Bodybuilder Cedric McMillan Dead At 44, 2017 Arnold Classic Winner

According to reports, the winner of the Arnold Classic died at the age of 44.

In the last few years, McMillan has had a number of health issues, including heart and breathing issues, that have forced him out of competition.

Despite being laid up and unable to keep on mass, the bodybuilder was optimistic that he would soon return to the stage.

According to Generation Iron, Cedric passed away on Tuesday. According to the outlet, McMillan had a heart attack while working out.

The person who was awesome on the stage was born in 1977 in north New Jersey. In addition to the Arnold Classic that he won in 2017, he also won the New York Pro in 2012 and the New York Show of Champs in 2011.

He finished in the top 10 of Mr. Olympia multiple times.

After getting sick with coronaviruses, he was forced out of competition and began to provide commentary. He got to work with Arnold at the Classic.

CM pondered if he would ever be able to return to the stage after updating fans on his health.

He was a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army, and he was also an elite bodybuilder.

Since the news about Cedric broke, the bodybuilding and fitness world has shown love and support.

The last few months have seen the deaths of three major body builders. Rhoden died in November. George died in October.

I am sad.