Kevin Levrone going back on stage and making a comeback?

[dj181]

don't hate, appreciate

[The_Punisher]

wow, that's not bad at all, but to think that he can come up on stage and compete with these hungry young Lions and win, hell no.......he can win the masters with ease......bottom line is, old age await us at the front door, no one competes against father time and win.....if Kev wanna come back, good for him, I'd love to see him onstage

[ChristopherA]

The guy has hardly changed at all. Having said that, I agree with the people who say he was "all drugs".

Enlighten me to which guys arent "all drugs." You have the biggest drug dumpster of all as your avi. The guy who ushered in this new era of insulin abuse

[Tito24]

he will freeze on stage like his buddy paul dillet

[OTHstrong]

I remember bodybuilding used to be called an older man's sport, I don't know who coined the phrase.  People used to talk about muscle maturity that the younger guys didn't have.  When did things change?

Ya but maturity is the middle stage, sure it is better then the first stage( first 10-15 years of training), but there is a third stage and that is saggy, droopy and atrophied muscle which is the worst look.

[Pet shop boys]

These pics are from 2010 or 11...




WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHH

[orion]

Ya but maturity is the middle stage, sure it is better then the first stage( first 10-15 years of training), but there is a third stage and that is saggy, droopy and atrophied muscle which is the worst look.

There are a few guys out there that seem to defy time.  Albert Beckles and Elliot Gilchrist competed well into their fifties.  I know, I know they could never compete against todays insulin blow up dolls, but their physiques are the kind I strive for.  I truly believe that they were able to compete so long is because they never went crazy with the drugs and that they just loved to lift. I realize genetics are a major factor too.  I will lift till the day I die, cannot stop.