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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #75 on: February 19, 2008, 10:36:14 AM »
 I mean get serious and this isn't even Yates ( or Ronnie ) at his best

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #76 on: February 19, 2008, 10:47:24 AM »
are you guys really going to go through this all over again?

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #77 on: February 19, 2008, 10:48:06 AM »
I mean get serious and this isn't even Yates ( or Ronnie ) at his best

You've really made a point there. ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)

Don't bother bringing up contest rankings, pay attention to Coleman's ownage in width & taper this time.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #78 on: February 19, 2008, 12:41:04 PM »
I agree with Flex magazine putting Joel Stubbs above Lee Haney. While Haney's back looked more impressive in the back double biceps and front lat spread, the sheer width and thickness of Joel's back when viewed from the rear is overwhelming.


Joel has great width and thickness, but his back double bi is a joke. I uderstand why he is up there though. I guess width and mass rules the list.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #79 on: February 19, 2008, 12:52:02 PM »
I'm an idiot who can't read or formulate a proper argument

yeah, I thought so.

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You most certainly have NOT corrected me especially not on the subject of competitive bodybuilding , I've exposed how little you know countless times and the only reason you mentioned the religious section is because you feel you'd have more luck there and again at this point you're lucky I'm even responding to you , but I do enjoy correcting you

I most certainly have corrected you many times. I've posted several quotes from IFBB judges, pros, and bodybuilding experts that contradict you. I've exposed how biased you are - selecting which quotes to accept and ignore (sometimes from the same source). You've been reduced to a bitter fan-boy who's High School crush has been relegated to 2nd place.

The reason I mentioned the religious section is b/c the posters are generally more intelligent, and I take on a more serious tone when I post there. Luck has nothing to do with it. Ask usmokepole if you don't believe me. You would get verbally raped if you tried the same bullshit antics there.

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Ronnie's back at 247 pounds was not HUGE it was at among its smallest albeit dense & defined , 2003 his back was huge ( and soft ) and you're damn right he gives up a lot of size when compared to a 269 pound Dorian Yates ! and Ronnie's back was bigger in 99 than Dorians? how the fuck did you come to this conclusion? your dumb ' comparisons ' ? stop typing blanket statements seriously , also keep in mind Ronnie has a small waist & hips that help add to the ILLUSION of width , Dorian's back is wide as fuck even with a thick waist so that should tell to a lot

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Peter McGough – Flex Magazine, August 2005

"Personally, the best physique I ever saw onstage was Ronnie's at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic. He was cut, full, trim in the waist and a monster (proving that when you're supersharp, you look superbig) at 247 pounds. Ronnie sporting that look would, in my opinion, be unbeatable."

John Hansen, 2x Mr. Natural Universe and Mr. Natural Olympia

"With his incredible thickness and muscle shape, Coleman doesn't need to weigh over 260 pounds on stage to look big. When he won the Arnold Classic last year, Ronnie only weighed 247 pounds but he looked like he weighed 20 pounds heavier."

Jim Stoppani - Flex, July 2005

"Has anyone ever displayed a more muscular, more shredded, higher-quality physique than a 247-pound Ronnie Coleman at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic?"

Dexter Jackson – Getbig Interview 2004

“I am not the gossip type. I let them do all the talking, and I let my physique back my talking up. I know Craig Titus was saying something like he knows that Lee Priest is 200 pounds, I’m 220 pounds, and he is 250 pounds, and all this shit, but what Craig does not realize is that his 250 pounds is not like Ronnie Coleman’s 250 pounds. See what I am saying? I think I have proven to everyone that size doesn't matter. You don't look at Craig and say 'whoa, that’s a big dude’. You might say that about Ronnie or Jay at 250, but not Craig.”

NOT ONE OF THE ABOVE QUOTES MENTIONS 01 ASC RONNIE LOOKING SMALL. ON THE CONTRARY, THEY ALL COMMENT ON HIS SIZE AND MUSCULARITY.

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a better taper doesn't mean his back is better thats weak

a better taper is just one of Ronnie's advantages over Dorian. Taper alone doesn't make for a better back just as trap striations alone don't make for a better back.

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spare me the left/right symmetry thats a straw of the first order

not when comparing the top 2 backs of all-time. We must pick at straws in order to decide who's better. It's like comparing a Ferrari to a Lamborghini. If we were comparing a Ferrari to a Mustang, then I'd agree with you.

