Mussolini said that I owned you, and he is impartial in this thread. Oliver Klaushof also said that I owned you, and while he prefers Dorian, he posted very little in this thread and couldnīt care less either way.
post where they said you owned me. Until then, you're lying out of your ass.
Ugh...where am I lying? This is exactly what I meant: that Dorian doesenīt need having a bigger triceps, delts, etc than Ronnie because he makes his work best for him when it counts. The perfect example is the triceps. Dorianīs overral triceps are smaller than Ronnieīs, but it doesenīt matter, because Dorianīs triceps look superior to Ronnieīs in the side triceps pose. Whatīs the point of having bigger triceps if theylook inferior where it counts? That]s my point, which you donīt seem to comprehend.
ha ha ha, man you are pretty retarded. You said Ronnie has bigger triceps yet loses the side triceps due to them. I said that Dorian wins this pose b/c he presents an overall better package. My comment has nothing to do with triceps. We are talking about 2 different things here. So how can I agree with you?
The lats are the primary muscle displayed in the front lat spread, and represents a much greater amount of muscle mass than the biceps is in hte back double biceps. Displaying the biceps takes a back seat to the huge back muscles that are displayed in the back double biceps, but the lats in the front lat spread represents the muscles. So poor analogy once again. It is like comparing apples and oranges
the difference between Dorian's and Ronnie's lats in the front lat spread is less than the difference between their arms in the front and back double biceps. Also, there is more to the pose than just lats. Ronnie has Dorian beat in arms, delts, traps, pecs, quads, and taper. So how can Dorian win the front lat spread when the overwhelming majority of his physique is less impressive than Ronnie's?
You are far more of a Ronnie guy than I ever was of Dorian, so donīt play saint in this thread.
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You have already said that the 2003 version of Coleman would defeat Sergio Oliva, for fuck sake! That would already be nut-hugging if you said that about the 1998 version of Ronnie defeating Oliva, but saying that about the preganant bitch that was Coleman in 2003 is laughable, and exposes you for the spooge-sucker that you truly are.
holy shit, I think I busted a gut from laughing too hard at your stupidity. Sergio is my fav. bodybuilder of all-time, you dumb c*nt. Ronnie is like 3rd or 4th on my list. How can I be a Ronnie "spooge-sucker" when I like Sergio more? Unlike you, I know the difference between what I like and what actually wins contests.
I have already stated that I couldnīt care less about quotes, so I donīt get why you keep bringing it up. To be honest with you, I donīt give a flying fuck about what you think. I posted the McGough quote and tyold you exactly from what year it was, and even the name of the editorial. I posted that quote to counter your argument that McGough had said that Coleman was the hardest ever, and that is goof enough for me.
suck on this.
Peter McGough - Flex, August 2005
"Ronnie sporting that (01 ASC) look would, in my opinion, be unbeatable."
Jean Pierre Fux - Personal Website"The current Mr. Olympia (Ronnie Coleman). In top shape, probably the best physique that ever stepped on stage."
Flex Wheeler - MD, February 2004"I'll go on record as saying Ronnie is truly the biggest, hardest, most shredded Mr. Olympia in history. No disrespect to anybody at all, but I'd to identify Ronnie Coleman as the greatest Mr. Olympia of all time."
Paul Dillet - MD, February 2004
"Understand that if Ronnie walked away tomorrow, I do not think anyone can measure up to the standards he has set. Just like Sergio Oliva, an awesome bodybuilder way ahead of his time, and like Flex Wheeler, who had an absolutely perfect, beautiful physique. No one will match Serigo or Flex and now Ronnie."
Dorian Yates - Radio Interview"the judges would probably choose Ronnie [over me]."