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Time of India
4 hours ago
- Health
- Time of India
Ronnie Coleman hospitalized: Bodybuilding legend battles blood infection amid fan support surge
Image via Instagram/ Ronnie Coleman Ronnie Coleman, the eight-time Mr. Olympia and undisputed king of bodybuilding, has been hospitalized with a serious bloodstream infection, his family confirmed this week. The 61-year-old icon—widely revered for his indomitable spirit—is currently undergoing treatment at a specialized medical facility under 'intensive medical supervision. ' The alarming news, first reported by TMZ, sent shockwaves through the global fitness community. Despite the severity of the situation, Coleman offered a message of strength to his millions of fans: 'This ain't nothin but a peanut.' For those who've followed his extraordinary career, the phrase is symbolic of his legendary grit. Now, as he faces yet another life-threatening challenge, the world watches and hopes for another miracle from the man who never backs down. What happened to Ronnie Coleman? The health emergency that landed him up in hospital bed Over the weekend, Ronnie Coleman's condition took a critical turn, prompting his immediate admission to a hospital. Doctors diagnosed him with a bloodstream infection and deemed it necessary to move him to a specialized facility for further care. In an official statement released by the family, it was revealed that 'Ronnie has been hospitalized due to an infection in his bloodstream and has been transferred to a specialized facility for intensive medical supervision. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo by Taboola by Taboola ' They described his condition as 'complex,' and assured fans that 'doctors and nurses are working around the clock' to stabilize him. While further medical specifics remain private, the update was enough to prompt an outpouring of love and concern from supporters across the world. Even in crisis, Coleman remained true to character. Taking to Instagram , he wrote: 'This ain't nothin but a peanut,' invoking the very words that carried him through grueling competitions in the early 2000s. Ronnie Coleman's humble beginnings and inspiring journey Ronnie Coleman's rise from police officer in Arlington, Texas to eight-time Mr. Olympia champion is the stuff of sports legend. Born in 1964, his massive strength, symmetry, and showmanship dominated the bodybuilding world from 1998 to 2005. But his relentless pursuit of physical excellence came at a cost. Years of lifting record-setting weights resulted in spinal injuries, multiple surgeries, and eventual dependence on a wheelchair. Despite the physical setbacks, Coleman never lost his optimism. His 2018 Netflix documentary Ronnie Coleman: The King gave fans a candid look at the emotional and physical toll of his career. Yet, through it all, Coleman has never wavered in his message: 'No regrets. I'd do it all over again.' His transparency, coupled with his unmatched achievements, made him not just a fitness legend, but a symbol of perseverance. Social media support erupts worldwide As soon as news of his condition broke, social media exploded with messages of support. > @theofficialctfletcher 'Praying for my brother @ronniecoleman8 – the strongest man inside and out. You got this champ. #RonnieStrong #BodybuildingLegend' > @fitnessinspo_daily 'This ain't nothin but a peanut.' No truer words ever spoken. Wishing the King a fast recovery. #RonnieColeman #LegendLivesOn > @fitgirlglobe 'From the stage to the hospital bed, your strength inspires us all. #GetWellSoonRonnie #IronNeverDies' His official Instagram post has already garnered over 850,000 likes and 30,000+ comments within 48 hours—testament to his ongoing impact on fans of all ages and backgrounds. Updates from the family a couple of days ago indicate that Coleman is responding to treatment, though his condition remains delicate. Further evaluations and procedures are likely as doctors aim to prevent the infection from spreading or causing systemic damage. Meanwhile, fans are encouraged to continue sending messages of support. His family posted an update on Coleman's condition on Instagram as recent as 19 hours away from the time of writing this report, stating, "Ronnie continues to fight with the strength and resilience that define him. " Also read: Who is Lia Thomas? Transgender swimmer banned by University of Penn and the controversy around her Ronnie Coleman has lifted far more than weights throughout his lifetime—he has lifted spirits, standards, and entire generations of bodybuilders. Now facing a serious medical battle, his courage remains just as inspiring as his prime-time performances on the Olympia stage. Whether fighting for trophies or for his life, Coleman continues to embody the will to overcome. And as his fans echo his famous words—'This ain't nothin but a peanut'—it's clear that his legacy is more than muscle. It's heart, hope, and history in motion. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Daily Mail
19 hours ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Ronnie Coleman's family share health update after legendary bodybuilder suffered 'medical emergency'
The family of legendary bodybuilder Ronnie Coleman have provided an update regarding his health after revealing he'd suffered a serious 'medical emergency'. Taking to Instagram on Monday, Coleman's family announced that the 61-year-old had been 'admitted to hospital' but refrained from revealing what it was he battling. Now, in a fresh update, the family have confirmed that Coleman has suffered an 'infection in his bloodstream' and that treatments are 'ongoing'. In a post on Instagram, they wrote: 'Ronnie has been transferred to a specialized medical facility to receive the highest level of care available. 'He is currently being treated for an infection in his bloodstream and remains under close, intensive medical supervision. 'While his condition remains complex, there have been encouraging signs of progress, and his medical team is working around the clock to support his recovery. 'At this stage, key evaluations and treatments are ongoing, and Ronnie continues to fight with the strength and resilience that define him. 'We are grateful for the overwhelming support and kindness shown by fans, friends, and the entire community. Please continue to keep Ronnie in your thoughts and prayers. Updates will be shared as they become available through official channels'. Coleman, 61, is largely regarded as one of bodybuilding's greatest ever competitors and holds the, joint, all-time record for most Mr. Olympia titles at eight. He's also previously won 26 International Fitness and Bodybuilding Federation (IFBB) titles and retired back in 2007 after his reign as Mr. Olympia came to an end. Concerns over his health initially arose after he was forced to postpone a scheduled trip to the UK this week. In an Instagram post on Sunday, Coleman wrote: 'Hey guys, I hate to break it to y'all, but I won't be able to make it out to the UK this week like I planned. Unfortunately, I had a medical emergency and had to stick around here in the U.S. for treatment. 'But don't worry… I'm in great hands, getting the best care, and I'm staying strong through it all. I'll be back and better than ever, and I can't wait to get out there and see you all real soon!'