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fulless ( i.e. softness ) and lower back thickness thats just a retarded statement already dismissed

Ronnie's lats are fuller and his lower back is thicker. Dorian's erector spinae appear to be missing in some poses.








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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #80 on: February 19, 2008, 01:07:06 PM »
eww, Dorian's bacne looks gross!!! :-\






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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #81 on: February 19, 2008, 01:14:20 PM »
man, this is simply unbeatable  :o

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #82 on: February 19, 2008, 02:48:26 PM »
yeah, I thought so.

I most certainly have corrected you many times. I've posted several quotes from IFBB judges, pros, and bodybuilding experts that contradict you. I've exposed how biased you are - selecting which quotes to accept and ignore (sometimes from the same source). You've been reduced to a bitter fan-boy who's High School crush has been relegated to 2nd place.

The reason I mentioned the religious section is b/c the posters are generally more intelligent, and I take on a more serious tone when I post there. Luck has nothing to do with it. Ask usmokepole if you don't believe me. You would get verbally raped if you tried the same bullshit antics there.

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Peter McGough – Flex Magazine, August 2005

"Personally, the best physique I ever saw onstage was Ronnie's at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic. He was cut, full, trim in the waist and a monster (proving that when you're supersharp, you look superbig) at 247 pounds. Ronnie sporting that look would, in my opinion, be unbeatable."

John Hansen, 2x Mr. Natural Universe and Mr. Natural Olympia

"With his incredible thickness and muscle shape, Coleman doesn't need to weigh over 260 pounds on stage to look big. When he won the Arnold Classic last year, Ronnie only weighed 247 pounds but he looked like he weighed 20 pounds heavier."

Jim Stoppani - Flex, July 2005

"Has anyone ever displayed a more muscular, more shredded, higher-quality physique than a 247-pound Ronnie Coleman at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic?"

Dexter Jackson – Getbig Interview 2004

“I am not the gossip type. I let them do all the talking, and I let my physique back my talking up. I know Craig Titus was saying something like he knows that Lee Priest is 200 pounds, I’m 220 pounds, and he is 250 pounds, and all this shit, but what Craig does not realize is that his 250 pounds is not like Ronnie Coleman’s 250 pounds. See what I am saying? I think I have proven to everyone that size doesn't matter. You don't look at Craig and say 'whoa, that’s a big dude’. You might say that about Ronnie or Jay at 250, but not Craig.”

NOT ONE OF THE ABOVE QUOTES MENTIONS 01 ASC RONNIE LOOKING SMALL. ON THE CONTRARY, THEY ALL COMMENT ON HIS SIZE AND MUSCULARITY.

a better taper is just one of Ronnie's advantages over Dorian. Taper alone doesn't make for a better back just as trap striations alone don't make for a better back.

not when comparing the top 2 backs of all-time. We must pick at straws in order to decide who's better. It's like comparing a Ferrari to a Lamborghini. If we were comparing a Ferrari to a Mustang, then I'd agree with you.

Ronnie's lats are fuller and his lower back is thicker. Dorian's erector spinae appear to be missing in some poses.


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yeah, I thought so.

Still playing follow the leader  ;)

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I most certainly have corrected you many times. I've posted several quotes from IFBB judges, pros, and bodybuilding experts that contradict you. I've exposed how biased you are - selecting which quotes to accept and ignore (sometimes from the same source). You've been reduced to a bitter fan-boy who's High School crush has been relegated to 2nd place.

You haven't corrected jack shit you made feeble attempts and fell flat on your face as usual. and every quote you posted was addressed , corrected and dismissed you posted quote relative to Ronnie competition and attempted to apply them to Yates lol thats corrected?

and again I'm not an idiot like you I can agree or disagree with quote I want especially if their subjective , you're the idiot who claimed if you believe one quote you're not bound by all of them  ::) I mean give me a break and you contradicted yourself by doing exactly what you're accusing me of , picking & choosing this makes you a hypocrite and not a very bright one on top of that

For months you posted that quote about Ronnie 2001 being unbeatable , yet when McGough states that Ronnie 2001 wouldn't beat Yates at 269 pounds that quote became useless lol you didn't want to play the quote game anymore just like the FACT that Ronnie was never as hard or as dry as Yates then you ignored that quote , just like the quote saying 2001 was his best showing and NOT 2003 as you like to claim once again Neo playing pick & choose what quotes he likes and dislikes , so again you haven't corrected shit and you're a hypocrite to boot and wrong

And while on the topic stop projecting your homoerotic fantasies on me ( rape and high school crush ) what would Freud say? Yates wasn't my hero I wasn't rooting for him in 1993 I wanted Flex Wheeler to win , I would never want to emulate Yates' physique or his training style , he's not my hero this is a lie you love to keep spreading and once again your projecting your fan-boy hero worship of Coleman on me you think every is like you sorry sport not the case

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The reason I mentioned the religious section is b/c the posters are generally more intelligent, and I take on a more serious tone when I post there. Luck has nothing to do with it. Ask usmokepole if you don't believe me. You would get verbally raped if you tried the same bullshit antics there.

