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Title: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 12, 2006, 11:37:27 PM
  www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpHplDhKnWc (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpHplDhKnWc)

Check out this video from the 1996 Olympia. After reviewing it, I changed my mind and think it was one of Dorian's best performances. Even if you don't like the structure and aesthetics of his physique, you guys need to admit that his conditioning was sick. Just sick. I'm actually a little scared. :o :-\

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: the shadow on October 12, 2006, 11:42:03 PM
  www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpHplDhKnWc (ftp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpHplDhKnWc)
 
Check out this video from the 1996 Olympia. After reviewing it, I changed my mind and think it was one of Dorian's best performances. Even if you don't like the structure and aesthetics of his physique, you guys need to admit that his conditioning was sick. Just sick. I'm actually a little scared. :o :-\

SUCKMYMUSCLE
1996 is by far dorians best year conditioning wise.this dude was like in munzer condition.amazing as ever..he looked drier than a bone....lol.it seemed like he was on the verge of getting collapsed onstage.his conditioning was nuts at that show...freaky
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: JOHN MATRIX on October 13, 2006, 03:42:33 AM
dorian was far better in 93 AND 94
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: JasonH on October 13, 2006, 04:48:42 AM
1996 is by far dorians best year conditioning wise.this dude was like in munzer condition.amazing as ever..he looked drier than a bone....lol.it seemed like he was on the verge of getting collapsed onstage.his conditioning was nuts at that show...freaky

Agreed - conditioning wise - Dorian was cut to the bone - perhaps only his '95 showing compares.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 18, 2006, 10:13:05 PM
1996 is by far dorians best year conditioning wise.this dude was like in munzer condition.amazing as ever..he looked drier than a bone....lol.it seemed like he was on the verge of getting collapsed onstage.his conditioning was nuts at that show...freaky

  Exactly. No one pointed out Dorian's muscularity in 1996, but everyone believed that he had set a standard for dryness that is just preter-human. Personally, I don't believe that 1993 was Dorian's best year; that might be the case for muscularity. But I think that, conditioning-wise, Dorian was much better in 1995 and 1996. As I see it, Dorian took the sport to an unattainable - for the time - level of muscularity, but then didn't really increase his muscular size anymore. 1994 was a flop: he came in as a poorer, heavier but less crisp version of himself. In 1995, though, !BAM!, he hit the stage with a "stony" appearance which, even today, almost a decade after his retirement, still represent the ne plus ultra of bodybuilding conditioning. 1996, as I see it, was an even drier and harder version of 1995, arguably the best shape any bodybuilder has ever stepped onstage, bar none. The problem is that Dorian was depleted and lost a lot of his muscle thickness - except for back.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pobrecito on October 18, 2006, 10:14:36 PM
1993 was Dorian's best, bar none.

Dorian himself said that he was superior in 95 to 96. 96 he came in flat and he was smaller than normal. About 250lbs.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 18, 2006, 10:20:39 PM
1993 was Dorian's best, bar none.

  That's your opinion. Nothing else. Personally, I feel that, while he set the standard in 1993 for muscularity, it was in 1995 that Dorian set the standard for hardness&dryness. Which is what Dorian eventually most became famous for... ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE

P.S: Dorian was 255 lbs for the 1996 Olympia, only 2 lbs than in 1993.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: body88 on October 18, 2006, 10:57:14 PM
Shredded!!!!!!  Also, to all those claiming Dorian had a gut even close to as bad as Ronnie you need to get your heads checked. Ronnies gut is TEN times worse than Yates. Post all the pictures you want. Does not matter. When ronnie transitions into that kneeling double bi shot his big ass gut always puffs out. Doz barley had anything there. Ronnie is def the king of guts. Even in 98 when Ronnie had the best physique ever his gut was worse than doz in this video. By the time 04 came around Ronnies gut was in its own leauge!
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: bailey on October 18, 2006, 11:06:19 PM
Link says Video not available ????
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: nzmusclemonster on October 18, 2006, 11:07:58 PM
Link says Video not available ????

Phew, i thought i was the only one missing out  :-[
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: body88 on October 18, 2006, 11:18:04 PM
Just type in Dorian Yates. The 96 vid will come up. When he hits the rdb you see how freaky shredded he really was. I can only imagine if he was darker how he would have looked.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: the shadow on October 18, 2006, 11:38:55 PM
1993 was Dorian's best, bar none.

Dorian himself said that he was superior in 95 to 96. 96 he came in flat and he was smaller than normal. About 250lbs.
actually yates was 260lbs.he was 5lbs heavier than 1995..strange..he looked a bit lighter but when weighed on the scale he was 260lbs for the night show
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 19, 2006, 02:48:05 PM
actually yates was 260lbs.he was 5lbs heavier than 1995..strange..he looked a bit lighter but when weighed on the scale he was 260lbs for the night show

  Well, from the the review of the 1996 Olympia I have from FLEX, McGough is quoted as saying that Dorian weighed in at 255 lbs for pre-judging. This contest was unique in that there was an official weight-in at the start. Dorian was actually a little lighter than he was for the pre-judging of the 1993 Olympia, because, since the 1996 Olympia was tested for diuretics, he became obsessed with dryness and came in at his lightest and most depleted state in years. These pics are from the 1996 Olympia, as well. :)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 19, 2006, 09:45:52 PM
hulkster and pumpster no where to be found.

dorian's size,dryness, and hardness is too much for anyone to handle.

others may come in bigger, but no one will come in that shape.

no one has 10 years later. 
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: gibberj2 on October 19, 2006, 09:47:08 PM
help! i cannot use youtube right now. it says i either have my java turned off or my flash player needs to be updated. i updated that thing already but it still says the same thing. what's the latest version? how about the java thing? i dont know how to mess with that.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 19, 2006, 10:23:39 PM
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpHplDhKnWc

Check out this video from the 1996 Olympia. After reviewing it, I changed my mind and think it was one of Dorian's best performances.
Count on SUCKY to come up with a non-existent thread.

Here is '96: he looks like a bricklaying powerlifter the way he trundles onto stage. hahahahaah ::) Very tight, but arms both bis n' tris are too small.

