Dare2Dream: The Flex Wheeler Story

[Royalty]

I bet that Flex never did his own injections. Rico, Chris Cormier, Mike Mattarazzo, Paul Dillett, and Charles Glass were probably always around to administer the roids for him.

[Hulk-smash!]

Totally accurate.  Flex was probably THE best ever, although those who are second to him (Preist, Oliva, Yates) were very, very close.  Preist especially.

[tommywishbone]

I wonder what Flex's lowest body fat measurement ever was? I wonder...

[BB]

I wonder what Flex's lowest body fat measurement ever was? I wonder...

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As measured by Billy Smith in Gold's, in front of Jim Quinn.

[Hulk-smash!]

It ain't worth $40 IMO.  Too bad he f'ed himself up w/ drugs.

[Parker]

Totally accurate.  Flex was probably THE best ever, although those who are second to him (Preist, Oliva, Yates) were very, very close.  Preist especially.

Priest? Priest was notable for his arms. He had other good parts, but his long torso and lack of chest took away from his physique.

[Hulk-smash!]

Priest? Priest was notable for his arms. He had other good parts, but his long torso and lack of chest took away from his physique.

Yep, your right.

[BDsauce]

From Facebook



Flex Wheeler

I don't want to hear about your problems. I want to hear about your solutions to your problems!! I know all about adversities in 1999 I was told that I have a rare kidney disease FSGS. In 2003 I was forced into retirement because of this disease I had to get dialysis 6 hours a day every other day and then 2 months later I was admitted to Cedars-Sinai hospital where I had to undergo a kidney transplant. Notice the first 3 photos. I kept getting staph infections, so they kept having to remove the tube and put it into another part of my body I know all about pain The very first photo before I went into the hospital for my kidney transplant I was 246 pounds around 5% body fat. The last photo you see was two months later I was down to187 pounds and well over 22% body fat!! The photo in the middle was over a decade later at 48 years old. I still have FSGS, it's incurable

So, what's my point? 
What am I getting at?

Never give up! Never give in! Never go down without a fight. No surrender. No retreat.