His ads for his products in the rags are pretty cool as far as his marketing skills go post-retirement. He has his old lady on the page next to his column in MD and he uses a pretty cool strategy for his fat-burner.
He say's something like "This stuff is strong and if you aren't used to stimulants don't buy this shit" and he's like " this is not one of those bullshit ads that's tries to get you to buy stuff by saying it's too strong, this shit is really strong and if you can't handle it, I don't want your business"
I wonder truly how that is working for him. Is his supplement company doing O.K or is it one of those things that is hanging by a thread? He was shrewd and very business-like on stage, one would assume he would do well in the supplement world also...(?)
I always think that Lee Labradas supplement company is probably just O.K, Ronnie Coleman really has to bust his ass with his and Shawn Ray with his Oxygen shit is probably barely affording the ad space... who knows?
Dorian always looks like he's ready to take a nice long nap. He doesn't look like he ever gets overly excited about anything.
I own the original "Blood and Guts" on VHS (lol) so I guess I'm a fan, no?