
How far do you think he would have taken it, had it not been for his untimely demise?
Not one of the taller contestants(5'3"), but won quite few high-profile shows of his time. Last man to beat Yates before his reign NOC 1990.
He's the pioneer of the wake up in the middle of the night to eat system. Somehow qualified for World Champs without actually competing, so his first show was the World Championships 1987, in which he won the lightweight division and got his pro card!
I think he was in he 180-190 region as a pro, in freaky conditioning(which ultimately cost him his life)often beating men that were much taller, and outweighed him by 50lbs(only guy his height was Brisbois).
Were it not for him overdoing it, with the advancement of things(gh, etc), perhaps the guy was gonna be the first 230lb 5'3" contest-shape-with-a-v-taper competitor ever!
Problem is, he probably would have overdone something else somewhere down the line anyway. I think he started training in 85, 87 he turned pro! Probably used from day one. Very intense stuff!