Roelly Winklaar is looking to get a big win at the upcoming 2020 Arnold Classic. Ahead of the event, he shows off his back, and it looks absolutely unreal.
Winklaar is a fan favorite among bodybuilding enthusiasts. In fact, that is what led him to win the People’s Champ at the 2018 Mr. Olympia contest. However, he also brings a high skill level to the stage, which has resulted in some big competition wins, and scoring as high as 3rd in the Olympia. He is certainly one of the best athletes competing in the world today.
Furthermore, Winklaar is looking to get one of the biggest wins of his career, at the 2020 Arnold Classic. This year’s event will feature some really big names, including Roelly himself. Nevertheless, he is preparing hard, and will be seemingly be ready for the tough test ahead of him.
Roelly Winklaar gave a bit of a preview of his physique ahead of this big contest. He posted a picture of his back to Instagram lately, and he looked jacked. Honestly, this photo shows off one of the most ridiculous backs you will see in bodybuilding, and it is very impressive.
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Winklaar always brings a gigantic package to the table when he competes. However, this image of his back is absolutely ridiculous. It is massively wide, and looks to be super solid. On top of that, there is still over two months to go before the competition. Therefore, it would not be surprising to see him look even more massive by the time the Arnold Classic comes around.
Roelly Winklaar will be taking to the stage at the 2020 Arnold Classic, in Columbus Ohio, this March. This will be his first event of 2020, but judging by the way he looks here, it seems like he is trying to start the year off with a bang.
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