Flex Wheeler 1992 vs 1999

[Fortress]

Flex was at his best when he first turned pro.

A tragic character in the story of bodybuilding. Along with Ronnie.

Both absolutely broken and fucked.

[pamith]

All joking aside, no one can beat Flex, there's a part of me that believes Flex was the best ever

[Humble Narcissist]

All joking aside, no one can beat Flex, there's a part of me that believes Flex was the best ever

Many beat him. He looked great but that was a brutally competitive era.

[Royalty]

All joking aside, no one can beat Flex, there's a part of me that believes Flex was the best ever

Aaron Baker sought Mike Mentzer for knowledge and wisdom.

Mike Mentzer helped Aaron Baker decimate Flex Wheeler onstage.

[Van_Bilderass]

Between heavy diuretics abuse and oil .....

Flex has been dying for us since 1994....that's 30 years in and out hospitals .... impressive if you ask me !



WooooSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH  " I dont knock on doors, I knock em' over" (Flex's voice)

Yes Flex had warning signs as far back as 93 when he was in the hospital in Europe after a show with bad lab work. Of course bad bloods are seen as normal at contest times.

The oil did nothing good for him. Not talking healthwise but it fucked his "perfect" muscles.

[Royalty]

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[Taffin]

All joking aside, no one can beat Flex, there's a part of me that believes Flex was the best ever

Speak for yourself - I can definitely out-lift him nowadays



And out-run him for that matter

[kevin25]

Speak for yourself - I can definitely out-lift him nowadays



And out-run him for that matter

Been watching Flex for 30 minutes now. Dude is doing like a thousand reps!! 

[honest]

Flex body lost its response to diuretics after 93, he kept going up in dose to get to the level of dryness, but it just wasn't happening and he fried his kidneys.  It was his hamstrings and low back that couldn't come together for him after 93, especially when standing to the rear, side on he could hide it.

[Humble Narcissist]

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Mentzer getting crushed by a mediocre pro Baker there.

[youandme]

Flex body lost its response to diuretics after 93, he kept going up in dose to get to the level of dryness, but it just wasn't happening and he fried his kidneys.  It was his hamstrings and low back that couldn't come together for him after 93, especially when standing to the rear, side on he could hide it.

I think it was discussed on GB years ago that his water issues and the diuretics not working was a sign of kidney issues.