Time of India
a day ago
- Health
- Time of India
Ronnie Coleman Hospitalised: Fans Alarmed Over Sudden Medical Emergency
Bodybuilding legend Ronnie Coleman was rushed to the hospital over the weekend due to a serious medical condition, prompting concern across the fitness world. The 8-time Mr. Olympia winner revealed it was a medical emergency that led to the cancellation of his planned UK appearance. While specific details remain undisclosed, his family shared that Ronnie is under expert medical care and continues to display remarkable strength and resilience. Fans flooded social media with prayers, choosing faith over speculation. At 61, Ronnie issued a powerful message to his supporters, saying, 'Don't worry, I'll be back stronger than ever.' With a Netflix documentary, decades of dominance, and an unmatched legacy, Coleman's battle is being watched with deep respect and collective hope.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Legendary bodybuilder hospitalized with serious 'medical emergency'
Legendary bodybuilder Ronnie Coleman has been hospitalized with a serious 'medical emergency'. Coleman, 61, is largely regarded as one of bodybuilding's greatest ever competitors and holds the, joint, all-time record for most Mr. Olympia titles at eight. He's also previously won 26 International Fitness and Bodybuilding Federation (IFBB) titles and retired back in 2007 after his reign as Mr. Olympia came to an end. He had been scheduled to fly over to the UK for an event this week but revealed to followers that he would not be able to after being admitted into hospital. In an Instagram post on Sunday, Coleman wrote: 'Hey guys, I hate to break it to y'all, but I won't be able to make it out to the UK this week like I planned. Unfortunately, I had a medical emergency and had to stick around here in the U.S. for treatment. 'But don't worry… I'm in great hands, getting the best care, and I'm staying strong through it all. I'll be back and better than ever, and I can't wait to get out there and see you all real soon! 'Thanks for all the love and support and as always this ain't nothin but a peanut'. Just one day later, his family shared a statement that revealed Coleman was in a 'serious medical condition' but assured he was receiving 'expert medical care'. They wrote: 'We want to inform Ronnie's fans, supporters, and the bodybuilding community that Ronnie Coleman was admitted to the hospital on this past Sunday morning due to a serious medical condition. He is currently receiving expert medical care and continues to show incredible strength and resilience. 'At this time, we are not sharing additional details, as the focus remains on Ronnie's recovery and well-being. We kindly ask for your understanding and support in keeping the environment respectful and free of speculation. 'Please rely only on official updates from Ronnie's family or authorized representatives. We are committed to keeping you informed as appropriate. 'Ronnie has always inspired the world with his toughness and heart, and we know he feels the love and energy being sent his way. With heartfelt regards, The Coleman Family'. The statement was shared onto Coleman's Instagram account which boasts 11.9 million followers which he's amassed over years of competing. He was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame (ISHOF) in 2016.
Fox News
a day ago
- Health
- Fox News
Bodybuilding legend Ronnie Coleman hospitalized after suffering 'serious medical condition,' family says
Ronnie Coleman, a bodybuilding legend who shares the all-time record with eight Mr. Olympia titles, was hospitalized over the weekend due to a "serious medical condition," his family said. Coleman's family released a statement on the Louisiana native's Facebook page. "We want to inform Ronnie's fans, supporters, and the bodybuilding community that Ronnie Coleman was admitted to the hospital on this past Sunday morning due to a serious medical condition," the statement on Monday read. "He is currently receiving expert medical care and continues to show incredible strength and resilience. "At this time, we are not sharing additional details, as the focus remains on Ronnie's recovery and well-being. We kindly ask for your understanding and support in keeping the environment respectful and free of speculation." Coleman first announced he was dealing with a health issue on Sunday, saying he was dealing with a "medical emergency" and it was going to preclude him from an event in the United Kingdom, according to the New York Post. He told fans not to worry and said he was "in great hands." Coleman's family expressed optimism. "Ronnie has always inspired the world with his toughness and heart, and we know he feels the love and energy being sent his way." Coleman, 61, played college football at Grambling State under the legendary Eddie Robinson in the late 1980s. He started to pursue a career in bodybuilding in 1990. He won 26 International Fitness and Bodybuilding titles. His eight Mr. Olympia victories all came consecutively, and he was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame in 2016. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
