Author Topic: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time  (Read 8901 times)

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Re: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time
« Reply #100 on: June 08, 2009, 04:16:32 PM »
of course you agree your the one working in a flower shop lol

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it matters because ND fails to understand logic, picks and chooses which quotes to conveniently believe, and sweeps contradictory evidence against his position under the carpet.

classic flower shop tactics lol





I don't work at a flower shop you keep pushing that because you can't offer up anything else

you know ZERO about competitive bodybuilding , how it's judges and what to look for this is a proven fact to sum up your stupidity in one quote from you

" Dorian should have lost the 1993 Mr Olympia to Flex Wheeler " lol

case closed I own you kid and I don't need to attack you personally  ;)

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Re: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time
« Reply #101 on: June 08, 2009, 05:46:40 PM »
Discuss

All I remember in 99 was Flex acting like a bch over placing 2nd.  Other than that, I think the 92 was much more entertaining.  Yates first O win...Shawn's condition, Louie,   Loui's fall, Leverone's 2nd place finnish, Shawns sighover placing 4th, Vince's eye, Vince getting down on stage despite the eye,  etc  etc...MOmo's last show,   Lee LaBrada's mass with class,   posing to Led Zpallen    that show ruled!!!!
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Re: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time
« Reply #102 on: June 08, 2009, 09:38:44 PM »


I don't work at a flower shop you keep pushing that because you can't offer up anything else

you know ZERO about competitive bodybuilding , how it's judges and what to look for this is a proven fact to sum up your stupidity in one quote from you

" Dorian should have lost the 1993 Mr Olympia to Flex Wheeler " lol

case closed I own you kid and I don't need to attack you personally  ;)

Yeah....ND works at a flower shop and I am nothing but a gimmick account.  Hulkster appears to be getting desperate.

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Re: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time
« Reply #103 on: June 08, 2009, 11:32:22 PM »


... even if someone does work in a flower shop, what in the wild world of sports does that have to do with the validity of his/her argument? 

Nothing, ND is head schmoe at the flower shop with several mexicans working under him, and rumor has it moonlights as a sanitary engineer. All superb. :-\

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Re: Was the 99' O The Best of All Time
« Reply #104 on: June 09, 2009, 05:25:34 AM »
Did he advance the sport in terms of muscular bulk? NO sorry Dorian was 257 in 1993 , did he advance the sport in density & dryness while being 257 pounds? NO Dorian did that in 1993 did he advance the sport as far as having near perfect balance & proportion while being hard as nails and dry as fuck at 257 pounds? NO Dorian did that in 1993

notice he still says 2001 Arnold Classic is better than 1999 Mr Olympia  ;) and you was smaller albeit harder and drier , you'll cling to this quote from McGough that he advanced the sport but dismiss him when he said on multiple occasions he was better conditioned , Mr Pick and chooses what quotes he wants and tosses the rest , typical hypocritical Hulkster

2001 beats 1999 Mr Olympia and what does Ronnie have to say on the subject? 1998 is his best Olympia showing more specifically because everything was spot-on , which means in 1999 everything was NOT spot-on

stick 1999 up your ass

Talk about clinging to quotes from McGough, you invented that! haha


P.S. Dorian's weight, although impressive, means nothing as it's not how heavy you are that matters. Kovacs is very heavy....does that mean he is advancing the sport?

Ronnie has smaller joints and rounder muscle bellies. Fact. More aesthetic, famously so. Shawn Ray pointed out on here that when Ronnie was competing against Dorian he didn't yet have Teh Chad conditioning yet so there's no comparison there, pure speculation.

Having said this I think for best overall line-up you'd have to go with '96 or one of those years, since Dillet, Clairmont, Matarazzo and all those awesome guys were there.