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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Royalty on January 21, 2020, 03:54:57 PM
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You've probably seen this footage before, but he looks flawless... just proves that the early 90’s amateur ranks had unbelievable depth
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He won that show one year later. I often called him a king-sized Bob Paris. I have him on my old VHS tapes, when I recorded "American Muscle" from ESPN. I first saw him in 1991 when he won the San Diego MuscleMania show. He lost the MuscleMania "Grand Champion" vote to Mike Francois, who won the Chicago show.
I also have his appearance in 1994 where he trains shoulders, en route to winning the USA.
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He won that show one year later. I often called him a king-sized Bob Paris. I have him on my old VHS tapes, when I recorded "American Muscle" from ESPN. I first saw him in 1991 when he won the San Diego MuscleMania show. He lost the MuscleMania "Grand Champion" vote to Mike Francois, who won the Chicago show.
I also have his appearance in 1994 where he trains shoulders, en route to winning the USA.
I recall that video. There was also footage of the blonde woman that married him... and promptly abandoned him as soon as he developed leukemia
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Only thing I can see wrong (if you can call it that) are his abs are a bit washed out (other than that he looked amazing!)
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I recall that video. There was also footage of the blonde woman that married him... and promptly abandoned him as soon as he developed leukemia
Yep! He said that in an interview in a 2003 issue of Muscular Development magazine. He also said he used growth hormone four times between the time he got leukemia and that interview.
I guess his attitude was YOLO. I think the thought process was that growth hormone makes everything grow, including cancer cells [I'm not sure if this has been medically substantiated, but it makes sense intuitively].
Sad that his woman ditched him once he got leukemia thought. You can't make that up.
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Only thing I can see wrong (if you can call it that) are his abs are a bit washed out (other than that he looked amazing!)
You could see the potential in 93. In 94 he realized that potential.
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Yep! He said that in an interview in a 2003 issue of Muscular Development magazine. He also said he used growth hormone four times between the time he got leukemia and that interview.
I guess his attitude was YOLO. I think the thought process was that growth hormone makes everything grow, including cancer cells [I'm not sure if this has been medically substantiated, but it makes sense intuitively].
Sad that his woman ditched him once he got leukemia thought. You can't make that up.
It depends on the specific cell receptors that the cancer expresses on its surface..... But generally speaking the logic is correct that gh will accelerate cancer, often faster than normal cells also.
One of the key surface cell receptors used by many cancer cells to proliferate are the igf receptors.
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Newman looked great here slightly washed out in a couple spots but a great physique and shit yeah the lineups were deep back then.
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Yep! He said that in an interview in a 2003 issue of Muscular Development magazine. He also said he used growth hormone four times between the time he got leukemia and that interview.
I guess his attitude was YOLO. I think the thought process was that growth hormone makes everything grow, including cancer cells [I'm not sure if this has been medically substantiated, but it makes sense intuitively].
Sad that his woman ditched him once he got leukemia thought. You can't make that up.
At least Phil ditched his wife after her cancer was in remission
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Losing to Francois is nothing to be ashamed of, that's for sure.
Mike was amazing and on to some great things before he got sick as well.
Seeing that pic of Bonac the other day, when you compare to those guys in the 90's, reminds of what Brian said to Stewie when he was juiced:
"You look like Lou Ferrigno's poop". Many modern guys look like piles of crap...
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:)