To Nasser's credit he was at least doing full ROM instead of those bullshit half and quarter reps.15 is still shitty for a 300 lbs muscular dude.
His benchpress is the weakest in the entire IFBB history hahahah
^^Wrong- Chris Dickerson could only bench 2 plates!
Dickerson lifted 790lbs in the three Olympic lifts on the day of his AAU Mr. America win weighing about 170. Most bodybuilders today get tired walking the day of the contest. Back in the day you had to Olympic lift for athletic points to prove you weren't a cosmetic athlete. If you can find a top ten pro today that can lift 300lbs off the floor to over head I wouldn't believe it. Dickerson had serious shoulder, back and knee issues toward the end of his career that was around 20 years of competing. He also trained very fast with light weights toward the end. Most guys who thought he was a pussy in the gym couldn't keep up with him after doing every exercise for around 6 sets of 10 with little rest in between sets.
Milos clearly. 256 reps with 12 pounds on incline is impressive.
eddie robinson.the guy had world bench records in his early 20's.
Brutal syntholled biceps. Also, In my two decades of frequenting gyms, that's the first time I've ever seen one "man" wipe the sweat off of another man's body between sets.
here is the great nasser 225 15 repsat 300lbs...
Strongest bodybuilders of all time:1. Svend Karlsen2. Jon Pall Sigmarsson3. Stan EfferdingThose are my three pics, also Stan and Svend both have IFBB Pro Cards
You missed out Gary Taylor,runner up to Dorian and Ian Harrison in the british champs,medalist in the olympics for weightlifting and winner of worlds strongest man contest.