Chris Bumstead won the 2022 Mr. Olympia Classic Physique Championship. The 58th edition of the tournament took place from December 15 to 18 in Las Vegas.Bumstead, also known as Cbum, had been the fan favorite to win the championship, and he defended his title this year.Chris faced stiff competition from two-time Arnold Classic winner Terence Ruffin, but nothing could stop him from clinching the Mr. Olympia Classic Physique medal, and he took home $50,000 in prize money. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTrailing behind him were Ramon Rocha Queiroz and Urs Kalecinski, who bagged the second and third positions, respectively.It is worth noting that the Mr. Olympia champion has returned to Las Vegas. It has been organized in Orlando, Florida, for the past two years due to the global pandemic. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostEleven events were scheduled in the women's and men's divisions for the 2022 edition of the tournament. Andrea Shaw won the Ms. Olympia title for the third time in a row, while Big Ramy competed to regain the Mr. Olympia title but lost to Hadi Choopan.2022 Mr. Olympia Classic Physique ResultsWinner: Chris BumsteadPrize money: $50,000Second Place: Ramon Rocha QueirozPrize money: $20,000Third Place: Urs KalecinskiPrize money: $10,000Fourth Place: Breon AnsleyPrize money: $6,000Fifth Place: Mike SommerfeldPrize money: $4,000Sixth Place: Terrence RuffinSeventh Place: Fabian MayrEighth Place: Wesley VissersNinth Place: Alex CambroneroTenth Place: Michael Daboul2022 Classic Physique Olympia winners so far2016: Danny HesterVenue: Las Vegas2017: Breon AnsleyVenue: Las Vegas2018: Breon AnsleyVenue: Las Vegas2019: Chris BumsteadVenue: Las Vegas2020: Chris BumsteadVenue: Florida2021: Chris BumsteadVenue: Florida2022: Chris BumsteadVenue: Las VegasEarly and professional career of Chris BumsteadChris Bumstead is widely recognized by his nickname "Cbum." The Canadian IFBB professional bodybuilder was born on February 2, 1995, in Ottawa, Florida.He was born and brought up in the capital of Canada and was involved in numerous sports during his school days. Bumstead started weightlifting and bodybuilding when he was 14. He worked on his legs and developed a good physique.His sister's boyfriend, Iain Valliere, introduced him to bodybuilding competitions and coached him to learn more about bodybuilding. The two have since worked together before splitting up ahead of the 2022 Mr. Olympia competition. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostGrowing up, Chris Bumstead enjoyed bodybuilding as a hobby. He took it seriously when he met his sister's boyfriend, Iain, who quickly saw potential in him and trained him for the championships.In 2014, Chris competed in his first tournament with his sister, Melissa Valliere, and they both won. The victory helped him realize his passion, and Chris became serious about bodybuilding.Cbum made his debut in the bodybuilding championships at the age of 19, and by the time he was 21, he had won his first championship. Bumstead has won four IFBB tournaments and four Mr. Olympia Classic Physique championships. He finished second in two Mr. Olympia Classic physique championships before winning the first.