Johnnie Jackson: Height | Weight | Arms | Chest | Biography

About Johnnie Jackson

Name: Johnnie Otis Jackson
Birth date: 1/30/1971
Height: 5’8″
Competition Weight: 255 lbs

Johnnie Jackson is a powerlifter and IFBB-certified pro bodybuilder from Hammonton, New Jersey. He was formerly in the military and served in both Operation Desert Storm and Desert Shield. He earned his pro card in 1998 at the NPC Texas State Championships. He has also regularly competed in the Mr. Olympia since 2004.

Due to his size and his status as a powerlifter, Jackson is often referred to as the physically strongest bodybuilder. In 2009, he won Mr. Olympia’s “World’s Strongest Professional Bodybuilder” title after benching 523 lbs, although this record was later surpassed.

In addition to his athletic career, Jackson works as a physical trainer and has his own line of workout videos and fitness gear.

Competition Results:

• 2017 Toronto Pro 1st
• 2017 Arnold Classic South Africa 1st
• 2015 Mr. Olympia 15th
• 2014 Mr. Olympia 11th
• 2013 Mr. Olympia 16th
• 2013 Arnold Classic 4th
• 2012 EVLS Prague Pro 3rd
• 2012 Mr. Olympia 9th
• 2012 FIBO Power Pro Germany 1st
• 2011 Mr. Olympia 13th
• 2011 Arnold Classic 7th
• 2010 Mr. Olympia 11th
• 2010 Europa Pro 6th
• 2010 Tampa Pro 3rd
• 2010 New York Pro 8th
• 2010 Arnold Classic 12th
• 2010 Phoenix Pro 12th
• 2009 Europa Pro 12th
• 2009 Tampa Pro 8th
• 2009 Ironman Pro 10th
• 2008 Mr. Olympia 12th
• 2008 Arnold Classic 9th
• 2008 Ironman Pro 5th
• 2007 Mr. Olympia 9th
• 2007 Atlantic City Pro 1st
• 2006 Mr. Olympia 13th
• 2006 Atlantic City Pro 2nd
• 2006 Montreal Pro 1st
• 2006 Europa Super Show 3rd
• 2006 San Francisco Pro 7th
• 2006 Arnold Classic 13th
• 2005 Toronto Pro 2nd
• 2005 Mr. Olympia 11th
• 2005 Europa Supershow 2nd
• 2004 Toronto Pro 2nd
• 2004 Show of Strength Pro 7th
• 2004 San Francisco Pro 9th
• 2004 Mr. Olympia 14th
• 2004 Ironman Pro 7th
• 2004 Hungarian Pro 5th
• 2004 Grand Prix Australia 8th
• 2003 Show of Strength Pro 10th
• 2003 San Francisco Pro 9th
• 2003 Mr. Olympia 11th
• 2003 Night of Champions 5th
• 2003 Ironman Pro 9th
• 2003 Grand Prix Holland 5th
• 2003 Grand Prix England 5th
• 2002 Show of Strength Pro 10th
• 2001 NPC USA Championships 1st
• 2001 NPC Nationals 1st
• 2000 NPC USA Championships 2nd
• 1999 NPC Nationals 11th
• 1999 NPC Junior Nationals 1st
• 1998 NPC Texas State Championships 2nd