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Despite calls to see him back in action, Nick Walker hasn\u2019t announced imminent plans to compete. Taking to YouTube on April 26, he shut down rumors about entering the 2026 Pittsburgh Pro contest.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Nick Walker<\/a>\u2018s 2025 bodybuilding season was full of surprises. He went all-in at last year\u2019s Pittsburgh Pro<\/a> and finished in second place behind Derek Lunsford. He trailed by only one point, leaving many curious how he\u2019d fare on the Olympia stage.\u00a0<\/p>\n Walker secured a third ring with a dominant victory at the New York Pro to qualify for the event. However, his peak for the Mr. Olympia<\/a> was mismanaged, and he finished sixth. He was counted out at the 2026 Arnold Classic, but proved he was far from done. Though Walker didn\u2019t lay claim to the crown, he gave the winner, Chinedu Andrew \u2018Jacked\u2019 Obiekea<\/a>, a run for his money. Looking ahead, questions loom about his next performance.\u00a0<\/p>\n While rumors have spread about him possibly entering the Pittsburgh Pro, Walker made it clear in a recent YouTube video that\u2019s not the case. He added that he\u2019ll likely attend the Pittsburgh Pro but not compete, which means we could see him guest pose after all.\u00a0<\/p>\nMen\u2019s Open Bodybuilder\u00a0Nick Walker Dismisses 2026 Pittsburgh Pro Rumors<\/h2>\n