Quinn -vs- Quinn

[tommywishbone]

Quinn v. Quinn. Who ya got?

[ARNIE1947]

 

[tommywishbone]

 Excellent. 

[MCWAY]

Jim Quinn beat Mike Quinn in the WBF (4th place in 1991, 2nd place in 1992; Mike Quinn never made the top 5).

Mike Quinn, however, beat Jim Quinn in the IFBB, particularly in the 1994 NOC, where Mike placed 5th and qualified for the Olympia. Jim Quinn never qualified for the O.

But, here they are from 1991.

Mighty Mike Quinn:

"The Future" Jim Quinn:

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Jim Quinn actually trained his whole body.

[MCWAY]

Jim Quinn actually trained his whole body.

So did Mike Quinn. He just had weaker legs. Jim Quinn trained his lats but his back, compared to the rest of his frame ain't that wide (especially with a thick waist).


Here's Jim Quinn from 1992, where he placed 2nd to champion Gary Strydom.

[ARNIE1947]

 

[The Abdominal Snoman]

[JasonH]

Which one measured Flex's bodyfat at 0% at Golds?

Shifted Shapes would know.

[Hulkotron]

3. M. Quinn
2. J. Quinn
1. BDB

[Ronnie Rep]

Which one measured Flex's bodyfat at 0% at Golds?

Shifted Shapes would know.

Jim Quinn! Mike Quinn was a better IFBB Pro! Jim was one of the first mass monsters! Mikes upper body was great his legs always lagged behind his upper body!

[Parker]

Didnt Jim Quinn do the G4P scene as well? Or was that Craig Licker?

[tommywishbone]

Which one measured Flex's bodyfat at 0% at Golds?

Shifted Shapes would know.

No no no. Billy Smith wielded the calipers that measured Flex at 0.001 percent body fat, as Jim Quinn looked on.

[JasonH]

No no no. Billy Smith wielded the calipers that measured Flex at 0.001 percent body fat, as Jim Quinn looked on.

Hahaha, got it. 

[BayGBM]

Jim Quinn by a mile!

[tommywishbone]