The first comment under the screen:
i dunno but am not a fan of this guy, kinda hate him cuz he aint deserve the title against flex wheeler, his symmetry sux. small arms,waist not small

'94: Impressive here, more than '96-drier and denser, a smaller, leaner and more athletic  torso that balances better with the arms.


Yates especially bear-like:
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 19, 2006, 10:44:42 PM
Glad you enjoyed it-now the party's over..



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Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: delta9mda on October 19, 2006, 10:46:15 PM
Count on SUCKY to come up with a non-existent thread.

Here is '96: he looks like a bricklaying powerlifter the way he trundles onto stage. hahahahaah ::) Very tight, but arms both bis n' tris are too small.

The first comment under the screen:
i dunno but am not a fan of this guy, kinda hate him cuz he aint deserve the title against flex wheeler, his symmetry sux. small arms,waist not small

'94: Impressive here, more than '96-drier and denser, a smaller, leaner and more athletic  torso that balances better with the arms.


Yates especially bear-like:

man you just cant take it ronnie lost? stop being a cock and give mr o his due.

your "especially bear like" comment is dumb. that is an offseason yates at the fibo 94, he squashed lou(do i have to pay $20 for that?) and vic richards.

dont be hatin'.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: delta9mda on October 19, 2006, 10:47:00 PM
hulkster and pumpster no where to be found.

dorian's size,dryness, and hardness is too much for anyone to handle.

others may come in bigger, but no one will come in that shape.

no one has 10 years later. 
truth be told!!!!
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 19, 2006, 10:50:35 PM
Stop being a cvnt and take the time to actually pay attention to the video evidence.. ;D

Coleman close on density but huge advantages on size, tapers, shape, aesthetics, flow, overall cuts, refinement, vascularity, etc. ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 20, 2006, 12:04:31 AM
Stop being a cvnt and take the time to actually pay attention to the video evidence.. ;D

Coleman close on density but huge advantages on size, tapers, shape, aesthetics, flow, overall cuts, refinement, vascularity, etc. ;)

  First of all, Jackass, who gives a shit about Ronnie? This thread is all about Dorian at the 1996 Olympia, but you just had to bring up your hero to compare, hadn't you? ::) Your hatred for Dorian Yates is such that you can't see his name on any thread and not bring up the tier-B fat f**k who got stripped of his title onstage this year by a "blocky White guy". ;D Guess what? I don't give a f**k about Coleman, and I certainly don't care about this topic anymore. f**k you and f**k off my thread! I have written over one thousand paragraphs on the topic of Dorian vs fat f**k, and posted some 300 different pics. I'm bored. I'll let you believe whatever you want: that Dorian won due to a a Weider conspiracy to have British White guys win the Olympia, that he shouldn't have won with small arms - despite his arms being 21" - , that Shawn should have defeated him despite carrying 55 lbs less of muscle, etc. Whatever, little girl. Believe what you want.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 20, 2006, 12:12:52 AM
Count on SUCKY to come up with a non-existent thread.

  Actually, dumbass, it's the URL that changed. Anyway, how difficult it is for you morons to type his name? :-X

SUCKMYMUSCLE

P.S: I'm still waiting for the explanations about how exactly it was good business, for Weider, to have a British White guy win the Olympia over an American, and why  exactly they didn't give it to a handsome White man, like Bob Paris, instead of giving it to Lee Haney, if the I.F.B.B is so racicist. We're still waiting for your explanation, Poopy, you retarded lying f**k... >:(
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: the shadow on October 20, 2006, 01:37:01 AM
  Well, from the the review of the 1996 Olympia I have from FLEX, McGough is quoted as saying that Dorian weighed in at 255 lbs for pre-judging. This contest was unique in that there was an official weight-in at the start. Dorian was actually a little lighter than he was for the pre-judging of the 1993 Olympia, because, since the 1996 Olympia was tested for diuretics, he became obsessed with dryness and came in at his lightest and most depleted state in years. These pics are from the 1996 Olympia, as well. :)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
i think so even nasser said that how can yates weigh heavy when he is looking light..i do believe this fact that yates might be 255lbs for the pre-judging but got a bit heavier for the night show by 5lbs to 260lbs.remember yates was 265lbs at the pre-jdiging for mr olympia 1997 and ballooned to 274lbs for the night show..so anything is possible.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Shawn Ray on October 20, 2006, 12:28:55 PM
I won that show! >:(
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: jaejonna on October 20, 2006, 12:30:23 PM
I won that show! >:(

yeah when you close your eyes and go to sleep you did.......

Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 20, 2006, 12:37:42 PM
Stop being a cvnt and take the time to actually pay attention to the video evidence.. ;D

Coleman close on density but huge advantages on size, tapers, shape, aesthetics, flow, overall cuts, refinement, vascularity, etc. ;)

coleman had those advantages throughout dorian's career.

how did he do against dorian?
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 20, 2006, 12:56:48 PM
Glad you enjoyed it-now the party's over..



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nope.


dorian was dryer and harder.  and that is not even his best year as far as conditioning.

coleman has the edge in shape, taper, etc. but he had that in 92-97.

the only reason ronnie won in 98 was the improvement in his conditioning.  he got a big bigger (more lat and quad sweep) but it was the difference in ronnie's conditioning that enabled him to be a tier b guy in 97 to winner in 98.

however, his conditioning is no where near dorian's level.

but would coleman's size and asethetics with his improved conditioning be enough to beat dorian?

i still think dorian's combo of size WITH conditioning would edge coleman.


that's why this thread is over 400 pages.


Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: gibberj2 on October 20, 2006, 01:23:12 PM
HELP ME! My youtube gives me an error that I need to download latest flash player or that my java is off. i downloaded it and it gives me same problem. java i dont know how to mess with.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: figgs on October 20, 2006, 01:56:43 PM
I won that show! >:(

Where's the sandow to prove it?
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: ali23 on October 20, 2006, 01:59:42 PM
that was Shawns show.... it really was... Shawn deserves two sandows.. 1996 and 1998.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 20, 2006, 02:08:20 PM
that was Shawns show.... it really was... Shawn deserves two sandows.. 1996 and 1998.


98? 

are you serious. 

shawn was off that year and got 5th.

explain why he should have won.

