support he received throughout his journey.

Ramon’s journey at Mr. Olympia

Ramon Dino, whose full name is Ramon Rocha Queiroz, had already garnered attention in previous years with his impressive performances at Mr. Olympia. In 2022 and 2023, the bodybuilder secured second place in the Classic Physique category, trailing only behind Canadian Chris Bumstead, also known as CBum, who dominated the category with his formidable physique. The anticipation for 2024 was immense, as Dino had shown steady progress and seemed closer than ever to capturing the coveted title.

However, this year’s competition presented unforeseen challenges for the Brazilian athlete. During the pre-judging round, Ramon faced an issue with the body paint used to highlight his physique on stage. The paint, which didn’t adhere properly, began to run off during his posing routine, ultimately affecting his performance and final score. This small technical mishap resulted in Dino falling short of the much-anticipated podium.

Ramon’s reaction to the result

After the announcement of his fourth-place finish, Ramon took to social media to share his thoughts with his followers. While disappointed, he emphasized the lessons learned throughout the process. “It wasn’t the result we expected, but I’m happy and grateful for the work done at 100%,” he said. His words reflected his determination to continue striving toward his goals. The bodybuilder acknowledged the importance of preparation and the obstacles faced, noting that the lessons from this competition would be invaluable for the future.

Dino also used the moment to thank his fans, team, and family for their unwavering support, stressing their crucial role in his preparation for Olympia. “I didn’t leave Acre for nothing… I will never give up!” said the athlete, affirming his continued focus on competing at the highest level.

CBum’s dominance and the 2024 Olympia results

The standout of the 2024 Classic Physique category was once again Chris Bumstead, who clinched his sixth consecutive title at Mr. Olympia. The Canadian, already considered a legend in bodybuilding, announced his retirement after the win, making this edition particularly symbolic. The battle for second and third places was between Germany’s Mike Sommerfeld and Urs Kalecinski.

With CBum stepping away from competition, it opens up new opportunities for athletes like Ramon Dino to aim for the top in the coming years. The departure of such a dominant figure as Bumstead could significantly shake up the competitive landscape in Classic Physique, making future editions of Mr. Olympia even more unpredictable and intense.

The impact on Brazilian bodybuilding

Ramon Dino is undoubtedly the most prominent figure in Brazilian bodybuilding today. His success in international competitions like Mr. Olympia has helped elevate Brazil’s presence on the global stage of the sport. In the 2024 edition, Brazil saw a record number of participants, with 49 athletes—30 men and 19 women—competing across 10 of the 11 categories. This marked the highest participation ever by Brazil at Mr. Olympia.

Athletes like Ramon Dino have been crucial in positioning Brazil as an emerging powerhouse in bodybuilding. The international visibility and success achieved by Dino and other Brazilian competitors have inspired a new generation of bodybuilders, who now see competing at the highest level of the sport as a realistic goal.

Ramon Dino’s next steps

Following his fourth-place finish at the 2024 Mr. Olympia, Ramon Dino is already looking ahead to his next challenges. To secure a spot at the 2025 Mr. Olympia, he will need to achieve strong results in other competitions throughout the year, as only the top three finishers automatically qualify for the following year’s event​.

Despite the frustration with this year’s result, the athlete made it clear that he remains committed to improving and competing. He stressed that his preparation for Olympia was intense and that setbacks, such as the issue with the body paint, are part of the learning process. “There is more to come,” promised Dino, underscoring that his bodybuilding journey is far from over.

The vent and message of resilience

Ramon Dino’s social media post was filled with gratitude and resilience. Despite the adversity, he reinforced his dedication to the sport and his determination to continue chasing his goals. “I didn’t leave Acre for nothing,” the athlete said, highlighting how his path to Mr. Olympia was built on hard work and dedication.

This message of perseverance resonated with his fans, who flooded his social media with supportive and encouraging messages. For many, Dino remains a leading figure in bodybuilding, and his fighting spirit is seen as an inspiration for those facing challenges both on and off the stage.

Final thoughts

Although Ramon Dino’s performance at the 2024 Mr. Olympia didn’t yield the results he and his fans had hoped for, his resilient attitude and determination demonstrate that he still has much to offer the bodybuilding world. With Chris Bumstead’s retirement, the Classic Physique category is now open to new talent, and Dino is undoubtedly among the favorites to vie for the title in the coming years. His vent on social media and the overwhelming support he received indicate that his journey is far from over, and he promises to keep working hard to reach the top.

Luís Henrique Costa é jornalista formado pela FMU, editor-chefe e fundador do Mix Vale, portal de notícias em atividade desde 2013. Responde pela direção editorial do veículo, que cobre Brasil e mundo em economia, benefícios sociais, esportes, tecnologia, ciência e entretenimento. Atua na área há mais de 15 anos e lidera uma equipe de cerca de 15 colaboradores.

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