Bodybuilder Cedric McMillan Dead at 44, 2017 Arnold Classic Winner

bodybuilding star Cedric Macmillan – 2017 Arnold Classic Award winner – has sadly passed away at the age of 44, according to reports.

Macmillan, who turned pro in 2009, has struggled with several health issues over the past few years, including heart and breathing problems – possibly caused by COVID-19 – that have forced him out of the competition.

However, despite often lying flat and unable to maintain mass, the bodybuilder was optimistic that he would soon return to the stage.

But, tragically, Cedric passed away on Tuesday, according to iron generation. The Outlet reported that MacMillan suffered a heart attack while working out on the treadmill.

Cedric—who was born in 1977 in northern New Jersey—was great on stage. In addition to the famous Arnold Classic he won in 2017, he also earned a W at the 2011 Orlando Show of Champions and a New York Pro in 2012.

He also finished 10th in the Olympia list several times.

Once Cedric contracted the coronavirus and was forced out of competition, he began giving commentary at bodybuilding events. He even got to work together Arnold Schwarzenegger in classic.

CM recently updated fans about his ailing health… and thought if he’d be able to return to the stage.

Not only was Macmillan an elite bodybuilder… he also served his country as a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army, just outside of Fort Jackson in South Carolina.

Since the news of Cedric broke out, the world of bodybuilding and fitness has shown love and support… with stars like Kay Green My condolences to Macmillan’s friends and family.

Cedric is the third bodybuilder to pass away in the past few months. Shawn Roden Die In November. George Peterson Die in October.