Peter Molnar - dude's physique is getting more ridiculous

[DroppingPlates]

I'm not saying anything that hasn't been studied before, it has always existed and it wil continue to exist but, again, this thread is not to discuss this but to discuss about sexy Péter Mólnar. Wooo the word again!  

I bet you giggle higher than an army of 1000 vaginas

[Alfurinn]

I am pretty legit homo for Peter too. No homo.

He's hot, isn't he? 

[Primemuscle]

You're a weird twister, at the end you're the one with homoerotic fantasies

Maybe he does, but bodybuilding is a narcissistic endeavor. Maybe all bodybuilders aren't exhibitionists, but I would venture a guess that most are. One would have to be in order to get on a stage in front of thousands or maybe millions of people wearing close to nothing at all. Even if you only consider the live audience, it's still a lot of people to get nearly naked for.

Note: this is not a judgment or criticism in at all. From my perspective, societies' hang-ups when it comes to nudity is just plain stupid. Furthermore, wouldn't most people rather see someone who is fit and naked then someone who has let their body go? How many people really find those old nudist camp videos interesting in a sexual way?

[Cableguy]

This is what Mr. Olympia should look like.

[_aj_]

This is what Mr. Olympia should look like.

If this guy ever actually looked like this on stage, he'd be unstoppable. However, he never does; he looks flat, small and like a bag of mismatched parts under the lights.

The guy in this picture is absolutely a physique ideal. To look like this at 6'3" (with hair) would be perfection.

[Nether Animal]

Lol I saw that swift edit there. 

[_aj_]

Lol I saw that swift edit there. 

Lol, was so mesmerized by the body, I failed to notice the lack of hair.

[Gregzs]

Lol, was so mesmerized by the body, I failed to notice the lack of hair.

He shaved it then. There are times he competed with a Mohawk. He is not bald.

[Alfurinn]

Maybe he does, but bodybuilding is a narcissistic endeavor. Maybe all bodybuilders aren't exhibitionists, but I would venture a guess that most are. One would have to be in order to get on a stage in front of thousands or maybe millions of people wearing close to nothing at all. Even if you only consider the live audience, it's still a lot of people to get nearly naked for.

Note: this is not a judgment or criticism in at all. From my perspective, societies' hang-ups when it comes to nudity is just plain stupid. Furthermore, wouldn't most people rather see someone who is fit and naked then someone who has let their body go? How many people really find those old nudist camp videos interesting in a sexual way?

All bodybuilders are exhibitionists both competitive and non-competitive. You build muscles because you want people to notice; not for people to ignore you. And it isn't necessary that you have to take your clothes off, the size itself does its job to attract eyes.

Not that people looking at your muscles is the only motivation nor is it the most important thing either, but it is always present.

[Kwon_2]

This is what Mr. Olympia should look like.

Great physique right there!

ALmost Falcon-like.

[Alfurinn]

 

[DroppingPlates]

 

^^
Are you using eye liner?

[Skeletor]

This is what Mr. Olympia should look like.

Very impressive (no homo). This should be the standard for classic bodybuilding.

This is what passes for a "professional" nowadays:

[Donny]

^^
Are you using eye liner?

you use jizz

[Kwon_2]

Legit homo for Peter (No homo)

[_aj_]

Legit homo for Peter (No homo)

x2

[FitnessFrenzy]

This is what passes for a "professional" nowadays:

imagine the morning dumps roelly can take after a few cups of coffee 

[_aj_]

imagine the morning dumps roelly can take after a few cups of coffee 

Go on...

[Nether Animal]

imagine the morning dumps roelly can take after a few cups of coffee 

I'd rather not...

[Skeletor]

imagine the morning dumps roelly can take after a few cups of coffee 

Off season pic:

[SF1900]

Very impressive (no homo). This should be the standard for classic bodybuilding.

This is what passes for a "professional" nowadays:

Damn, solid physique in that posing routine. He should be Mr. Olympia.

Not bloofy, big gut, narrow, Phil Cheath.

[a_pupil]

 

galeniko looking in shape. 1cc test a week and 1 chicken breast and broccoli meal a day of peace 

[stuntmovie]

Can anyone state Molnar's height and weight in the above photo?

It would be interesting if he could meet the height/weight requirement to enter a Classic Physique event in that condition.

[DroppingPlates]

Can anyone state Molnar's height and weight in the above photo?

It would be interesting if he could meet the height/weight requirement to enter a Classic Physique event in that condition.

He's 5'7, about 203 pound, so for this class he should be around 185-190, I guess?

[stuntmovie]

Thanks, DROP! You might find this interesting...

According to the NPC/IFBB height/weight requirements .... If Peter Molnar's  height was 5'7" up to and including 5'8" his bodywt could not exceed 177 pounds.

If his bodywt was more than 177 ... he would NOT be qualified to enter....

BUT ....

If he actually weighed a couple of pounds more than the above wt limit of 177 pounds .... it is possible that the NPC could allow him an hour or so to bring his bodywt down to the qualifying wt.  

But that 'allowance' has yet too be mentioned in any official NPC documentation that I have seen.

I personally think that more than a few of the first years' Classic Physique contenders (and they could possibly number into the 1,000's in 2016)  will fail to realize this simple fact and thereby fail to qualify for a contest that they planned to win.

NOTE: If Peter's actual height was  over 5'8" up to and including 5'9" his bodywt would have to be185 pounds or less in order to qualify for the Men's Classic Physique event.

A drop of 18 pounds would definitely not bring him into the contest in the condition as shown in the above photos even though those photos appear to be the epitome of a Classic Physique contender. (My opinion only.)

2016 is going to be a very interesting year for everything bodybuilding related and I personally believe that the Classic events will grow way beyond anyone's expectations.