Jerry Ward Bodybuilder Cause Of Death

Jerry Ward, an NPC/IFBB pro judge, coach, and bodybuilder, has suddenly passed away at age 46. His cause of death is not known.

His demise was announced by bodybuilding promoter Gary Udit.

“Sadly we lost a terrific friend today with the passing of Jerry Ward. Jerry died suddenly last night. He was here in Pittsburgh commentating on the Live Stream of the NPC Teen, Collegiate and Masters Nationals. In the NPC and IFBB PRO LEAGUE over the years Jerry was an excellent competitor, judge, expediter, head judge and PPV commentator”, Udit announced.

Ward had been live for Udit’s 2022 NPC Teen, Collegiate and Masters Nationals in Pittsburgh, PA, and had uploaded a video on his YouTube channel, before his passing.

Ward launched his career in bodybuilding as far back as 1994 and had gone ahead to bag a personal trainer certification.

Ward worked as a fitness model, wrestler and appeared in TV shows and TV commercials.

Ward emerged as an NPC and IFBB Pro judge, and launched his a supplement brand, plus a personal training outfit named Bios3 Training.

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