Stephen A. Smith shows off incredible physical transformation achieved without ‘Ozempic or steroids’

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Stephen A. Smith shows off incredible physical transformation achieved without ‘Ozempic or steroids’

Stephen A. Smith shows off physical transformation to fix his health, has not used Ozempic or steroids

Stephen A. Smith has been working on his health for quite a while. In a video released on his official social media account, the ESPN analyst showcased his incredible physical transformation. And he has achieved this without resorting to Ozempic or steroids.

After vowing to fix his health, Stephen Anthony Smith has finally showcased the fruits of his hard work. In the video, he narrates his journey and shows an initial picture of himself with a belly. 

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That was me a year ago. I can't even tell you how bad I was. Nearly 30% body fat, a cholesterol level over 300, and .1 point away from being a full-blown diabetic. This is a year later. I had people come up 'that Ozempic must be good'. I didn't take that. I'm doing cardio 6 days a week, weightlifting five days a week.
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Stephen A. Smith laid it out when he confirmed that he has not resorted to the diabetic weight loss drug Ozempic. Nor has he taken any steroids in an attempt to speed up his weight loss.

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This time last year, Stephen A. Smith was gaining a lot of weight. So much so that his ESPN colleagues used to mention it a few times, asking him to do something about it. As revealed in this talk, he was close to reaching unhealthy levels of cholesterol and diabetes. If he had crossed those limits, it would have forced him to take medicine.

Fast-track a year forward, and Stephen A. Smith is a changed man. The loudmouth talking is still there, but the physically bloated body has disappeared. Now, he is fit and credits his trainer for bringing him to a healthy state without having to resort to steroids.

Stephen A. Smith looking to be the highest-paid sports analyst in history

Stephen A. Smith’s contract with ESPN will expire in June 2025. As the most recognizable face of the company, Smith is looking for a considerable increase over his current contract. When his existing contract was renewed, the New York native was the highest-paid sports analyst. But since then, deals for Troy Aikman and Pat McAfee have surpassed him.

Now, he is looking for a contract worth $20 million a year. After all, he has been the No. 1 rated sports analyst covering the NBA, NFL, and other sports for a long time. He now demands a paycheck according to that. However, there are talks about an interest in a television career away from sports.

Whatever direction he takes, Stephen Anthony Smith has to be on his A-game. And for that, his physical transformation to regain his health is of equal importance as his ability to talk. Therefore, his year of hard work seems to be definitely paying off.

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