I never said Dorian wasn't known for his strengths. Learn to read, you fagg*t. I said the rest of Ronnie's strengths are even more impressive than his conditioning. He has some of the best arms of all-time, possibly the best back of all-time, a pair of the best thighs of all-time, one of the best chests of all-time, some of the best delts of all-time, and he set the standard for muscularity. Dorian didn't have as many strengths. Instead, he was known mainly for his back and conditioning.
No, we're talking in terms of absolutes here. Let's compare conditioning to conditioning. Who's was better? Most bodybuilders journalists, experts and judges will say that Dorian had the best conditioning
of all times. Tbhis inbcludes when comparing him to Coleman. Dorian's conditioning was not a strengh that stood out due to his weakness elsewhere; iot was a strengh when
compared to other professional competitive bodybuilders. Including Coleman. If you ask bodybuilding fans, judges and journalists who was the better bodybuilder, many will say Coleman. But if you ask who had the better conditioning, practically all will say Dorian.
listen up, little girl, b/c I'm about to educate you. Here is the exact quote from Peter McGough where he states that Ronnie at the 01 ASC was the best physique he's ever seen.
Then why the fuck did you say that this quote wans't from McGough, you dishonest fuck?

Flex Magazine, August 2005 - Peter McGough
"Personally, the best physique I ever saw onstage (there was a contender for best-ever that I saw offstage: those crazy photos of sock-footed Dorian Yates taken seven weeks before the 1993 Mr. Olympia) was Ronnie's at the 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic. He was cut, full, trim in the waist and a monster (proving that when you're supersharp, you look superbig) at 244 pounds. Ronnie sporting that look would, in my opinion, be unbeatable and would make any criticisms as redundant as a chocolate squat rack."
nowhere does he say that 01 ASC Ronnie presented the best conditioning of all-time. Now here's the quote you're probably thinking of that refers to Ronnie's conditioning.
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So what's your point? I'm not arguing about who had the best physique in this case, but who had the best conditioning. So McGough didn't contradict himself? Boo fucking hoo! He still did make the claim that Dorian had the best conditioning of all times in 2005, so whether or not he contradicted himself is irrelevant because. His opinion is on my side, not yours.
The above quote didn't come from Peter McGough. It came from another Flex magazine writer. So Peter didn't contradict himself like you say. Consider yourself schooled. 
How exactly am I schooled? Because I thought a quote came from a bodybuilding writer and it came from another? I don't have an obligation to know the names of the authors of all quotes that
you post, retard. Regardless, it's just an opiniion, and the reason why I usually don't post quotes is because they are ultimately just that: opinions. The only quotes relevant in this case would be that from an I.F.B.B judge who judged both of them at their peaks; since we don't have that, it is irrelvant to argue this.

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