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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17275 on: December 18, 2006, 07:48:15 PM »
One man easily had better genetics than both:

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17276 on: December 18, 2006, 07:50:29 PM »
ND is the only person on god's green earth who believes dorian was not holding water in 94:

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17277 on: December 18, 2006, 07:51:34 PM »
I agree, that's why that pic is my avatar pic.

Here I have croped the pic for you so that you can have it him in full thickness!

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17278 on: December 18, 2006, 07:54:48 PM »
It really shows for the credibility of the Dorian side to keep arguing after the 99 pics were posted. I wonder whats more amazing...to be that fucking blind, or ronnie's combination of cuts, dryness,muscularity and shape in those pics?

Try telling that to ND. I only posted "some" of Coleman's great pics. I have a lot more where that came from.

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17279 on: December 18, 2006, 07:57:58 PM »

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« Reply #17280 on: December 18, 2006, 07:58:46 PM »
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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17281 on: December 18, 2006, 09:23:38 PM »
once again, overlooking a crucial point that changes everything:

Dorian was 30 pounds heavier than Flex and much wider.

Dorian was 0 pounds heavier than Ronnie and not any wider.

  Hulkster, I had already factored that in. My contention is that bodybuilding contests are all about evaluating muscularity&symmetry from different angles while contracting different muscles, and the bottom line of this, as I have already demonstrated, is that Dorian would defeat the 1999 Coleman at that.

  My contention is that both Coleman and Wheeler get defeated by Dorian in overrall muscularity&symmetry, but the key difference is that Wheeler's advantage in shape, separations, striations and taper were far more dramatic than Ronnie's. In other words, Ronnie has this advantage over Dorian, yes, but it wouldn't be overwhelming enough to tip the scales in his favor considering that Dorian would defeat Ronnie in terms of muscularity&symmetry in two of the three angles in the relaxed round and at five of the mandatories.

  So here we have a situation where, just like Wheeler, Ronnie gets defeated in muscularity&symmetry overrall, but unlike the former, Ronnie's advantage in taper, separations and shape from most angles is far les dramatic. Add to this Dorian's much harder overrall look, and it is unlikely that the judges would give the nod to Ronnie based on that considerint that Dorian would win both the relaxed and muscularity rounds. Ronnie has an advantage in separations, shape and striations, but Dorian is more muscular&symmetrical from most angles while contracting different muscles and has a quality to his muscles that Ronnie's lack.

  The point is that the judges would take in consideration Dorian's advantage in tightness in the same way that they would Ronnie's advantage in overrall shape and separations. The bottom line is tat te one advantage that Ronnie has over a more muscular and symmetrical Dorian Yates is overruled by the fact that Dorian has an advantage in hardness that Coleman lack. If Ronnie's advantage in dramatic muscular roundness and taper were as great as Wheeler's, the judges would likely consider it, but Coleman is not Wheeler when it comes to these qualities, and Dorian as an advantage in muscularity, symmetry and conditioning that are overwhelming strenghs. ;)

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17282 on: December 18, 2006, 09:29:06 PM »
very true.

why do you think his most muscular was pitiful most of the time?

because his arms and chest were not so great.

they were passable in 93 though.

Not outstanding. but passable.






  Hulkster, Dorian's chest is passable? Wtf? Dorian defeated a 285 lbs Nasser in the side chest due to his thicker pectoralis. In fact, he would defeat Ronnie in his 2003 form in this mandatory as well, because although Ronnie's pecs were thicker, Dorian was more symmetrical. Dorian's pecs were insanely thick. I was his est bodypart besides back and calves. I posted this pic at the beggining of the thread, right there on page 10 or so, and it still boggles my mind that you can say that Dorian's pecs were not incredible. Ronnie might have wider pecs from the front in his 1999 form, but Dorian crushes him in thickness. ;)

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17283 on: December 18, 2006, 09:33:32 PM »
agreed. Although I am not sure Flex could have beaten a 93 Yates in the soft and puffy shape he was in 99.

chris on the other hand...well, chris looked fantastic: 8)



  Well, I do agree that Cormier has a classical symmetry and structure that is superior to both Dorian's and Ronnie's. But Cormier would be defeated easily by a 1995 Dorian Yates on virtue of the latter's superior overrall muscularity and hardness. I don't think Chris was ever on the same ball park as Dorian, and I think he'd agree with me. :)

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17284 on: December 18, 2006, 09:39:39 PM »
I think the dorian side is being really stupid for acting like Ronnie's glutes work against him.

the judges have NEVER thought this, and Ronnie has always benefitted from his crazy ass.

it has never ever cost him points.

