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2012 Mr. Olympia, Phil Heath, poses for a portrait Wednesday, September 18, 2013, in Los Angeles. Heath's quest for the Olympia title is the focal point of director, Vlad Yudin's bodybuilding documentary,
2012 Mr. Olympia, Phil Heath, poses for a portrait Wednesday, September 18, 2013, in Los Angeles. Heath's quest for the Olympia title is the focal point of director, Vlad Yudin's bodybuilding documentary,Nick Ut/Associated Press

Mr. Olympia 2017 Results: Phil Heath Ties Arnold Schwarzenegger with 7 Titles

Rob GoldbergSep 16, 2017

Phil Heath won his seventh straight Mr. Olympia title, tying Arnold Schwarzenegger with seven career titles in the prestigious bodybuilding competition.

Only Lee Haney and Ronnie Coleman have more career titles with eight.

The 37-year-old outdueled Mamdouh "Big Ramy" Elssbiay in a close battle for first place Saturday night in Las Vegas.

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Here is a look at the top five from the main event:

1. Phil Heath

2. Mamdouh Elssbiay

3. William Bonac

4. Dexter Jackson

5. Shawn Rhoden

Heath entered as the favorite after winning each competition of this decade. His consistency year in, year out made him the obvious choice most seasons.

However, Elssbiay came in strong and made it a legitimate fight for the 2017 title.

The two top competitors were side-by-side early on, and it was clear one of these two would be taking home the top prize:

Dan Hevia gave his thoughts on Big Ramy:

Marc Lobliner of TigerFitness.com put his money on Heath:

While there were impressive showings from others on the stage, including William Bonac, who passed some more established competitors to earn a third-place finish, it ended up coming down to the expected two.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson made the call, naming Heath as the champion for the seventh year in a row.

Generation Iron captured the emotion from the veteran after earning the win:

Heath is now one win away from tying the all-time record of eight wins held by Coleman and Haney, making it a near certainty he will be back going for the win in 2018. However, the 33-year-old Elssbiay and others will be gunning for the title next time around.

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