In an unfortunate event, Classic physique bodybuilder Neil Curry has passed away at the age of 34. The disappointing news was reported on Monday night as follows: RX muscle and later it was confirmed Milos SarsevCurry’s former mentor.
Having entered the IFBB world in 2019, Curry’s pinnacle was winning in 2022, the same year he took the bow at the prestigious Olympia competition. Sarcev echoed Curry’s anguish as he recalled his glorious joy after winning the New York Pro, setting him on the path to the 2022 Classic Physique Olympia. The weight of the loss is felt deeply throughout the bodybuilding world.
Originally from the UK, Neil’s fitness journey was rooted in his youth. She started weightlifting as a result of her interest in football during her school days, and gradually shifted her focus to bodybuilding based on a disciplined regimen and nutritional plan.
Absolutely shocking and heartbreaking news – my former athlete @neil_currey passed away today…by taking his own life. 😔 His last/best memory is this smile after winning the New York Pro and achieving his lifelong dream of qualifying for Mr. Olympia. He is speechless and filled with pain and sadness. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends and loved ones. Rest in peace, Neil, and may God bless your soul. 🙏🏻❤️
Looking back at the rise of Neil Curry
Curry’s bodybuilding journey began at the 2017 World Championships, where he placed 5th in the Pro Muscle division. The following year, his dedication paid off as he took the top spot at the NPC Worldwide Amateur Olympia Italia and earned his pro card.
His journey in the IFBB Classic Physique segment began in 2019, when he debuted with a commendable 7th place at the Kuwait Pro. Neal’s hard work put him in the spotlight and led him to perform at highly acclaimed events such as Tampa His Pro and Pittsburgh His Pro. His crowning achievement was winning his first place at the New York Pro in 2022, earning him a respected spot at the Olympia competition. At the 2022 Olympia, Neil made his presence known by taking 16th place in the Classic Physique category.
Highlighting his career achievements are as follows:
- 2017 WBFF, World Championship, Pro Muscle Model, 5th place
- 2018 NPC Worldwide, Amateur Olympia Italia, Men’s Classic Physique – Class C, 1st Place
- 2019 Yamamoto Pro Cup Men’s Classic Physique 7th place
- 2019 Kuwait Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 7th place
- 2020 European Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 9th place
- 2021 Tampa Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 2nd Place
- 2021 Extreme Bodybuilding & Fitness Pro Men’s Classic Physique, 7th Place
- 2021 Puerto Rico Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 3rd Place
- 2022 New York Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 1st place
- 2022 Pittsburgh Pro, Men’s Classic Physique, 3rd Place
- 2022 Olympia, Men’s Classic Physique, 16th place
Curry’s debut at the 2022 Mr. Olympia was more than just an introduction. From a 7th place start at the 2019 Yamamoto Pro to a respected 2nd place finish in the Classic Physique division at the 2021 Tampa Pro, his consistent growth shows his dedication. Neil’s career-defining moment came in 2022 when he won the New York Pro.
Curry’s chances of finishing higher in his Olympia debut are significant as he competes against powerhouses like four-time Classic Physique Olympia champion Chris Bumstead, as well as formidable opponents like Breon Ansley and Terrence Ruffin. was. Despite such a promising start, his sudden death left a void in the bodybuilding world.
Our deepest condolences to Neil Curry’s loved ones at this tragic time.