96?

shawn was much, much smaller than dorian and dorian is in better shape.

how would shawn win?

personally, i would have had nasser 2nd.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 20, 2006, 02:10:25 PM
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coleman had those advantages throughout dorian's career.

how did he do against dorian?
Extremely weak. Zane beat Schwarzenegger-in 1968. For you apparently, time has no meaning. You should compare Grimek with Yates too.  ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 20, 2006, 05:20:46 PM
dorian does not look that great in that vid compared to the 1993 clip I have seen.

His arms look really small for his upper body and they are very smooth in the front shots.

His legs even look small for him - and are not seperated at all.

His lower back and upper back look good - but man, his torn bi is screwed in that front double bi.


ps and all that crap about how great dorian's side chest was from ND is bullshit. His side chest was not so hot in that clip.

Dorian almost looked too depleted in that vid - not nearly as full as in 1993.

hell, even his rear lat spread did not look that great because his taper was hurt by his wide waist in the vid.

Pumpster is right:

(http://www.ronniecoleman.net/comp9913.jpg)
(http://www.bodybuildingpro.com/1999britishgrandprix/45.jpg)
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69359.0;attach=76821;image)
1999 Ronnie would have beat that particular version of Dorian quite easily.

Peronally, other than his lower and upper back, I don't think that was one of dorian's better performances.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: stomper on October 20, 2006, 05:45:57 PM
i a;ways liked dorian better than ronnie but no way dorian at his best would beat ronnie at his best
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 20, 2006, 08:50:36 PM
that clip.
hell, even his rear lat spread did not look that great because his taper was hurt by his wide waist in the vid.

  Actually, he was compared to Coleman for rear lat spread and defeated him with straight-firsts. Wide waist? Dorian's waist was not an inch thicker than in previous years, and he came in with his best conditioning ever. What the fuck are you talking about? Also, he didn't need to have fantastic taper in this pose, because Coleman didn't have either and, at everything else, Dorian takes Coleman out.

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Pumpster is right:

  You have just discredited yourself: Pumpster is an intellectual train-wreck and never right

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1999 Ronnie would have beat that particular version of Dorian quite easily.

  No, he wouldn't. Dorian was 260 lbs with more and harder muscle. His stomach was flat as a board and he had etched serratus. His taper might not be as good, but at least his gut is not distended. You're seriously deluded if you think that Ronnie would flat out defeat any version of Dorian, especially his 1996 one, when his strenghs were even stronger than usual, and his hardness compensated for his few weaknesses - such as his wide hips.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 20, 2006, 08:53:24 PM
Dorian almost looked too depleted in that vid - not nearly as full as in 1993.




well, 93 was his best year....

dorian said in an interview that he did come in flat.

that was the first year of diuretic testing.

i assume he couldnt use his normal diuretics and had to compensate for coming in flat.


he was flat and ronnie at his peak would probably beat that version of dorian, but it still wouldnt be easy - based on dorian's conditioning alone.  he was still 260 lbs.

93 and 95?  different story. 

but like i said earlier,  dorian looks much better on the vhs.  the youtube clip makes dorian (and every other bber) look "thinner" than they do on the tape.  it seems condensed in a wierd way. 
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: the shadow on October 21, 2006, 07:17:53 AM
  Exactly. No one pointed out Dorian's muscularity in 1996, but everyone believed that he had set a standard for dryness that is just preter-human. Personally, I don't believe that 1993 was Dorian's best year; that might be the case for muscularity. But I think that, conditioning-wise, Dorian was much better in 1995 and 1996. As I see it, Dorian took the sport to an unattainable - for the time - level of muscularity, but then didn't really increase his muscular size anymore. 1994 was a flop: he came in as a poorer, heavier but less crisp version of himself. In 1995, though, !BAM!, he hit the stage with a "stony" appearance which, even today, almost a decade after his retirement, still represent the ne plus ultra of bodybuilding conditioning. 1996, as I see it, was an even drier and harder version of 1995, arguably the best shape any bodybuilder has ever stepped onstage, bar none. The problem is that Dorian was depleted and lost a lot of his muscle thickness - except for back.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
i would say the level of conditioning that yates attained at the olympia 1996 was the unreal..he was quite muscular too..his back and his trademark side triceps poses were amazing..considering the fact that yates was in that freaky drier than bone condition he still had his trademark poses stand out the best from the rest of the guys and yes his waist looked flat as a board..that was the most incredible package ever...
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 21, 2006, 09:14:09 PM
i would say the level of conditioning that yates attained at the olympia 1996 was the unreal..he was quite muscular too..his back and his trademark side triceps poses were amazing..considering the fact that yates was in that freaky drier than bone condition he still had his trademark poses stand out the best from the rest of the guys and yes his waist looked flat as a board..that was the most incredible package ever...

  Agreed. I don't understand why people go on and on about Dorian in his 1993 form. Sure, that year he set a standard for muscularity that hadn't been seen before. But what people forget is that it was in 1995 and 1996 that Dorian set the standard for conditioning, which is what Dorian most became known for. If you look at Dorian's physique past 1993, you'll see that he made no real improvements in muscular size; it seems like Diesel found his competive weight arond 260 lbs - with a variation of a few pounds every year -, and then only improved his quality. If you look at Dorian at the 1995 or 1996 Olympias, you'll see that his muscles were not much bigger than in 1993. However, they had crisper details and his  trademark dnsity was at it's all time best those two years. It was in 1995/6 that Dorian set the standard for the "stony" look, which became the holy grail that all professional bodybuilders aspire to achieve even today, almost a decade after Dorian's retirement. If you look at the magazines reviews from 1993, you'll see that the whole hype that year was about how monstrous Yates'  muscles were in terms of size; there was no raving about his separations, dryness, etc. Yet, when you read the reviews from the 1995 and 1996 Olympias, all the writers were complimenting Dorian's unbelievable hardness&dryness,  not necessarily his muscularity. I agree with you: Dorian's 1995 and 1996 packages were the best of all times when it comes to density and dryness. :)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: ali23 on October 22, 2006, 12:45:04 AM

98? 

are you serious. 

shawn was off that year and got 5th.

explain why he should have won.

96?

shawn was much, much smaller than dorian and dorian is in better shape.

how would shawn win?

personally, i would have had nasser 2nd.

He placed low yes in 1998... but if you saw his video made by the japanese guy, you would know what i mean.. weeks out he looked amazing, and he looked amazing on stage... he was aesthetic, full, and vascular... he looked amazing and deserved the win..
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 11:40:33 AM
coleman had those advantages throughout dorian's career.




no he didn't.

