Cast Your Vote Now For The MH People’s Choice Cover

By Mens Health Staff | May 1, 2021

Though the eyes of the world have begun turning towards the US and the long build-up to the 2020 election, a rougher, higher-stakes contest is brewing here on home turf, in a rivalry borne out of Chris Hemsworth’s fitness app, Centr.

Since the launch of Hemworth’s Centr app nearly a year ago, and the reveal of ‘Fat Thor’ earlier in 2019, new heroes and potential Men’s Health cover men have emerged, with two men leading the charge: Luke Zocchi and Bobby Holland Hanton. Both fiercely competitive and equally worthy of a cover, the team at MH couldn’t split the two, so we’re leaving the choice in your hands in our very first PEOPLE’S CHOICE COVER.

Voting for the 2020 People’s Choice cover is now closed. The winner will be announced on the cover of our March issue, on sale Feb 3.

James Geer

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