Michal ‘Krizo’ Krizanek has big plans for next season. In a recent YouTube video (November 10, 2026), he set his sights on a top-four finish at the 2027 Mr. Olympia and revealed the peptide stack helping him with recovery.
Krizo hasn’t let up and has continued competing throughout the entire year. He kicked off 2026 taking silver behind Tonio Burton at Steve Weinberger’s New York Pro. Thanks to key posing adjustments, he avenged the defeat against Burton at the Pittsburgh Pro; this qualified Krizo for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.
The Slovakian mass monster brought his best to Vegas, and nailed down sixth place. He hasn’t sat idle since. Krizo has already picked up back-to-back victories at the EVLS Prague Pro and the 365 Grand Prix Pro. With big names in the sport like Terrick El Guindy suggesting Krizo could win the Olympia, the Sandow trophy could be within his grasp soon.
Michal Krizo Says He’ll Be Bigger & More Shredded for 2027 Olympia, Talks Peptide Stack
In the video, Krizo reflected on his success and plans to add five kilograms and take a top four spot at the next Olympia.
“A very successful season. I have qualified twice for the Olympia 27 already. My plan is to place within the top four at the Mr. Olympia 2027. So stay tuned and follow my prep because there’s going to be two bulking phases. I’ll try to come at least five kilograms heavier. And come more shredded than I was at this last Olympia.”
To recover from his hectic contest schedule, he’s leaned on BPC-157 and TB-500.
“It’s a bunch of things, Limitless, that I’m using now. The elementary ones, right, as I end the season, are TB-500 and BPC-157 peptides. That I use for about a month in the morning and the evening. And it’s the best thing I’ve discovered for regeneration, and the whole season, since I am having muscle and tendon pain. This way I can prevent it. It’s much better,” shared Michal Krizo.
If history repeats itself, Krizo could absolutely win the Mr. Olympia. We just saw Nick Walker jump from sixth place to first in a single year. And head judge Steve Weinberger continues to stress that nobody’s position is safe in the Men’s Open. It all comes down to how they peak on the competition day.
Krizo believes that with a touch more mass and sharper conditioning, he could vie for the sport’s ultimate throne. Time will tell if he decides to jump into another show in the meantime before Olympia.