Ronnie got beat by everyone and his uncle before he peaked.

everyone knows that.


Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Rammer on October 22, 2006, 11:56:23 AM
I just uploaded this clip of Dorian at the '92 Olympia to YouTube:

More fuel for the fire  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pobrecito on October 22, 2006, 12:00:54 PM
I just uploaded this clip of Dorian at the '92 Olympia to YouTube:

More fuel for the fire  ;)

Thanks! Awesome clip, rare footage!!
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:07:00 PM
cool vid. Thanks for putting it up!

unfortunately, the footage shows us what we already know about dorian from that time period:

poor arms and quads, great abs on top of a wide waist.

I know ND and co. orgasm about how "balanced" dorian was, when in reality, anyone with one good eye can see that his arms were undersized for his upper torso. Its evident in most pics and is clear on most videos, including that one.

the only shots where you can't tell are the superclose up ones.

and of course, whenever the topic of Dorian's arms comes up, thats all that is posted: superclose up shots ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 12:14:25 PM
cool vid. Thanks for putting it up!

unfortunately, the footage shows us what we already know about dorian from that time period:

poor arms and quads, great abs on top of a wide waist.

I know ND and co. orgasm about how "balanced" dorian was, when in reality, anyone with one good eye can see that his arms were undersized for his upper torso. Its evident in most pics and is clear on most videos, including that one.

the only shots where you can't tell are the superclose up ones.

and of course, whenever the topic of Dorian's arms comes up, thats all that is posted: superclose up shots ::)

You should really pay attention slick , at his best 1993/95 Dorian's balance & proportion are without flaws , 96 not his best showing but still better than any of his contemporaries.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:23:15 PM
misleading pic ND. It doesn't show his main flaw in the back poses: he is not flexing his arms.

if he was, they would disappear:

(http://body.builder.hu/imagebank/pictures/976994047.jpg)

Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 12:24:16 PM
misleading pic ND. It doesn't show his main flaw in the back poses: he is not flexing his arms.

if he was, they would disappear:





Thats 1997 NOT 1996 and either way he owned Ronnie in both contests lol
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:28:20 PM
ND, what you fail to grasp is that it doesn't matter whether it is 1991, 1993, 1992, 1996 or 1997:

Dorian's arms were undersized for his torso and looked bad compared to someone like Ronnie whether it was 1234 or 1997 it doesn't matter.

its like Ronnie's calves: they have always been too small for his quads and have always sucked.

(http://www.musclememory.com/magCovers/im/im5401.jpg)
piss poor in 94
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 12:30:11 PM
ND, what you fail to grasp is that it doesn't matter whether it is 1991, 1993, 1992, 1996 or 1997:

Dorian's arms were undersized for his torso and looked bad compared to someone like Ronnie whether it was 1234 or 1997 it doesn't matter.

its like Ronnie's calves: they have always been too small for his quads and have always sucked.


piss poor in 94

At his best his arms were NOT undersized for his torso , and unlike Ronnie calves , Yates' arms don't lack development  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:32:09 PM
gee, a superclose up shot.

what a surprise ::)

(http://www.musclememory.com/magCovers/fl/fl1311.jpg)
dorian's arms where always undersized, even at higher bodyweights.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 12:33:32 PM
gee, a superclose up shot.

what a surprise ::)


dorian's arms where always undersized, even at higher bodyweights.

Second attepmt and second failure lol same contest slick  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:35:45 PM
gee, ND showing how dorian's arms look better relaxed, and probably morphed, than the do when FLEXING ::)

great point ND.

trying helplessly to defend your hero and you actualy own him in the process.

only dorian could have arms that look better relaxed than flexed.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 12:37:32 PM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=101370.0;attach=111868;image)
if you expect anyone to believe that Dorian's TORN bi looked like that when RELAXED, you are nuts.

morphed.

Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 01:14:34 PM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=101370.0;attach=111868;image)
if you expect anyone to believe that Dorian's TORN bi looked like that when RELAXED, you are nuts.

morphed.



Ha ha in magazine cover you posted is where that pic came from and thats how it sits in the magazine you tool.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: delta9mda on October 22, 2006, 02:32:18 PM
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=101370.0;attach=111868;image)
if you expect anyone to believe that Dorian's TORN bi looked like that when RELAXED, you are nuts.

morphed.


NOT morphed, we went over this before. i have all the flex, mm etc. soon i will have a scanner and this shit will end. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: YoungBlood on October 22, 2006, 02:47:48 PM
Don't you two fags have a 400+ page thread elsewhere that you debate this over and over again?
Why go at it here, again after countless thread hi-jackings over the years? You have your thread, now shut up and let this one get back on track. >:(
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 02:48:36 PM
NOT morphed, we went over this before. i have all the flex, mm etc. soon i will have a scanner and this shit will end. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed. the pic is not morphed. neither pic is morphed.

it would be better if if WAS morphed.

that way Dorian's arm would not look better relaxed than flexed.

Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 03:08:40 PM
it would be better if if WAS morphed.

that way Dorian's arm would not look better relaxed than flexed.



OWNED
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 03:16:54 PM
but what exactly does posting that pic prove?

all it shows is that dorian's forearm is on a high enough angle that it blocks the enormous GAP between his forearm and his torn biceps muscle.

it does nothing to show that his arm is "good".

His torn bi looked horribe, with a huge gap that is hidden in that particular photo

(http://www.musclememory.com/magCovers/fl/fl1311.jpg)
you can see here just how bad it is.

so no, I would say ND is owned for being so dumb as to post such a pic.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 03:18:15 PM
but what exactly does posting that pic prove?

all it shows is that dorian's forearm is on a high enough angle that it blocks the enormous GAP between his forearm and his torn biceps muscle.

it does nothing to show that his arm is "good".

His torn bi looked horribe, with a huge gap that is hidden in that particular photo


you can see here just how bad it is.

so no, I would say ND is owned for being so dumb as to post such a pic.

You owned yourself for claiming is was morphed you fool.  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: delta9mda on October 22, 2006, 03:59:47 PM
hulkster, take it to the truce thead.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 22, 2006, 04:04:19 PM
Hulkster I own you  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Adam Empire on October 22, 2006, 04:17:12 PM
Glad you enjoyed it-now the party's over..



