do you realize that jay has finished first or second in EVERY olympia for the last decade (minus 1 year he didnt compete)
won the arnold classic at will
was the first guy to lose the olympia, and in the face od industy-wide doubt and adversity..........came back with his arguably his best package ever
started out from the bottom of the fuckign bottom climbing his way from the "did not place" catagory to a multiple time winner
i think jay cutler has earned his fucking warrior stripes (as much as one can be a "warrior" in a sport where you job is to oil up and pose in a thong for other men)
but seriously jay is probably the most impressive of them all, cause he, on paper, shoudl never have been a good bodybuilder
Jay has had more help getting to where he is than Clarence Thomas. When Jay first came on the scene he was getting Magazine covers, remember the infamous 1996 MuscleMag towel cover shot? Then he was giving the Arnold Classic twice over a better conditioned Cormier---Johnny Fitness had said that Jay's back was thicker and more defined than Cormier's...and the pics proved otherwise. Jay is and has been a marketer's wet dream, Mr. All American (and we won't go into what that entails). If Jay was actually for the competition, he wuldn't have lost in the first place. They were sending him a signal. And then he won over The People's Champ, Phil Heath, with a package that was not as good as last year...and He still hasn't gotten rid of the wrinkles in his back.
He's no gym warrior, no hardcore, he's no Aaron "Mr. Intensity" Maddron, but what he is, is Mr. O. No, he won't be known for his insane lifts 5 weeks out from the Mr. O, for his insane back detail, density, or beating a prime 1993 Flex Wheeler. Nor will he be known for being the Lion that held off the Leopard known as Shawn Ray or the Jaguar known as Kev Levrone. He won't be known for losing to Gunter, and then coming back and outmassing him....No, Jay will be known as just as that, Jay Cutler, Mr. O, no shock, no awe inspiring motivation for kids of another generation, but just a footnote.