  But they shouldn't. As I've said innumerable times, the two bodyparts that a male bodybuilder shoudn't hypertrophy are the abs and the glutes. Bodybuilding is all about enhancing masculine attributes, and the bottom line is that large glutes are un-manly. Women's hormones, like estradiol, favor fat deposition in the gluteds making them larger. Muscle is not fat, but the visual effect of is the same when you enhace gluteal size. Glutes should be ripped, separated and striated, but not large. Ronnie should have lost points there. Now, a large ass looks fantastic in a fitness babe. ;)

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17285 on: December 18, 2006, 09:41:34 PM »
  Hulkster, I had already factored that in. My contention is that bodybuilding contests are all about evaluating muscularity&symmetry from different angles while contracting different muscles, and the bottom line of this, as I have already demonstrated, is that Dorian would defeat the 1999 Coleman at that.

  My contention is that both Coleman and Wheeler get defeated by Dorian in overrall muscularity&symmetry, but the key difference is that Wheeler's advantage in shape, separations, striations and taper were far more dramatic than Ronnie's. In other words, Ronnie has this advantage over Dorian, yes, but it wouldn't be overwhelming enough to tip the scales in his favor considering that Dorian would defeat Ronnie in terms of muscularity&symmetry in two of the three angles in the relaxed round and at five of the mandatories.

  So here we have a situation where, just like Wheeler, Ronnie gets defeated in muscularity&symmetry overrall, but unlike the former, Ronnie's advantage in taper, separations and shape from most angles is far les dramatic. Add to this Dorian's much harder overrall look, and it is unlikely that the judges would give the nod to Ronnie based on that considerint that Dorian would win both the relaxed and muscularity rounds. Ronnie has an advantage in separations, shape and striations, but Dorian is more muscular&symmetrical from most angles while contracting different muscles and has a quality to his muscles that Ronnie's lack.

  The point is that the judges would take in consideration Dorian's advantage in tightness in the same way that they would Ronnie's advantage in overrall shape and separations. The bottom line is tat te one advantage that Ronnie has over a more muscular and symmetrical Dorian Yates is overruled by the fact that Dorian has an advantage in hardness that Coleman lack. If Ronnie's advantage in dramatic muscular roundness and taper were as great as Wheeler's, the judges would likely consider it, but Coleman is not Wheeler when it comes to these qualities, and Dorian as an advantage in muscularity, symmetry and conditioning that are overwhelming strenghs. ;)

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This is a great post.....if you don't look at the visual evidence ::)

As well, you essentially claim that a 93O flex wheeler had superior cuts, striations, taper, and shape than a 99 Coleman. I can only agree with you on one of those counts: shape. In terms of separations Ronnie and Flex were nearly identical. They were also similar is striations with Flex having more in the quads, and Ronnie more on the upper body. The dramatic difference comes in taper. Despite Flex's smaller waist, Ronnie's massive width advantage of the latissimus dorsi gives him a significant taper advantage. Also consider Ronnie's wider clavicles when compared to Flex.

The bottom line is, Ronnie and Flex were very similar in many regards with the exception of one : muscularity. You CANNOT use the logic that a 93 Flex is superior to a 99 Coleman, therefore a 93 Yates would defeat a 99 Coleman. This is faulty logic for the fact that any version of Flex could never compare to a peak Ronnie for several reasons: vastly inferior muscularity and inferior conditioning, two aspects of a bodybuilding contest which I believe you will agree are of the most significant importance.

My contention is that a battle between a peak Ronnie and a peak Dorian would be a tight and very interesting battle. However, despite the fact that you have insisted throughout this thread that you speak only of truth in your posts (and opinion when you state it as so) I have read several examples when you have passed off fallacies as truth and then used faulty logic to determine Dorian as superior to Ronnie. I intend to go back and point out these wrongdoings. I hope you are prepared to rebutt each of my posts since you called me out on this matter. For the most part I have taken this thread very lightly, and I post mostly for fun and to relax, occasionaly posting phrases as you pointed out such as "suckymydick owned camp coleman!" just to stir things up. Now though, we will get serious.

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17286 on: December 18, 2006, 11:22:18 PM »
This is a great post.....if you don't look at the visual evidence ::)

  There is more than meets the eyes. Based on visual evidence alone, one could argue that Wheeler is the best bodybuilder ever. There's an objective criteria to consider.

