[quote]xilinx wrote:
Flex Wheeler. Small joints, huge full muscle bellies, perfect flow and proportions.
(well, he didn’t win. But he should have!)[/quote]
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But if the OP means Mr O winners, then I’m going with Phil Heath.
[quote]xilinx wrote:
Flex Wheeler. Small joints, huge full muscle bellies, perfect flow and proportions.
(well, he didn’t win. But he should have!)[/quote]
X2
But if the OP means Mr O winners, then I’m going with Phil Heath.
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No, competitors is fine.
But it would be good if you state a reason for why you think they didnt win…
The only answer that will appease both the mass lovers and the aesthetics lovers is Haney. If he didnt retire he would have been 10+ time mr o, for a reason.
Not as in to the bodybuilding scene as most here, but I personally think Levrone has the best overall physique. He looked like a comic book character. And, he was as strong as he looked.
[quote]xilinx wrote:
Flex Wheeler. Small joints, huge full muscle bellies, perfect flow and proportions.
(well, he didn’t win. But he should have!)[/quote]
x2
If Ronnie Coleman at his best stepped on stage with any other Mr. Olympia winner at their best, he would destroy them. He is the absolute greatest of all time.
Ronnie is like a tear in the continuum of bodybuilding. In most sports, champions of the present would beat those of the past in competition. Ronnie is such a genetic freak that he shatters this assumption.
lol, and I’m not even a Ronnie fan. I’ve always liked Levrone the best.
ProfX, people won’t come to Vegas to see an Olympia where such a physique wins??[/quote]
What are you talking about?
Back then, he was one of the biggest dudes on stage.
Today, he would not be.
He also competed recently enough for most people to still remember it.
Today, they would likely treat him like Ced Mcmillan is being treated…hyped but constantly pushed to get even bigger…which is exactly what Wheeler ended up doing.
That is why you guys didn’t pick a vid of his later career.