Even in his prime (1995 - mid 1999) Nasser was defeated countless times by Levrone (9), Dillet, Wheeler (4), Coleman (4), Cormier (2), Taylor (3), Clairmonte (2), Ray (1). Note none of these guys have the last name Yates. These defeats occured during Nasser's peak. At what you claim is his best.
From 95 to 99 Nasser beat all of those guys much more often than they beat him. Yes, when entering 30+ shows over those years, there will be a few instances where some of them may place higher in specific shows, but more often than not Nasser beat those guys. Like I said, top 3 in 29 of 31 consecutive shows during that period. Each of the other men you listed had placings below 4th during that period, except for Nasser. The only man who was undefeated during that period was Dorian, and like the pictures, videos and his friendships show, this was largely due to politics and bias. Other than Shawn Ray, Nasser is the only man out of the names you listed who was outspoken, which is not good for one's contest placings either. Having a "non-white" name also didn't help.
And LOL @ the fact that you took the time to go through each of those contests' placings and noted each name that was ahead of Nasser and the # of times during those years. Obsessed much?
if Dorian Yates doesn't exist, Nasser still only wins 1 Olympia, 1997. In 1996, Ray beats him but Nasser has the unfair advantage of taking illegal diuretics much closer to the show then anyone else. He's DQ'd and places last. In 1995, Levrone beats him. In 1999, it was between Ronnie and Flex. Nasser was a distant 3rd.
Practically every competitor took diuretics in 96. There were rumours that there would be a test but no test was actually done. Ask anyone who competed at the 96 O if you want confirmation of this. Nasser was DQ'd because he told Mike Matarazzo that he took diuretics (in passing) who ratted him out.
Don't be so naive to think that IFBB is such a credible organization with fair judging and practices. A lot happens behind the scenes. Nasser's book will shed light on much of this.