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As well, you essentially claim that a 93O flex wheeler had superior cuts, striations, taper, and shape than a 99 Coleman. I can only agree with you on one of those counts: shape. In terms of separations Ronnie and Flex were nearly identical. They were also similar is striations with Flex having more in the quads, and Ronnie more on the upper body. The dramatic difference comes in taper. Despite Flex's smaller waist, Ronnie's massive width advantage of the latissimus dorsi gives him a significant taper advantage. Also consider Ronnie's wider clavicles when compared to Flex.

  Flex has the same attributes that Ronnie has, only to a greater degree. His joints are smaller than Ronnie's, and his muscles, rounder. Taper is an absolute measure that is independent of muscle size. The muscle size is already factored in. Wheeler in his 1993 form had superior taper than Ronnie both from the front as well as the back, because although his clavicles were narrower, his waist was considerably smaller. From the back, they may have equivalent taper, but Flex kills him from the front and the sides.

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The bottom line is, Ronnie and Flex were very similar in many regards with the exception of one : muscularity. You CANNOT use the logic that a 93 Flex is superior to a 99 Coleman, therefore a 93 Yates would defeat a 99 Coleman.

  Yes, I can. Flex was better in 1993 than he was in 1999, and Dorian defeated him with straight-firsts scores. Hulkster made the case that Ronnie would defeat him Dorian because he had an advantage in shape, separations and striations. Putting aside the fact that striations are not even judged, the fact is that Coleman is more muscular than the 1993 Flex, yes, but this size advantage would not tip the scales in hs favor because Wheeler had these attributes to a much igher degree. They might be similar in separations, but Wheeler's muscle swell is more dramatic and his taper is superior from most angles. Flex Wheeler with th size of Coleman would be unbeatable, even though Dorian would still defeat him in muscularity and symmetry overrall and would be harder. Dorian would e convincingly more muscular&symmetrical than Coleman from most angles, and while he gets defeated in shape, he only defeats Dorian in taper from th front, and Dorian is harder. It's not like Wheeler, who would convingly defeat Dorian in overrall shape, separations and taper from all angles while being only sligtly less muscular - refering to a 257 lbs Wheeler with the same conditioning that he had at 225 lbs. I have sustained that the judges migh give the win to Ronnie based on that, despite Dorian being slightly more muscular&symmetrical overrall, or they may think that Dorian's slight advantage in hardness is as strong an advantage as Ronnie's slight advantage in shape. Muscularity&symmetry is the bottom line of a contest and Dorian would have a slight edge at that overrall. Ronnie has an advantage in shape overrall and an advantage in taper from the front. That's it. Ronnie's gut was already distended in 1999, so his taper was worse from the sides. You're seriously deluded to think that Ronnie had Flex's advantages in shape and taper from most angles. It's like arguiing that Coleman is a larger version of a 225 lbs Wheeler, which is far from the case. You're basically parroting what Hulkster said, with slightly different words. ::)

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This is faulty logic for the fact that any version of Flex could never compare to a peak Ronnie for several reasons: vastly inferior muscularity and inferior conditioning, two aspects of a bodybuilding contest which I believe you will agree are of the most significant importance.

  Ronnie has an advantage in muscularity and conditioning in 1999, ut Wheeler at the 1993 Olympia was drier than even the 1998 Ronnie. In any case, this is immaterial, because Dorian is not Wheeler, and Ronnie has no advantage in muscularity over him. In fact, the 1995 Dorian was more muscular and conditioned than the 1999 Ronnie.

  By the way, I never said that Wheeler would defeat a 1999 Ronnie, exactly because the Ronnie is more muscular. What I said is that arguing that Ronnie would defeat Dorian in virtue of his advantages in shape and taper is not true, because his advantages in this was not on the same level as Wheeler, and Dorian would still be at least if not more muscular than Ronnie. Hulkster acted like Ronnie 1999 was a largerWheeler, when in reality he had a distended gut, bgger joints and inferior hardness. I have already conceded that Ronnie does ave an advantage in shape and taper from the front, but that it would probably not be enough to defeat a Dorian Yates that defeats him in muscularity&symmetry and also looks harder. The difference is muscularity and symmetry is small in Dorian's favor, but that is at least as relevant if not more than Ronnie's advantage in shape, and Dorian has a quality of muscularity that the judges might prefer over Ronnie's rounder muscles.

