Lee Haney Thinks Bodybuilding Lost It’s Way And Jay Cutler Sees A Future Ronnie Coleman In Keone Pearson

Another week, another breakdown of the latest bodybuilding and fitness stories and news updates. Here’s what to expect in today’s GI Report:

• Lee Haney maintains his position that bodybuilding has “lost it’s way.”

• Derek Lunsford and Ramon Dino team up.

• Kai Greene answers: is he mostly misunderstood in bodybuilding?
  

• Jay Cutler believes that Keone Pearson may very well be a “Ronnie Coleman in the making.”
  

• Will we see Sam Sulek as a pro Men’s Open bodybuilder in 2026?
  

Lee Haney Says Bodybuilding Has “Lost it’s Way and Appeal”

Bodybuilding legend Lee Haney remains up to date with the current happenings around the sport. Haney has been critical of bodybuilding nowadays compared to his era. Haney has made many public statements on the current era of bodybuilding but his most recent came in the comments section.

Haney was seen commenting on a post by the Muscle Discord podcast where the topic was surrounding Nick Walker. He sent a message claiming that modern-day bodybuilding has “lost its way.”

Derek Lunsford & Ramon Dino Team Up for Monster Leg Day

Bodybuilder Derek Lunsford is two-thirds of the way to his goal of accomplishing what he has dubbed the “Triple Crown” in bodybuilding. To prepared for the 2025 Olympia, he hit a major leg workout with Ramon Dino.

Kai Greene Effect:
Is Kai Greene Misunderstood?

In the latest episode of The Kai Greene Effect, bodybuilding icon Kai Greene dives into a wide range of topics—from a controversial trophy awarded to a disabled athlete, to the philosophy behind posing, to the eternal tug-of-war between health and legacy. As always, Kai brings his unfiltered wisdom, his philosophical insight, and his unwavering respect for the sport and its community.

Jay Cutler on Keone Pearson: “It’s Like a Ronnie Coleman in the Making”

Men’s 212 bodybuilder Keone Pearson has gained plenty of attention since his rise to the top of his division. After winning multiple Olympia titles, Pearson’s name has been floated around rumors moving up to Men’s Open. As of now, there are no plans to make the move but a bodybuilding legend believes that there is a high ceiling for Pearson.

Jay Cutler spoke on Pearson during a recent edition of Jaywalking on his YouTube page. There have been discussions about if Pearson could perform at a high level at the Olympia right now and Cutler believes he can.

Sam Sulek Talks Plan to Compete in 2026, Potential Jump to Men’s Open

Bodybuilder Sam Sulek is focused on adding weight during this time of the year but has his eyes on what could be coming in 2026. During a recent conversation with Bob Cicherillo, Sulek broke down his plans to return to the stage next year while also weighing in on what it would take the move to Men’s Open.

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