WATCH: Phil Heath ‘We Don’t Need Kai Greene. We Don’t Need Him…’

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The 2017 Mr. Olympia press conference has come to a close and as expected some hyped and insane things were said a day before the competitions go underway.

Phil Heath & Big Ramy butted heads when Ramy said he would:

 “bring something that no one has ever seen before to the Olympia stage”

Dexter Jackson also chiming in with some interesting words.

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But the most noticeable thing was said by Phil Heath when the press conference started leaning towards yet another year of Kai Greene‘s absence…

Phil Heath just didn’t want to hear about Kai Greene anymore:

“WE NEED DON’T NEED KAI. WE DON’T NEED HIM… KAI’S MOVED ON AND HE’S DOING DIFFERENT THINGS. WE HAVE SOME INCREDIBLE ATHLETES. LET’S NOT DISCREDIT WHAT YOU GUYS SEE BEFORE YOU BY BRINGING UP PEOPLE WHO JUST DON’T MATTER RIGHT NOW. THEY JUST DON’T.”

Phil Heath is tired of people talking about Kai Greene at an Olympia he’s not competing in.

Check it out the above video and let us know if you think Phil Heath is right about the Kai Greene.

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