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My contention is that a battle between a peak Ronnie and a peak Dorian would be a tight and very interesting battle. However, despite the fact that you have insisted throughout this thread that you speak only of truth in your posts (and opinion when you state it as so)

  Completely wrong. When I give an opinion, I state it as such. For instance, I said that, in my opinion, the 1995 Dorian would defeat Ronnie because he is more muscular&symmetrical in both the relaxed and muscularity rounds, and that, altough Ronnie hs an advantage in shape and taper from the front, Dorian was harder. As for why Dorian is more muscular&symmetrical than Ronnie, how is that an opinion? I have written close to a thousand paragraps on the subect and I'm pretty sure that Dorian was more muscular&symmetrical than Ronnie from most angles while contracting most muscles. Ronnie in 2003 would defeat Dorian in muscularity from almost any angle except from the back, but is symmetrical liabilities were so severe that I beleive at an unbiased contest Dorian would ave as great a chance of winning as him.

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I have read several examples when you have passed off fallacies as truth and then used faulty logic to determine Dorian as superior to Ronnie. I intend to go back and point out these wrongdoings.

  By all means, go ahead. Unlike you, I ave been doing this for 700 pages and will do it for another 700 if be the case.

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I hope you are prepared to rebutt each of my posts since you called me out on this matter.

  Yes, I called you out, because you said that the basic premisses of my posts were wrong, and never mentioned why.

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For the most part I have taken this thread very lightly, and I post mostly for fun and to relax, occasionaly posting phrases as you pointed out such as "suckymydick owned camp coleman!" just to stir things up.

  That is not keeping things light-hearted; that's being an asshole. This is especially true since I didn't insult you, unlike th others who keep calling you "Pubecito. I didn't even rub it in your face when Pumpster said that you were my lap dog who parroted everything I wrote. ;)

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Now though, we will get serious.

  Do you want me to copy&paste my previous replies? I mean, I think I have addressed all possible criticisms in the fifteen hundred posts and fifteen thousand paragraphs I've written about this topic at this tread. ;)

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17287 on: December 19, 2006, 05:27:03 AM »
Never looked this good.



Nice invisible midsection. That's Coleman's trademark along with zero calf development and stick forearms. LOL

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« Reply #17288 on: December 19, 2006, 05:36:32 AM »
What's with the glutes almost touching the calves? Glutes should never insert that low. Something is seriously wrong there.

P.S. Great back development but Cormier is giving him a run for his money there. Cormier always looked like a child next to Yates so what does that tell you?



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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17289 on: December 19, 2006, 05:37:53 AM »
What's with the glutes almost touching the calves? Glutes should never insert that low. Something is seriously wrong there.

P.S. Great back development but Cormier is giving him a run for his money there. Cormier always looked like a child next to Yates so what does that tell you?





Cormier is getting shat on in that comparison... :-\

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« Reply #17290 on: December 19, 2006, 05:40:26 AM »
Also Ray doesn't look as small standing next to Coleman as he did when standing next to Yates.


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« Reply #17291 on: December 19, 2006, 05:44:49 AM »
Even Shawn Ray had bigger forearms than this bag of shit. Where is the balance on this physique?




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« Reply #17292 on: December 19, 2006, 07:06:16 AM »
  There is more than meets the eyes. Based on visual evidence alone, one could argue that Wheeler is the best bodybuilder ever. There's an objective criteria to consider.

Visual evidence should be used in addition to video, primary accounts, and logic. Using these resources, it would be foolish to name Wheeler the best bodybuilder of all-times....especially considering he never even won the Olympia.

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  Flex has the same attributes that Ronnie has, only to a greater degree. His joints are smaller than Ronnie's, and his muscles, rounder. Taper is an absolute measure that is independent of muscle size. The muscle size is already factored in. Wheeler in his 1993 form had superior taper than Ronnie both from the front as well as the back, because although his clavicles were narrower, his waist was considerably smaller. From the back, they may have equivalent taper, but Flex kills him from the front and the sides.

I do agree Flex has smaller joints and rounder muscle belies; however, Coleman's waist in the 98 and 99 season was not considerably larger than Flex's, and not nearly to the degree of Yates'. I contend by virtue of his superior clavicle width, and similar waist size, Ronnie has a better taper from all angles. This taper advantage would become even more pronounced in the abs and thigh mandatory pose as the width of the latissimus and not the shoulder girdle becomes the determinant of taper.