The reason you mentioned the religious section because you've been getting your ass kicked on on here and feel you'd have better luck else where , and again if your tactics on the truce thread are any indication of your abilities in general you'd get your dumb ass stomped over there as well but don't worry I have no desire to post in the religious section and again you bore me your lucky I'm still responding to you at this point

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Peter McGough – Flex Magazine, August 2005[/b]

"Personally, the best physique I ever saw onstage was Ronnie's at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic. He was cut, full, trim in the waist and a monster (proving that when you're supersharp, you look superbig) at 247 pounds. Ronnie sporting that look would, in my opinion, be unbeatable.

Thats been amended  ;)

While I’m on record as saying that the best physique I ever saw was Ronnie’s at the 2001 Arnold, he was never drier or harder than Dorian. In fact now that – 14 years after it happened – I recently for the first time saw the video of Dorian posing before the 1993 Olympia I have cause to rethink. I’m now not sure that Ronnie at 245 pounds would beat Dorian at 269 pounds. At a bigger bodyweight I think Ronnie would look soft next to an in-shape rock-hard Dorian.

On the subject of conditioning, no-one did it better than Dorian. He achieved a hardness and dryness (without losing fullness) that nobody has ever matched. In the flesh he looked even harder than he did in photos. It was like a statue made of granite was standing in front of you.


And to add insult to injury Yates at 269 pounds is both supersharp and super big so much for that quote and remember Neo using your retard logic you're bound to the quote I posted its all or nothing  ;)

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John Hansen, 2x Mr. Natural Universe and Mr. Natural Olympia[/b]

"With his incredible thickness and muscle shape, Coleman doesn't need to weigh over 260 pounds on stage to look big. When he won the Arnold Classic last year, Ronnie only weighed 247 pounds but he looked like he weighed 20 pounds heavier."

I.F.B.B. judge Roger Schwab

Man-mountain Dorian Yates was certainly the top gun in the 1993 Mr Olympia shootout. He was much bigger , better and harder than ever , and while his is never the prettiest physique on stage , he's assuredly the most God-awful muscular superman this sport has yet seen. Though Yates was lighter than Lou Ferrigno or Paul Dillett , he appeared to be the biggest man on stage-by far- and the hardest , dominating from beginning to end and every step in between.


This was Yates at 257 pounds , now imagine him at 269 pounds lol he would dwarf a 244 pound Ronnie Coleman no contest

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NOT ONE OF THE ABOVE QUOTES MENTIONS 01 ASC RONNIE LOOKING SMALL. ON THE CONTRARY, THEY ALL COMMENT ON HIS SIZE AND MUSCULARITY.

I wont comment on all the quotes because the above render the rest moot and they don't mention he looks small , but he is especially compared to other showings in 2001 he's comparable in terms of size as 1998 in fact he weighed 247 pounds in 1998 and roughly the same in 2001 he looks lean especially compared to 1999 and forget 2003 , he does look leaps & bounds better for it but make no mistake he looks lean and this isn't compared to a 269 pound Dorian Yates

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a better taper is just one of Ronnie's advantages over Dorian. Taper alone doesn't make for a better back just as trap striations alone don't make for a better back.

Taper does NOT make a better back , despite his better taper Coleman's front latspread pales in comparison to Yates , so much for that ' advantage ' that is a straw for you to grasp at and thats it , and it isn't just trap striations nice try at minimizing a clear cut advantage its trap size in general , trap separation from upper to lower and striations to boot ! corrected as usual

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Ronnie's lats are fuller and his lower back is thicker. Dorian's erector spinae appear to be missing in some poses.

