By TROY MUKUPA
As the stage is set for a thrilling bodybuilding showdown at the College of Music in Zimbabwe today, Zambia’s Fitness Physiques Africa champion, William “The Machine” Sichone, is confident of defending his title in today’s tournament, citing intense training and mental preparation as key to his success. With his sights firmly set on victory, Sichone is primed to unleash his impressive physique and leave the competition in awe.
Sichone’s journey to the top has been nothing short of remarkable. From humble beginnings to becoming one of Africa’s top bodybuilders, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of what’s possible. With titles in both Zambia and Zimbabwe under his belt, Sichone is no stranger to the winner’s circle.
So, what drives Sichone to succeed? According to the bodybuilding sensation, it’s a combination of hard work, dedication, and a passion for the sport. “I didn’t come all the way to Zimbabwe to hand over the title to someone else,” he said. “I will prove just that, today, that I am the best. For me their is no plan-B, only plan-A, and I’m bringing out that A-game today”
In a recent interview, Sichone shared his thoughts on his bodybuilding journey, his preparation for the tournament, and his goals for the future. “My bodybuilding journey began about a decade ago, when I first started working out to improve my overall health and fitness,” he said. “As I progressed, I discovered a passion for bodybuilding and decided to pursue it competitively.”
When asked about the significance of being Mr. Fitness Physiques Africa, Sichone replied, “It’s a source of pride and fulfillment, knowing that I’ve achieved something that few others have. Professionally, it’s opened doors to new opportunities and collaborations, allowing me to inspire and motivate others in the bodybuilding and fitness industry.”
Sichone’s preparation for the tournament has been intense. “I intensified my training regimen, focusing on fine-tuning my physique and addressing areas for improvement, including a good healthier diet,” he said. “Mentally, I worked on building my mental toughness and resilience, visualizing success and staying focused on my goals.”
As Sichone takes to the stage today, he has a message for his fans and supporters. “I’m proud to be an ambassador for my country, and I’m committed to making Zambia proud,” he said. “It’s a great opportunity to showcase our talent and potential, and I’m honored to be part of it.”
Beyond defending his title, Sichone’s goal is to continue pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in bodybuilding. “I’d like to compete at the international level, potentially in the Mr. Universe or Mr. Olympia competitions,” he said. “I’m also passionate about mentoring and coaching others, sharing my knowledge and experience to help them achieve their own goals in the sport.”
