95 wasn't Dorian's prime like you continually keep pushing. His best showing was in 92 when he didn't have a biceps tear and his waist looked its smallest. Don't tell me what Ronnie's prime is and I won't tell you what Dorian's prime is. You, as a Dorian fan, have a right to pick which year to argue in favor of.
As for Peter's "opinion," the man knows a hell of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will. It's his job to attend shows, have front row seats, and write reviews. He has seen both compete in person and chose Ronnie over Dorian. You are just an anonymous person with no credibility. 
95 wasn't Dorian's prime like you continually keep pushing. His best showing was in 92 when he didn't have a biceps tear and his waist looked its smallest. Don't tell me what Ronnie's prime is and I won't tell you what Dorian's prime is. You, as a Dorian fan, have a right to pick which year to argue in favor of.
you're about to get bitch slapped ( again )
Flex magazine Dec 1995
Dorian Yates : Skin like tissue paper. In the crucial front double-biceps shot , the left bicep is short , but NOT fatally so. Traps look as if they have the capacity to render him deaf. Back , upper and lower , is sensational in EVERY respect : width , thickness and detail. Side triceps is a masterpiece that he's made into a Broadway production number. Thighs have more sweep than before . Calves? Yates wrote the book on calves . In muscle thickness , he's in a class of his own . Today's combination of size , proportion , shape and condition make this his peak form.
This is Peter Mcgough's critique on Dorian 1995 , please pay close attention to the following sentence
Today's combination of size , proportion , shape and condition make this his peak form. and to quote you
the man knows a hell of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will. It's his job to attend shows, have front row seats, and write reviews.dman you're looking really fucking stupid right now

now I'm going to add insult to injury , Dorian in the interview on Pro Bodybuilding Weekly in 2005 , when asked if he could beat Ronnie he said he would choose his 1993 form or 1995 both which he considered his greatest appearences with him stating he probably looked his best in 1995 , damn thats gotta hurt ?
Now you tell me that 1995 isn't his prime and then go on to tell me NOT to tell you which showing was Ronnie's prime lmfao , you fucking hypocrite and it shows what YOU know ( or don't know ) about bodybuilding 1992 Dorian was very depleted and lighter 242 pounds , his goal was to come in super sharp and NOT take any chances what so ever because he figured his main competition was Shawn Ray and Kevin Levrone and Lee Labrada , so he came in light , this was not his prime showing in the least , he looked great but not his best , either 1993 or 1995 are his best contest showings
and to further beat you into the ground for questioning my superior intellect and prove 2003 wasn't his prime showing all one needs to do is post this
Peter McGough Flex Magazine August 2005
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.and to quote ummmmmmmmm..............
...you
the man knows a hell of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will. It's his job to attend shows, have front row seats, and write reviews.so much for your theory of 2003 being his prime showing , and see the
final nail in your coffin pic at the bottom from Peter McGough's critique of the 2003 Mr Olympia a man who let me quote you
the man knows a hell of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will. It's his job to attend shows, have front row seats, and write reviews.As for Peter's "opinion," the man knows a hell of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will. It's his job to attend shows, have front row seats, and write reviews. He has seen both compete in person and chose Ronnie over Dorian. You are just an anonymous person with no credibility. 
This is just going to get worse for you , I may have NO credibility compared to Peter McGough , however its shows I'm a fuck of a lot more knowledgeable than you Hulkster and pumpster combined when it comes to competitive bodybuilding because a lot of our opinions are the same , 2003 Ronnie not being his best , 1995 Dorian's best , Ronnie was off in 1999 compared to 1998 , etc

However on this point I disagree I think Dorian 1995 would beat Ronnie 2001 , he's bigger , he's better balanced , has the edge in density and the conditioning is probably equal , couple that with Dorian's better posing and I think this would make Dorian the victor over Ronnie , it may however be close , and I may be wrong but this is where you get a dose of your own medicine kid and it's not going to be tasty
Lee Priest
HOW DO YOU FEEL DORIAN WOULD FAIR AGAINST RONNIE COLEMAN NOW?
I think Dorian at his best (1993) would easily beat Ronnie. Dorian might not be as symmetrical as Ronnie, but all over he was more complete and in better condition at his best.and to use your own logic against you
The man knows a HELL of a lot more about bodybuilding than you ever will , he's been one of the world's top bodybuilders for 15 years , its his job to train for contests and know the inner and outer workings , he's faced both bodybuilders in question on stage , live and in person Okay I'm done intellectually raping you , go home now take a shower and try to recover some of your dignity and at this point you're lucky I'm even responding to your nonsense