His lats are fuller ? talk about a blanket statement if by fuller you mean softer sure ( depending on the year ) but the judges have this thing for density when combined with size and Yates wrote the book on it , ontop of having striated and feathered lats that insert lower near the waist more clear cut advantages for Dorian , and his spinal erectors appear to be missing in some poses? LMFAO what is that supposed to prove? that they're not there? again show me one single shot of Ronnie's x-mass tree that surpasses Yates , let me save you the trouble it doesn't exist and we both know , again more clear cut advantages for Yates


and in closing I wanted to touch on the topic of Yates being relegated to second as you claimed , like thats the final word its not its a subjective matter and its already been addressed with Yates coming out on top in 1999 by Team Flex the ' new ' list does not render these quotes moot

Ronnie Coleman 2003 : DESCRIBE DORIAN YATES: A close friend. Dorian is very intelligent, a great Mr. Olympia. He had the best side-chest pose and DESCRIBE DORIAN YATES: A close friend. Dorian is very intelligent, a great Mr. Olympia. He had the best side-chest pose and the thickest freakiest back I have ever seen.


Samir Bannout who had one of the best backs mind you on Cutler 2001

Jay Cutler blows the other bodybuilders away with the crisp detail of his muscularity from top to bottom. He has superior calves, hamstrings and glutes. His back is detailed and big, but it does not match up well against Ronnie, who has the second-best back in the history of bodybuilding behind the great Dorian Yates

Ronnie has the second best back behind the great Dorian Yates

Whats your excuse now 2001? post ASC



Ellington Darden, Ph.D. " best back - Dorian Yates "


FROM MARKUS RUHL

October 2000, FLEX page 166   


"DORIAN YATES HAD THE BEST BACK IN THE HISTORY OF BODYBUILDING.  HIS LAT SPREAD WAS UNBELIEVABLE.  HIS SIZE, MASS, AND CONDITIONING WERE PERFECT,"


Team Flex 1999 - Dorian Yates best back


Again all Pro-Yates and post retirement so if you think for a single moment this new list is final than you're more stupid than I originally thought


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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #83 on: February 19, 2008, 03:00:03 PM »
eww, Dorian's bacne looks gross!!! :-\



funny your harp on that and ignore bitch-tits  ;)

whats your excuse now?

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #84 on: February 19, 2008, 03:04:27 PM »
WOW i have never seen some of these Dorian pics, he looks amazing in them :o

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #85 on: February 19, 2008, 03:09:10 PM »
No wonder why 8 time Mr Olympia and the " Great Bodybuilder who ever lived " said Dorian had the thickest & freakiest back he ever seen

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #86 on: February 19, 2008, 04:01:35 PM »
for the love of god please, just please drop it.

no one else is even bothered in the slightest about this list other than you.

doesn't that tell you something.

find something better to do with your time and spare the rest of us

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #87 on: February 19, 2008, 04:08:06 PM »
for the love of god please, just please drop it.

no one else is even bothered in the slightest about this list other than you.

doesn't that tell you something.

find something better to do with your time and spare the rest of us

yeah, its pathetic how ND cannot stand that fact that Ronnie was rightfully placed at number one..

a sad sad man..
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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #88 on: February 19, 2008, 04:09:28 PM »
Kevin definitely agrees with the list! 8)
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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #89 on: February 19, 2008, 04:16:12 PM »
for the love of god please, just please drop it.

no one else is even bothered in the slightest about this list other than you.

doesn't that tell you something.

find something better to do with your time and spare the rest of us

Another typical post from you , you offer up nothing in the way of debate make lame comments and run off heed your own advice and do something better with your time.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #90 on: February 19, 2008, 04:18:50 PM »
yeah, its pathetic how ND cannot stand that fact that Ronnie was rightfully placed at number one..

a sad sad man..

Again Yates was number 1 LONG ago my friend  ;) and you can't stand the fact Ronnie knows Yates is better and has a better back

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #91 on: February 19, 2008, 04:21:17 PM »
Another typical post from you , you offer up nothing in the way of debate make lame comments and run off heed your own advice and do something better with your time.

You ve just nailed it there.

There's nothing to debate about.

Its just you refusing to accept a subjective list.

Again Yates was number 1 LONG ago my friend  ;) and you can't stand the fact Ronnie knows Yates is better and has a better back

Lists change.

Yates no. 1 in 1999

Ronnie no. 1 in 2008

This is something you need to comprehend.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #92 on: February 19, 2008, 04:30:55 PM »
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Lists change.