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Markus' back shot was awesome in this.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 22, 2006, 06:03:54 PM
Don't you two fags have a 400+ page thread elsewhere that you debate this over and over again?
Why go at it here, again after countless thread hi-jackings over the years? You have your thread, now shut up and let this one get back on track. >:(

  Well, since the thread is mine, I'm ok with furthering the humiliation of Ronald here, too. Whatever. Hulky wants war everywhere? He got it. I'll take him out to. He fucked up the NarcissisticDeity's thread and now he fucked up mine - which had nothing to do with Ronnie, but dude just can't stop from putting Dorian down everytime his name is brought up in any thread. Fuck Hulkster and fuck Ronnie. It's on! >:(

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: IceCold on October 22, 2006, 06:18:50 PM
no he didn't.

Ronnie got beat by everyone and his uncle before he peaked.

everyone knows that.



every advantage you claim ronnie has better taper, shape, asethetics, arms, quads, etc.  he had through dorian's career.

it was only when coleman's fullness and conditioning improved that he won in 98.

HOWEVER, even at his peak coleman was less domiante against the same guys dorian beat. 

dorian beat the top guys while they were in their prime.

coleman beat those same guys, while they were not in their prime and had a harder time beating them.

are you going to ignore those facts the same way you ignore quotes from ronnie and flex regarding dorian?
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 06:23:03 PM
what about quotes from Flex, Dexter, Dillett, Sergio, Shawn, and everyone else about how good Ronnie was?

 ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 06:25:59 PM
you guys will also take note that it was NOT I who started the whole Ronnie dorian thing in this thread.

It was brought up long before I ever even posted in this thread :(
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: nicorulez on October 22, 2006, 06:48:39 PM
Sucky, I agree that Dorian's conditioning is sick in this video.  However, I think he looked far superior in 1993.  His muscle bellys are far fuller that year.  Yes, he is more ripped, but he lost something that was oh so apparent in 1993.  Then again, he would have smoked this years Mr. O Jay Gutler over and over again.  Even off, Dorian always was in condtion.  This is not even debateable.  Unfortunately, Ronnie may have hit an incredible high a couple of years, but his lows was were far more often and lower than Doz's.  Thus, although I prefer the superhuman condition of Coleman, he brought it to the table only a few times.  He brought an average package to the stage more times than a multi-Olympia champ should have.  Thus, Doz is the greater champ overall, as he never brought the pregnant belly to stage or that average conditioning.  Yes, I feel at his all-time best Ronnie is unbeatable;however, he is not even close to being the ultimate Olympia champ. That title is Haney's first, Doz second and Arnold.  None of them ever lost.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 22, 2006, 06:54:05 PM
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That title is Haney's first, Doz second and Arnold.  None of them ever lost.
but they all should have at one time or another, so you have to go by who has the ultimate physique.

and besides, did any of them compete at age 43?

no  8)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 22, 2006, 11:40:49 PM
Sucky, I agree that Dorian's conditioning is sick in this video.  However, I think he looked far superior in 1993.  His muscle bellys are far fuller that year.  Yes, he is more ripped, but he lost something that was oh so apparent in 1993.

  I think Dorian brought something to the table, in 1995 and 1996, which he lacked in 1993. If you look at Dorian from 1993 and on, you'll see that he made little to nil progress in muscular size: he found his competitive weight around 260 lbs, plus or minus 5 lbs, and stayed there. Yet, I think that he added refinement to his physique. I think that, in 1995 and 1996, he displayed crisp details and a rock-hardness which he lacked in 1993. I am agruing that Dorian rose the standard for muscularity in 1993, but he rose the standard for conditioning in 1995, and took it to an even more unbelievable level the next year. A level so high that, even today, it remains the ne plus ultra of bodybuilding conditioning, the holy grail that every pro tries to emulate but none has been successful at completely. Nevertheless, Dorian, himself, conceded that he came in flat in 1996. So yes, I do think that he took dryness too far that year. 1995 was probably the year when he combined fullness with sick hardness better.

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Then again, he would have smoked this years Mr. O Jay Gutler over and over again.  Even off, Dorian always was in condtion.  This is not even debateable.

  Yes.

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Unfortunately, Ronnie may have hit an incredible high a couple of years, but his lows was were far more often and lower than Doz's.  Thus, although I prefer the superhuman condition of Coleman, he brought it to the table only a few times.

  Well, it is your opinion and I have a different one, and this was not supposed to be a re-enactment of the truce thread. But regardless, I don't understand what you mean by Coleman's super-human "condition". His conditioning(hardness + dryness) was never spectacular, not even in 1998 when I believe he was at his best. In 2003 he was huge, but he looked very poor quality-wise when compared to his 1998 version. I think that Ronnie at 250 lbs with a wasp waist and cross-striations all over his body represented a far more superior version of himself than the one that stepped onstage for the 2003 Olympia. Also, it is obvious that not all of that was muscle and that part of those 40 lbs that Ronnie gained were fat and water. How do I know that? Because he barely had a separation in his entire musculature when standing relaxed. Compare it to his 1998 version, when he had separations on his back even when not contracting his back muscles. Also, don't take lightly the increase in gut size, because at least 10 of those 40 lbs came from an increase in intestinal size. Dorian had visible abs at 305 lbs off-season; couldn't he compete at 287 lbs? Yes, he could. Would he look good? No: he would be a very poor version of himself. Like the 2003 Ronnie was of the 1998 Ronnie. ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE




Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 23, 2006, 12:41:24 AM
but they all should have at one time or another, so you have to go by who has the ultimate physique.

  That would be either Sergio in 1967 or Arnold at the 1974 Olympia. Neither Dorian or Ronnie...

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and besides, did any of them compete at age 43?

  Nice euphemism for getting defeated at age 43. ;D 8)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 23, 2006, 03:19:54 PM
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His conditioning(hardness + dryness) was never spectacular, not even in 1998 when I believe he was at his best

see, this is why everyone thinks you and ND are crazy.

(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=75219.0;attach=82367;image)
(http://body.builder.hu/imagebank/pictures/974182578.jpg)
(http://digilander.libero.it/mikementzer/Coleman08.jpg)
it is almost impossible to get harder and dryer (better conditioned) than this.

and you are saying that the hardness and dryness displayed is "not spectacular" ::)

I do not think that you really know what the term "conditioning" means as far as musculature goes.

