Better? Dumb question. Dorian is a legend. This new guy has yet to prove himself.
Even if Dorian weren't a legend, the comparison is fairly absurd.
In fairness, Rami (Ramy?) is a big, impressive guy. Frankly, I don't care that he just "beat" a weak field, and these days I'd certainly throw Victor Martinez under the second tier bus. He is old, has smooth legs and a weird midsection. I'll grant that he should've been Mr. Olympia in -- what was it? 2007? -- but that was more testament to how BLAH Jay looked than anything else.
Rami has tools, but I thought the same of that wincing-faced fucker who's trained by someone's grandmother. Roelly Winklarr?
But to back up again, Rami probably has a lot more to him than Roelly. Once Rami treats his bitch tit, I don't think there's much he lacks. I laughed my ass off when someone here said he wasn't lean enough yet. Apparently that observer was too gay to look at the dude's ass and hamstrings without risking a woody or something; Rami's lower body was definitely in-shape, and then some.
All this cat has to do is avoid bullshit temptations in site injections, keep his midsection tight and, for the icing on top, learn to pose just a little bit better. Once he learns a good posing routine, Phil, Kai and the rest* should watch out.
*I would mention Jay, but I simply don't see him finishing very well this year. I hope he surprises me, but he's 40 years-old now. He has a hurt biceps. He was a great champ four years ago, but for Christ's sake: how many of us were better off four months ago than we are now?
I know I was. I'm a good two months' out of training because my chickenshit right rotator gives me daily fits. I have no health insurance, nor any steady income: I gave up my job to take care of my convalescing father, something I'll have to continue to do for another two-three months yet.