Yates no. 1 in 1999

Ronnie no. 1 in 2008

This is something you need to comprehend.

adios

hindsight is 20/20.

eg. look at how Peter McGough reflects years later on how Ronnie 99 advanced the sport the night he won the Olympia..

its pretty clear that Ronnie had a better back at his peak than dorian did.

real life shows this quite easily.
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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #93 on: February 19, 2008, 04:32:17 PM »
You ve just nailed it there.

There's nothing to debate about.

Its just you refusing to accept a subjective list.

Lists change.

Yates no. 1 in 1999

Ronnie no. 1 in 2008

This is something you need to comprehend.

adios

It being subjective is very open for debate ( duh )

and yeah because Ronnie's back was the best in 08  ::) again care to debate? or just run?

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #94 on: February 19, 2008, 04:35:27 PM »
hindsight is 20/20.

eg. look at how Peter McGough reflects years later on how Ronnie 99 advanced the sport the night he won the Olympia..

its pretty clear that Ronnie had a better back at his peak than dorian did.

real life shows this quite easily.

No this is where you're dead wrong no its not pretty clear , how is it clear when Ronnie lags behind? lol thats not clear and look how McGough said Ronnie would lose to Yates at 269 pounds and how Ronnie reflects years later how he could NEVER beat Yates lol

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sucker you walked right into that one

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #95 on: February 19, 2008, 04:42:59 PM »
Yes Ronnie Coleman had many years to reflect on what his best Olympia showing was and a few months back on Pro Bodybuilding Weekly he said his best Olympia showing was 1998 and more specifically because his conditioning was ' spot-on ' lol

Ronnie after years of reflection when posted the question how if he could beat Dorian Yates came to the conclusion in 2008 that Dorian would have continued to beat him

Yes after many years of reflection Ronnie Coleman who is the Greatest Bodybuilder Who Ever lived came to the conclusion he's never seen a more freakier & thicker back than Dorian Yates lol

Yes its pretty clear that when an 8 time Mr Olympia and the man with the most career wins and the Greatest Bodybuilder who ever lived says this he's right on the money .  ;)

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #96 on: February 19, 2008, 04:47:35 PM »
It being subjective is very open for debate ( duh )

and yeah because Ronnie's back was the best in 08  ::) again care to debate? or just run?

There isn't a debate because quite frankly no one really cares other than you about the results.

Please accept them.

This way no one else will be roped in to these silly discussions you promote ad nauseum.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #97 on: February 19, 2008, 05:04:02 PM »
nowhere does Ronnie say Dorian has the best back of all-time.

  "He had the freakiest back I've ever seen"

  Excuse me, but I think that Ronnie was including all bodybuilders who ever competed on a bodybuilding stage when he put the word "ever" there.

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #98 on: February 19, 2008, 06:46:14 PM »
peter mcgough- a real BB  expert and impartial objective opinion

an obese tub of lard Pom who was Yates bum chum  

i wonder if mcgough would have anything but praise for yates?  ::)

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Re: Flex Magazine: 20 Best Backs of All Time-- a bone to pick
« Reply #99 on: February 19, 2008, 07:15:49 PM »
yeah I thought so

still playing follow the leader? ;)

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You haven't corrected jack shit you made feeble attempts and fell flat on your face as usual. and every quote you posted was addressed , corrected and dismissed you posted quote relative to Ronnie competition and attempted to apply them to Yates lol thats corrected?

I've corrected you plenty of times. For example, you thought conditioning is synonymous with definition but not density. You have yet to correct the quotes I provided claiming Ronnie is the greatest bodybuilder of all-time. All you do is say "that's his personal opinion, which I disagree with" as if your word carries any weight against bodybuilding experts like Peter McGough, Shawn Perine, and Greg Merritt. ::)

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The reason you mentioned the religious section because you've been getting your ass kicked on on here and feel you'd have better luck else where , and again if your tactics on the truce thread are any indication of your abilities in general you'd get your dumb ass stomped over there as well but don't worry I have no desire to post in the religious section and again you bore me your lucky I'm still responding to you at this point

ha ha ha ha, you keep believing that. Anyone with a brain can see that your argument skills are piss poor. You misinterpret what you read half the time, contradict yourself, don't provide any evidence to support your arguments, and call anyone who disagrees with you a troll. You've deluded yourself into believing the whole world is wrong and you're right.

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Thats been amended

wtf does that have to do with Ronnie looking huge at the 01 ASC? Once again your reading comprehension fails you. :-\

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This was Yates at 257 pounds , now imagine him at 269 pounds lol he would dwarf a 244 pound Ronnie Coleman no contest

see above.