The King, Ronnie Coleman, is throwing his hat into the ring of NFTs. Coleman is set to launch his limited edition NFT collection on May 2nd, 2022. With multiple bodybuilders and fitness influencers entering the space of NFTs, will Coleman’s collection be able to offer any special utility?
Find out more about Ronnie Coleman’s NFTs below.
Ronnie Coleman NFTs
Ronnie Coleman is set to offer a General Collection of 1,410 limited edition NFTs that drop on May 2nd, 2022. These collectible NFTs come with several perks and benefits, including access to workout at Coleman’s private gym in Orlando, Florida, a chance to win a Tesla Model 3, entrance into private group chats with Ronnie, and discounts on products and exclusive merch.
The rare collections that Coleman is dropping are based on the years he won his 8 Mr. Olympia titles. The collections all come with different benefits and are named after the years 1998-2005 that feature one of his memorable poses.
These 8 collections are limited editions 1 of 1’s that come with extra perks such as a one-on-one workout with the King himself, front row tickets to Mr. Olympia, trips to other bodybuilding shows, and more.
The eight planned collections are:
- 1998: That Cobra Back
- 1999: Well Rounded
- 2000: 4-Dimensional Muscle
- 2001: Life Or Death
- 2002: Fly Birdie, Fly
- 2003: Meat Market
- 2004: Super Human
- 2005: Game Over
The most expensive NFT that Coleman is dropping that isn’t part of the 8 above is the Signature Series collection, where Coleman is dressed as a King. This NFT is a 1 of 1, and the price starts at 2 Ethereum. This NFT offers the most benefits and perks that are commensurate with the price.
You can read more about the exact benefits and details of Ronnie Coleman’s NFT collection on here.
CLOSING THOUGHTS
Ronnie Coleman isn’t the first big name in bodybuilding to try to cash in on the NFT craze. Four-time Mr. Olympia, Jay Cutler has his series of Meta Pumps, as well as three-time Mr. Olympia Brandon Hendrickson. Ronnie Coleman seems like he’s doing right by offering some pretty sweet perks alongside his NFT collection.
As with any NFTs, buyers should be prepared to lose their investment if things don’t pan out as they hope, but in this case, we can’t imagine a world where Ronnie Coleman would jeopardize his legacy to make a quick buck.
What do you think about Ronnie Coleman offering an NFT collection?
Kiel DiGiovanni
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