Right before the contest he won and then died after, Porter Cotrell
felt Momo's arms and they were cold and clammy but he also said that
was the hardest muscle he had ever felt on anyone. No Homo on
Poter's part. Probably saw the condition he was in and wanted to
check out how hard a totally dried out, fatless muscle felt.
I do believe that Momo was the 1st pro bodybuilder to usher
in a genuine GH, roid gut. it was very obvious and it's too bad
he felt he had to get even bigger to get better. He had filled out
his frame nicely and would have been even more competitive with
a little less mass without the belly. (Referring to post 1989 - his gut
was fine there.
