bodybuilding was and will always be synonmous with mass....bodybuilding is all about mass monsters and bodybuilding is still alive because of the mass monsters...i have only and always considered bodybuilding as the game of the mass freaks....u just cannot change the fact that that mass represents bodybuilding..i iwll and always b the fan of the mass monsters for ever...
any ways here some of the best mass freaks ever to walk the IFBB STAGE...in random order
1)JP FUX
2)RONNIE COLEMAN
3)NASSER EL SONBATY
4)MARKUS RUHL
5)IAN HARRISON
6)JAY CUTLER
7)KEVIN LEVRONE
8)PAUL DILLETT
9)VICTOR MARTINEZ
10)ORVILLE BURKE
11)JD DWADU
12)DENNIS JAMES
13)PACO BAUTISTA
14)DORIAN YATES
15)MIKE FRANCOSIS
16)PAUL DEMAYO
17)ART ATWOOD
18)EDDIE ROBINSON
19)TOM PLATZ
20)QUINCY TAYLOR
i wll say this gain ..LONG LIVE MASS MONSTERS
You're talking about
pure mass? I mean, sheer size witout any consideration for taper, details, dryness, density and proportions? Not even muscularity - sheer size and muscularity are two very different things? If so, then here's my list:
1. Greg Kovacs(440 lbs)
2. Roland Kickinger(330 lbs)
3. Paul Dillet(305 lbs - highest competition weight)
4. Gunther Schlierkampf(300 lbs)
5. Ronald Coleman(290+ lbs - 2004 O)
6. Markus Ruhl(285 lbs)
7. Nasser El Sonbty(280+ lbs)
8. Jean-Pierre Fux(280 lbs)
9. Dorian Yates(275 lbs - night show, 1997 O)
10. Jay Cutler(270 lbs)
Hope it helps!
SUCKMYMUSCLE
P.S: I'm a fan of sheer size, too, but I'm able to separate a pure mass criteria from a bodybuilding criteria(bodybuilding envolves far more: muscularity, taper, striations, density, hardness and proportions).
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