Nasser hits the nail on the head in interview part 2...

[Captain Equipoise]

" Pro bodybuilders are basically male beauty queens who require more work than the average guy."

- Nasser.

[gordiano]

" Pro bodybuilders are basically male beauty queens who require more work than the average guy."

- Nasser.

I read that, and started to laugh. It's refreshing to hear it from someone who has "been there".

[McFarland]

Agreed; alot of the insight Nasser offers in that interview is spot on. 

[Captain Equipoise]

Especially towards the end of the interview where he says how sick he is of people coming up to him and asking for shit.. you can kind of see why he would give out 'wrong' advice if he gets constantly nagged about dosages and drugs.

Shit, I would too,  "yeah, uhh.. take 300mg of dbol a day, 2500mg of test a day, and eat only seedless cucumbers" Hehe..

[McFarland]

Especially towards the end of the interview where he says how sick he is of people coming up to him and asking for shit.. you can kind of see why he would give out 'wrong' advice if he gets constantly nagged about dosages and drugs.

Shit, I would too,  "yeah, uhh.. take 300mg of dbol a day, 2500mg of test a day, and eat only seedless cucumbers" Hehe..

I asked him about insulin way back a long time ago at a show in Knoxville, TN and he told me to maybe just try taking 10iu's post workout of Humulin R and see what happens, how it goes, you know...  So I thought he was really cool to even address it, you know I could have been anyone so he was real cool to give me something to work with, you know, a place to start, and also enough to confirm that yes, this stuff was being used by guys like him.  When I got close to him he was in the middle of telling the group of guys in front of me how Shawn Ray had rented the Lamborghini Diablo that he was showing off in one of his Mitsu videos, so I asked him or clarification and he repeated it and we had a good laugh together about it.  He's just a funny guy.  Did anyone see the interview they did of him at last years' FIBO where he was naming again some of the things he had been asked that day?  Hilarious shit.   

[mass 04]

Nasser is a cool guy, it's good to see a "pro" be honest about something for once. It's refreshing

[saucetradomous]

someone link me to the interview

[McFarland]

someone link me to the interview

Here ya go bro. 

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson317.htm

[Wanocki]

this is cool

[dragonheart]

And to come back to 1997 (Mr. Olympia), Flex Wheeler came to me after the prejudging (which was on a Friday, so that they had the finals on Saturday - in order for them to generate more entrance ticket money in Long Beach, California) and told me backstage if I knew that they would not give me my very deserved title. I did not say too much because I hoped that he was wrong. But as we all know, Dorian Yates won the Olympia again, the very next day.

He won despite a huge belly (looking like he was pregnant in the sixth month), a waist like a drum, a torn up left biceps, a freshly torn left triceps, a quad tear left, a quad tear right, a torn right hip.

He won it with a perfect score, which was just unbelievable. This was a completely staged outcome and the biggest bodybuilding robbery of the 20th century by the clique of judges who "judged".

I also have to say that some judges had Dorian Yates even in third and fourth place, because about 13 judges judged officially. I think you just use seven of the score sheets. But these judges' (who scored Dorian lower) score sheets had not been used and some of the judges' had then been removed from the judging panel because they did not produce what was expected of them to produce.

I agree 100%.  Dorian, especially in 97, was shit.