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  Yes, I can. Flex was better in 1993 than he was in 1999, and Dorian defeated him with straight-firsts scores. Hulkster made the case that Ronnie would defeat him Dorian because he had an advantage in shape, separations and striations. Putting aside the fact that striations are not even judged, the fact is that Coleman is more muscular than the 1993 Flex, yes, but this size advantage would not tip the scales in hs favor because Wheeler had these attributes to a much igher degree. They might be similar in separations, but Wheeler's muscle swell is more dramatic and his taper is superior from most angles. Flex Wheeler with th size of Coleman would be unbeatable, even though Dorian would still defeat him in muscularity and symmetry overrall and would be harder. Dorian would e convincingly more muscular&symmetrical than Coleman from most angles, and while he gets defeated in shape, he only defeats Dorian in taper from th front, and Dorian is harder. It's not like Wheeler, who would convingly defeat Dorian in overrall shape, separations and taper from all angles while being only sligtly less muscular - refering to a 257 lbs Wheeler with the same conditioning that he had at 225 lbs. I have sustained that the judges migh give the win to Ronnie based on that, despite Dorian being slightly more muscular&symmetrical overrall, or they may think that Dorian's slight advantage in hardness is as strong an advantage as Ronnie's slight advantage in shape. Muscularity&symmetry is the bottom line of a contest and Dorian would have a slight edge at that overrall. Ronnie has an advantage in shape overrall and an advantage in taper from the front. That's it. Ronnie's gut was already distended in 1999, so his taper was worse from the sides. You're seriously deluded to think that Ronnie had Flex's advantages in shape and taper from most angles. It's like arguiing that Coleman is a larger version of a 225 lbs Wheeler, which is far from the case. You're basically parroting what Hulkster said, with slightly different words. ::)

Your comparison of Ronnie and Flex are flat out bogus. Coleman surpassed Wheeler in all bodybuilding criteria, and therefore renders any comparison of Wheeler to Yates, and then Yates to Coleman invalid.

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  Ronnie has an advantage in muscularity and conditioning in 1999, ut Wheeler at the 1993 Olympia was drier than even the 1998 Ronnie. In any case, this is immaterial, because Dorian is not Wheeler, and Ronnie has no advantage in muscularity over him. In fact, the 1995 Dorian was more muscular and conditioned than the 1999 Ronnie.

Now you are bordering upon the absurd. Flex has never been known for dryness, as Yates or a 98 Coleman was. In my opinion, Ronnie's conditioning in the 1998 Olympia was second only to Dorian at the 1995 Olympia, and surpassed Dorian's 93 condition.

 
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By the way, I never said that Wheeler would defeat a 1999 Ronnie, exactly because the Ronnie is more muscular. What I said is that arguing that Ronnie would defeat Dorian in virtue of his advantages in shape and taper is not true, because his advantages in this was not on the same level as Wheeler, and Dorian would still be at least if not more muscular than Ronnie. Hulkster acted like Ronnie 1999 was a largerWheeler, when in reality he had a distended gut, bgger joints and inferior hardness. I have already conceded that Ronnie does ave an advantage in shape and taper from the front, but that it would probably not be enough to defeat a Dorian Yates that defeats him in muscularity&symmetry and also looks harder. The difference is muscularity and symmetry is small in Dorian's favor, but that is at least as relevant if not more than Ronnie's advantage in shape, and Dorian has a quality of muscularity that the judges might prefer over Ronnie's rounder muscles.

I have already voiced my sentiment that Ronnie had a better taper from all angles than Flex. Even despite Flex's smaller waist, Ronnie has a supreme advantage in shoulder and latissimus width. Mark one point for Ronnie. Now, as for separations, the 1999 Ronnie had nearly as many, or as many, as the 1993 Wheeler. However, to achieve this at a weight of 257lbs is what made Coleman superior to his peers, in addition to his excellent conditioning. Moreover, every advantage Flex had over Dorian would be magnified by Ronnie due to his vastly superior muscularity when compared with Wheeler. As it has been pointed out, it is far easier to be separated and conditioned at a low bodyweight (such as Flex's 215lbs in 1993) than it is at nearly 260lbs. This is what separated Coleman and Yates from their peers.


