it does matter. You're comparing a medical doctor's expert opinion to someone with an English major, if that.
I don't need quotes from magazines. I've read several comments from people who saw the Olympia live say they look much better in person than in pics.
I can't be a hypocrite if I'm following your lead otherwise that makes you one too. 
it does matter. You're comparing a medical doctor's expert opinion to someone with an English major, if that.
You're just being silly seriously. and NO a medical doctor isn't an expert on competitive bodybuilding thats where you're wrong its not his area of expertise and to attempt to ascertain who's carrying less bodyfat and water by pictures alone is inaccurate even if he knew about competitive bodybuilding , and wow someone was a English major that might come in handy when you're a writer for a magazine and its all a matter of experience .
I'll take the opinion of a bodybuilding writer who's business is to attend contests & photoshoots and write about them , who's been in the business of competitive bodybuilding for 40 years , who has seen the competitors in question at their all-time best and worse live and in the flesh over ANY medical ' expert ' who is taking an educated guess based on photographs
I don't need quotes from magazines. I've read several comments from people who saw the Olympia live say they look much better in person than in pics.
No at first you assumed it applied to Ronnie ( and others ) as well and now you can't produce any quotes from magazine so now you have read them , well why would you assume in the first place? especially if you had ' quotes ' from others and again its about context I'm sure from a size prospective most would look better in reality than they do in person but more than one source
specificallystate he doesn't look as good on paper & film there is a reason they're saying it
Flex magazine Jan 1992 on Dorian Yates
" Dorian has the type of physique that looks much better and more powerfull in person than photos. I personally saw him onstage , and Yates if definitely light years ahead of the way he looks in photos.
MuscleMag International Feb 1994 on Dorian Yates at the 1993 Mr Olympia
" He's huge , absolutely HUGE ...he's ripped completely RIPPED. And while he's not in possession of the prettiest physique body by a long shot , he's equipped with all the bodyparts you need to win .
Combine this with the fact that he's 10 TIMES more impressive when you see him onstage at the Olympia than he is in pictures or on videos and you got yourself a winner.
" Chris Cormier standing next to Dorian onstage he sensed ' radiation coming off him , like an aura. ' The power of that muscle was tangible. It exerted a force all of its own. Cormier thought ' I might as well forget about this guy and concentrate on being second. ' There was something else , too , strange. You had to witness him in the flesh. such granite hradness had a property that could nor be held on film or caught on paper. You had to see it live.
Peter McGough Flex Magazine May 2002
Let it be said that the camera can lie at physique contests. Some guys look great onstage but not so great on final film (Dorian Yates, for one) and vice versa (Shawn Ray is an example).
See a pattern here? and thats not the comments from members who have echo this sentiment
I can't be a hypocrite if I'm following your lead otherwise that makes you one too. 
No you're not following my lead , this is where I use your nonsense LYING you're a LIAR ! STOP LYING ! no according to your warped logic you said if I agree with one opinion I'm bound now to agree with them all or abandon them this is YOU who stated this Neo not I

now your own stupid logic has come back and bitten you in the ass because now we have a nonsubjective quote about on conditioning that contradicts your claim so what does Neo do? he dismisses one quote and clings to another and seeing you created his warped edict about all or nothing and are breaking the edict that makes you a
hypocrite 
your posts are become more stupid by the moment , please reread what you're typing before you hit the ' post ' button .