If you did, you would not say something like that given these shots.

look at the detail: there is no almost no subcutaneous fat whatsoever. You can't get more "dense" than this.

(http://www.musclememory.com/magCovers/im/im5401.jpg)
you think that this is is the model for density. Compare this to the shots of Ronnie above.

You will see that your definition of density presents some problems when you compare the standard (dorian) to other bodybuilders who you claim are not nearly as dense and conditioned.


Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 23, 2006, 03:23:47 PM
Remind me again of the made-up rationalizations excuses that were   foisted on followers like ND and SUCKY about how these were fair contests? How in a fair contest would Yates ever beat these guys. ???

His only weakness the back actually has a considerably better taper than Yates, which reduces any advantages Yates is claimed to have had from the back. Only real drawback was back detail. From the front or sides no contest: ;D




Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: delta9mda on October 23, 2006, 04:38:50 PM
paul had a lightweights back on a super heavy frame, no way he was going to win. yates did say the only bodybuilder he was concerned with was paul is he got it all together.

kev told me himself, yates was too tough mentally and did whatever it took to win (training and prep). "you are just not going to beat him".
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 23, 2006, 04:58:27 PM
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paul had a lightweights back on a super heavy frame, no way he was going to win. yates did say the only bodybuilder he was concerned with was paul is he got it all together.

kev told me himself, yates was too tough mentally and did whatever it took to win (training and prep). "you are just not going to beat him".
Given that he was superior to Yates from the front and sides, a weak back's not a big deal. Especially given that the video confirms that his back looks better than the perception-superior taper to Yates and superior rear delt, tri and trap tie-ins. Not that far from great save for the absence of detail. That's a minor downside when Yates' flaws are considered as well as the fact that Dillet destroyed him from other angles.

As far as what Levrone or Dillet might've said, a lot of that's just being good sports as well as accepting how the politics work IMO.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 23, 2006, 05:35:14 PM
paul had possibly the greadtest shape while relaxed ever... But the guy was a horrible poser, just didn’t (doesn’t) know how to display his physique, … + horrendously ugly and easily the dumbest BB ever (and that’s saying a lot)… there are a few signed pics of him around my gym and it looks like a 4 YeAr olD wrotE TheM wiTH CrAyOn!!!... all the guy has to write is “train hard” or “thanks for all your help”…
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 25, 2006, 09:06:45 AM
Given that he was superior to Yates from the front and sides, a weak back's not a big deal.

  First of all, he's most definitely not superior to Dorian from the front and sides. His chest is pathetic in both width and thickness. His defective latissimus makes him lose the front lat spread flat out despite his advantage in taper. His delts are a complete joke when compared to his great bis&tris. From the sides, Dorian's better chest, calves, vastus lateralis and serratus gives him the side chest mandatory flat out. The side triceps is tough, but Dorian still takes it: Dillet's triceps are bigger, but Dorian has the denser and more striated triceps, and hisside triceps shot is classical at 260 lbs! What a moron you are! ::) The only things Paul has on Dorian is biceps&triceps - unlike Ronnie, who only has biceps -, and a better taper. At everything else, Diesel gives Dillet a massive ass raping. ;)

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a lot of that's just being good sports as well as accepting how the politics work IMO.

  Hey, idiot, I have already teared down your moronic conspiracy theories en absurdum. Saying that having a White Anglo-Saxon, from Britain, win the Olympia is more politically correct and would make the sport more popular in the U.S is just too sophomoric an argument to stomach.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 25, 2006, 09:35:03 AM
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First of all, he's most definitely not superior to Dorian from the front and sides. His chest is pathetic in both width and thickness. His defective latissimus makes him lose the front lat spread flat out despite his advantage in taper. His delts are a complete joke when compared to his great bis&tris.
If you say the earth is flat without proof, that must be true too.  ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)

Utter domination of Yates from most angles, with very few weaknesses relative to Yates. His only negatives are back detail and posing. He's known for delts, you idiot, the exact opposite of another of your unproven claimsTake a look for a change-Yates by comparison looks like he doesn't have delts let alone traps or arms.

Details, details.  ::)






Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 25, 2006, 09:39:12 AM
 His delts are a complete joke when compared to his great bis&tris.
 

maybe the dumbest thing ever said...
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 25, 2006, 09:40:19 AM
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maybe the dumbest thing ever said...
hahahahahahahaahh Just check some of his other comments.  ;D
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 25, 2006, 09:59:24 AM
If you say the earth is flat without proof, that must be true too.  ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)

  No, it is you who never provides any evidence for anything, just like when you go on an on about your conspiracy theories. ;) Doesen't Dillet's weak lats represent a liability in the front lat spread? Yes, it does. Isn't Dorian's chest thicker and wider than Dillet's? Yes, it is. Paul only had ugly varicose veins in his chest without any mass to speak for. Dorian has the thicker pectoralis and the better vastus lateralis, calves and serratus, thus giving him the side chest shot. So, your argument about Dillet winning from the sides is moronic. The only thing Dillet had on Dorian were taper and biceps&triceps size - but Dorian had the better quality triceps which, when combined with his better proportions from the sides, gives him the side triceps shot.

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Utter domination of Yates from most angles, with very few weaknesses relative to Yates. His only negatives are back detail and posing.

  His negatives include: defective pectoralis muscularity, weak calves, overrated delts and lack of both width&thickness of the latissimus, teres major, teres minor, infra-spinatus and erectores. You're a moron for assuming that the only thing Paul lkacked, in the back department, were details. ::)

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He's known for delts, you idiot, the exact opposite of another of your unproven claimsTake a look for a change-Yates by comparison looks like he doesn't have delts let alone traps or arms.

  Actually, I never agreed with this. It's obvious that Dillet's front delts overpowered his other two. This aqain, is one of the reasons why he sucked so badly from the sides. So what do you do? You post a pic of Dillet from the front, where mostly his front delts are visible. Dorian's delt was more evenly developed, which is obvious in the side triceps shot. I own you. ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE








Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 25, 2006, 10:01:39 AM
maybe the dumbest thing ever said...