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  Completely wrong. When I give an opinion, I state it as such. For instance, I said that, in my opinion, the 1995 Dorian would defeat Ronnie because he is more muscular&symmetrical in both the relaxed and muscularity rounds, and that, altough Ronnie hs an advantage in shape and taper from the front, Dorian was harder. As for why Dorian is more muscular&symmetrical than Ronnie, how is that an opinion? I have written close to a thousand paragraps on the subect and I'm pretty sure that Dorian was more muscular&symmetrical than Ronnie from most angles while contracting most muscles. Ronnie in 2003 would defeat Dorian in muscularity from almost any angle except from the back, but is symmetrical liabilities were so severe that I beleive at an unbiased contest Dorian would ave as great a chance of winning as him.

Since bodybuilding is fairly subjective, it is hard to argue with your contentions here, especially considering I have not seen any definition of symmetry, from you or the IFBB judges. However, this visual evidence in the front double biceps is clearly showing a symmetrical advantage for Coleman.




Now, as far as balance and proportion is concerned, I say Dorian is superior in that regard to Coleman. However, your claim that Dorian has superior symmetry to Coleman is false, as all the visual evidence points to Coleman having superior symmetry, especially when compared with a 1995 Yates whose left biceps was significantly shorter and smaller than the right biceps. This fault is a severe liability to Yates, and is almost unexplicable how you could receieve straights first from all judges in lieu of such a fault.



 
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By all means, go ahead. Unlike you, I ave been doing this for 700 pages and will do it for another 700 if be the case.


Then so it will be.

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  Yes, I called you out, because you said that the basic premisses of my posts were wrong, and never mentioned why.

As I have said before, I didn't have the time as I was preparing for exams. However, now I can devote more time to this thread.
 

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  That is not keeping things light-hearted; that's being an asshole. This is especially true since I didn't insult you, unlike th others who keep calling you "Pubecito. I didn't even rub it in your face when Pumpster said that you were my lap dog who parroted everything I wrote. ;)

How old are you? 12? Anything I have said in this thread does not even rival some of the remarks made on this site. As well, you have been known more than once to use foul language in regards to other posters. Grow up and get over it.



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  Do you want me to copy&paste my previous replies? I mean, I think I have addressed all possible criticisms in the fifteen hundred posts and fifteen thousand paragraphs I've written about this topic at this tread. ;)

Do whatever you please. Just make sure that you don't confuse fact with fiction, as you do fairly often.

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« Reply #17293 on: December 19, 2006, 07:49:02 AM »
I don't give a shit what anyone says. This pic proves that Yates' bicep tear only made his left bicep more peaked and didn't completely ruin it. This pic is better than any front double bicep shot of Coleman. Show me one shot of Coleman hitting this pose where his chest doesn't look as flat as a pancake.

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17294 on: December 19, 2006, 08:31:57 AM »
Show me one shot of Coleman hitting this pose where his chest doesn't look as flat as a pancake.




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« Reply #17295 on: December 19, 2006, 08:47:58 AM »
Pumpster, we know its you and your new name 'ICEMAN'.

you cannot escape the bowflex.

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You think so. ND and some other member accused me of being Pumpster and he found out we are 2 totally different people. All you have to do is ask a mod to verify this. Go ahead. I wouldn't mind seeing you in dissapointment.

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« Reply #17296 on: December 19, 2006, 08:55:17 AM »
What's with the glutes almost touching the calves? Glutes should never insert that low. Something is seriously wrong there.

P.S. Great back development but Cormier is giving him a run for his money there. Cormier always looked like a child next to Yates so what does that tell you?




What's with the glutes? There's nothing wrong with the glutes. Arnold has an over developed bicep, but do I hear you saying what's with Arnold's over developed bicep? No I don't.

You said "Cormier always looked like a child next to Yates so what does that tell you?" That tells me that Cormier is and not Ronnie. Cormier's back was as ripped as Coleman, but not as wide and thick. So please try again with a different answer.

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17297 on: December 19, 2006, 08:58:54 AM »
Even Shawn Ray had bigger forearms than this bag of shit. Where is the balance on this physique?





Coleman is more balanced han this. Yates has no left arm. His arms and quads look filled with water. Not dry at all in that pic. Where is the balance on this physique?

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Re: Hulkster I'm calling for a Truce
« Reply #17298 on: December 19, 2006, 09:00:32 AM »

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« Reply #17299 on: December 19, 2006, 09:03:14 AM »
Coleman is more balanced han this. He has no left arm. Where is the balance on this physique?


A shitty scan vs. a clear digital shot of Coleman. Such a fair comparison. Why not compare it to the shot of Yates at the top of the page? Are you scared?