  Shut up, newb - and fuck off my thread.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: sculpture on October 25, 2006, 01:02:19 PM
Yates has better tri's than this?

Hahahahahah

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Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 25, 2006, 02:15:54 PM
  Shut up, newb - and f**k off my thread.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

ummmmm ok....  ::)....haha, even yates looking his best vs. pauls post workout pic gets owned... dillets not even in a side tri and his tricep dworfs dy's!.... now imagine them standing next to one another.... game over
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 02:45:20 PM
ummmmm ok....  ::)....haha, even yates looking his best vs. pauls post workout pic gets owned... dillets not even in a side tri and his tricep dworfs dy's!.... now imagine them standing next to one another.... game over

To bad contests aren't judged post-work out.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 25, 2006, 03:27:57 PM
To bad contests aren't judged post-work out.

coming from ND, I think this has to be the most ironic thing I have EVER READ, for this reason:

(http://digilander.libero.it/mikementzer/Yates06.jpg)
(http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia2/dy12.jpg)

 ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 03:29:27 PM
coming from ND, I think this has to be the most ironic thing I have EVER READ, for this reason:

(http://digilander.libero.it/mikementzer/Yates06.jpg)
(http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia2/dy12.jpg)

 ::)

You know whats funny is everyone said Yates could enter the Olympia just like that socks and all and still beat the worlds best  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 25, 2006, 03:30:20 PM
coming from ND, I think this has to be the most ironic thing I have EVER READ, for this reason:



 ::)

brilliant post
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 25, 2006, 03:31:48 PM
You know whats funny is everyone said Yates could enter the Olympia just like that socks and all and still beat the worlds best  ;)

he couldnt
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 25, 2006, 03:32:49 PM
You know whats funny is everyone said Yates could enter the Olympia just like that socks and all and still beat the worlds best  ;)

do you know how many times they have said the same thing about Ronnie?

(http://www.ronniecoleman.net/10days3441-q_8.jpg)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 25, 2006, 03:33:20 PM
brilliant post

thanks.

owning ND is fun and easy
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Dredlock Rasta on October 25, 2006, 03:36:36 PM
Dillet had better aesthetics and size than dorian except for the back. However where Dorian beat him was on his conditioning.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 25, 2006, 03:42:53 PM
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Dillet had better aesthetics and size than dorian except for the back. However where Dorian beat him was on his conditioning.
Dillet's only flaws were back definition and posing-fewer flaws than Yates. Conditioning looks very comparable, except for a back that was as smooth as Yates arms & delts.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 25, 2006, 03:48:12 PM
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except for a back that was as smooth as Yates arms & delts.

 :)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 03:51:01 PM
he couldnt

Okay please explain why he couldn't , I'd love to hear your explanation.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 03:51:58 PM
do you know how many times they have said the same thing about Ronnie?

(http://www.ronniecoleman.net/10days3441-q_8.jpg)

To bad Ronnie didn't show up that year looking like that lol
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: sculpture on October 25, 2006, 03:53:09 PM
To bad Ronnie didn't show up that year looking like that lol

Yeah but he won ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pobrecito on October 25, 2006, 03:55:56 PM
Actually that shot is from BFTO 2003 and yes he did show up looking like that ;) But he looked better in 2002 BFTO @ 275
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 04:05:02 PM
Actually that shot is from BFTO 2003 and yes he did show up looking like that ;) But he looked better in 2002 BFTO @ 275

I thought that was the 2002 pic
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pobrecito on October 25, 2006, 04:07:10 PM
Nope, Gus did cardio in 2003. Ronnie was the only one in his gym in 2002.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 25, 2006, 05:09:41 PM
Yates with Cutler's blockiness, barely able to walk..
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: carvedoutofwood on October 25, 2006, 05:46:03 PM
not saying that dillet should ever have beaten yates... i was just saying he had a superior physique.... but when u cant display it to its fullest.... what good is it... dorian was a great poser... and even better at hiding his many flaws ;), notice how few front double bic's (pretty much the premier pose in BB) uve ever seen him do
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pobrecito on October 25, 2006, 05:47:29 PM
To say Dillet was better than Yates is absurd. He had no back and his delts were full of synthol.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 05:49:34 PM
not saying that dillet should ever have beaten yates... i was just saying he had a superior physique.... but when u cant display it to its fullest.... what good is it... dorian was a great poser... and even better at hiding his many flaws ;), notice how few front double bic's (pretty much the premier pose in BB) uve ever seen him do

Dillett had superior genetics and structue ( with the exception of his back ) no one will deny that , but Bob Paris had better structure and genetics than most of his contemporaries and he never won a single contest , it takes more than having the best base to be the best man .
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: jwb on October 25, 2006, 05:55:48 PM
Dillett had superior genetics and structue ( with the exception of his back ) no one will deny that , but Bob Paris had better structure and genetics than most of his contemporaries and he never won a single contest , it takes more than having the best base to be the best man .
dillet's back was so pathetic he basically ruled himself out of every contest as soon as he turned around...

yates may not have had the BEST arms or quads but he hardly had the WORST...
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: NarcissisticDeity on October 25, 2006, 06:00:41 PM
dillet's back was so pathetic he basically ruled himself out of every contest as soon as he turned around...

yates may not have had the BEST arms or quads but he hardly had the WORST...

It was terrible and I love the people who claim it was becuse he couldn't pose because of an injury  ::) his back was NOT on par with the rest of his physique , it lacked thickness , detail and muscularity , although he was wide that was about it , his back double was dominated by gigantic delts and arms .
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Hulkster on October 25, 2006, 06:11:20 PM
I have never really be than impressed with Dillett in most poses.

he had great shape, but lacked good detail esp. in his back.

his delts, for example, even back before the days of synthol, were huge and enormous, but had little cuts
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 26, 2006, 05:18:34 PM

]his delts, for example, even back before the days of synthol, were huge and enormous, but had little cuts

  Not to mention that they were unbalanced: a monstrous front head, and sub-par medial and anterior ones. That's one of the reasons why Dorian destroyed Dillet in the side triceps mandatory, despite having larger triceps and vastus medialis and equally etched serratus. ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: rccs on October 27, 2006, 02:59:08 AM
dorian was far better in 93 AND 94
94?
No, no, no, no!!! Total disagreement! ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: jwb on October 27, 2006, 12:50:21 PM
94?
No, no, no, no!!! Total disagreement! ::)
yates was tops in 93 followed by 95, 96, 92, 97 and 94
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Shockwave on October 27, 2006, 01:00:10 PM
yates was tops in 93 followed by 95, 96, 92, 97 and 94
Swap 94 and 97. He was horrid in 97... 94 he really didn't look that bad, other than his fucked up tan.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: jwb on October 27, 2006, 01:04:43 PM
Swap 94 and 97. He was horrid in 97... 94 he really didn't look that bad, other than his fucked up tan.
well that is the toss up isn't it... he didn't look great either year but who did he have to beat really? a shrimpy shawn ray and a no back nasser... hardly a stretch for him...
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 27, 2006, 01:52:24 PM
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well that is the toss up isn't it... he didn't look great either year but who did he have to beat really? a shrimpy shawn ray and a no back nasser... hardly a stretch for him...
To summarize, he was able to get away with being mediocre. ;D

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I have never really be than impressed with Dillett in most poses.

he had great shape, but lacked good detail esp. in his back.

his delts, for example, even back before the days of synthol, were huge and enormous, but had little cuts
Given that no one's perfect, Dillet had less flaws than either Yates or Coleman. At similar sizes, Coleman never had Dillet's waist nor his lower body aesthetics & balance. Coleman should've spent the 4-5 years bringing up the calves while refining and bringing down thigh size, which he clearly didn't.

SUCKY still furiously backpeddling.  ;)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Shockwave on October 27, 2006, 02:15:15 PM
well that is the toss up isn't it... he didn't look great either year but who did he have to beat really? a shrimpy shawn ray and a no back nasser... hardly a stretch for him...
Haha, no shit.... I'd definatley say 94 though. He still had that 93 shape, just with a bad tan, and recovering from the torn bi.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 27, 2006, 02:35:11 PM
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recovering from the torn bi.
Which is the "bad" arm?
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Dredlock Rasta on October 27, 2006, 03:42:38 PM
To summarize, he was able to get away with being mediocre. ;D
Given that no one's perfect, Dillet had less flaws than either Yates or Coleman. At similar sizes, Coleman never had Dillet's waist nor his lower body aesthetics & balance. Coleman should've spent the 4-5 years bringing up the calves while refining and bringing down thigh size, which he clearly didn't.

SUCKY still furiously backpeddling.  ;)

Coleman at one time did have dillet's waist. Coleman has more leg size than dillet had and  equal aesthetic e.g. more sweep. Calves on the other hand, dillet wins clearly.

Also when people talk about big waists, sometimes that has to do more with the hip bone size than the actual waist. See Coleman has small hip bones however his waist is big due to muscle size, gh or whatever. However Culter has big hips. No matter what he did he would always look blocky because of his wide hips. Even if he never took G.H., did deadlifts, squats or whatever exercises that make the obliques bigger, he still would look blocky with a big waist and hips. Same with dorian.

It seems that wide hips are found primarily anglo bodybuilders and that's why the don't tend to look as aesthetic as black bodybuilders.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 27, 2006, 03:43:37 PM
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Coleman at one time did have dillet's waist. Coleman has more leg size than dillet had and  equal aesthetic e.g. more sweep. Calves on the other hand, dillet wins clearly.
Did not have Dillet's waist when bigger, and it had nothing to do with structural issues. Coleman's leg size was a negative IMO-too big for both the rest of the physique and for the calves. He could've done a lot more to address that while improving calves. Dillet beats him in lower body thanks to much better balance in both areas.
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 27, 2006, 05:05:31 PM
SUCKY still furiously backpeddling.  ;)

  Not really, retard. I stand by what I said: Dillet's deltoids sucked overrall because they lacked balance between the three heads and overpowered his entire physique from the front. ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 27, 2006, 05:19:47 PM
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Dillet's deltoids sucked overrall because they lacked balance between the three heads and overpowered his entire physique from the front.
If your silliness were at all true rather than more babbling, it would mean that your hero has zero delts, traps or arms - in all areas Dillet had more striations, size and refinement you bozo- the pic doesn't lie like you do. ::)
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: pumpster on October 27, 2006, 05:24:50 PM
Yates' arms are a joke, so is his lack of definition & size in certain areas (I won't mention the gut).
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: jwb on October 27, 2006, 05:24:56 PM
dillet had great legs overall...

pity he posed like he was in the special olympics!
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on October 27, 2006, 08:39:20 PM
If your silliness were at all true rather than more babbling, it would mean that your hero has zero delts, traps or arms - in all areas Dillet had more striations, size and refinement you bozo- the pic doesn't lie like you do. ::)

  Ok, you idiot fucker. Do you realize that there are three deltoid heads? Do you realize that his front deltoid head overpowered his other two? Are you retarded, or is this your pathetic attemp to make the case that Dillet's delts were superior to Dorian's because they looked more massive from a single angle? Turn to the sides, and Dorian's delts blow Ronnie's out of the water both in size and proportions. This is one of the reasons why Dillet couldn't defeat Dorian in the side triceps mandatory - and despite his triceps being more massive: his delts lacked proportional development of the three heads, which is seen in this mandatory. Dorian won this over Dillet because his triceps had more quality, but also because his deltoids were more massive from the sides. Your move, dumbass. ;)

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: suckmymuscle on March 01, 2007, 09:04:09 PM
I have never really be than impressed with Dillett in most poses.

he had great shape, but lacked good detail esp. in his back.

his delts, for example, even back before the days of synthol, were huge and enormous, but had little cuts

  Dillet was a victim of his training style. He took it really easy in the gym, doing mostly cable crossovers for chest, side laterals for delts, cable curls or biceps, etc. On the one hand, it made him look incredible by not thickening his waist while allowing him to have 23" arms. Conversely, not doing heavy basics with barbells%dummbells resulted in a very lat look to his muscles, which became apparent rom the sides. It also resulted in a shitty back, because the back only thickens with heavy rows.

SUCKMYMUSCLE
Title: Re: Dorian At The 1996 Olympia.
Post by: Mr. Michael Moore on March 01, 2007, 09:31:40 PM
I won that show! >:(

Maybe in your wildest, most wet dreams you did.....maybe, just maybe!

Hope this helps!! ;)