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I'm going to skip this one. I like competitive bodybuilding and from what I have have seen this doesn't have any bodybuilders that actually compete in it.

The way bodybuilding is reported has changed the perception of the champion. Back in the 90's pre social media and bodybuilding forums the media was largely controlled by Weider so the perception was...

He couldn't beat Nathan DeAsha but maybe he could scrape a 13th place, at best.

At the time this was Jay's best and Ronnie was far from his best, but looking back at it I still think Ronnie won it handily.

It's an interesting exercise. Two years ago most people would have had Compton in their top three if not winning, if Dallas has a bad outing or two his stock will fall dramatically too, but right now...

You've never seen guys with a smaller structure beat obviously larger men in the IFBB due to their more complete physique, superior conditioning and tighter waist line? Are you familiar with the work...

You generally wake up in the morning fairly dry so that's a better indicator of your true conditioning than later in the day. But the only way to truly tell is to do a test run of your drying out...

That article should be titled how to look flat and watery onstage. You definitely need to reintroduce sodium as priority number one.

I've always believed that over 90% of the time people use politics as an excuse to justify their placing/loss that there are no significant political ramifications and it's merely a case of that...

I don't think injuries should be taken into consideration but the strength of competition should be. So I vote Ronnie as the greatest, no way the 80's had the depth of talent of the late 90's.
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If you think 4 Mr Olympia titles is enough for him, I've got some bad news for you............

Agreed there has been a real resurgence of late, Live With and the debates have been fantastic, great job.

Yeah you reep what you sow. I don't even go to that site anymore, Meinrod is far too annoying and having opinions about bodybuilding is a lot different to actually understanding bodybuilding....

I just got around to watching this and I'm glad I did, it really was a great interview

It's a tie between Flex Lewis and the late Luke Wood, two of the nicest people let alone bodybuilders I've ever met.

Great physique and condition, okay routine.

So the Arnold Classic could have a weak lineup, damaging its reputation for no apparent reason and jeopardising its position as the second most prestigious show in bodybuilding. Or. Duque has no idea...

Big Josh definitely has the potential to do damage in the future.

Thanks for posting their competitive resumes Curt, shows just how prolific their careers were.

I loved Sonny's physique when I started training, but Lee had the more successful career with more pro wins so I have to vote Lee. Sonny is pleasing, Lee has the freak factor.

I think it's because stage lighting and legitimate photography shows everything, while the good lighting in the bedroom or gym with an Instagram filter allows people to only show their...

I know someone else posted a similar thread but I have 4 Silver Level VIP Tickets for sale to this years Olympia. It's the full deal, great floor seats, early entry to the expo, entry to the press...

Great show, way to represent aussies!

I wish I didn't know those people.

I can do this and I'm 240's onstage, about 275lbs now. Let me go take a big shit and I'll get back to you. Have been able to do it my whole life, never thought it would come in handy!

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All heil the literary genius that is Christian Duque.

Fair call though, Yates was the man.

Nah I bashed you for saying mainstream media had picked up on it and were relating it to roid rage. How did that work out for you?

I'd unsubscribed to this show since it had gone dramatically downhill after Meadows left. I thought I'd listen to the Olympia review show. But when one of the hosts doesn't know how to pronounce the...

Things have come a long way in the last 30 years. Except posing, posing has gone backwards.

But you have to appreciate the irony of someone making veiled physical threats, against someone who questioned his article about the abhorrent nature of someone making veiled physical threats.

Good wrap up and footage.

I'm disappointed, I went to all that trouble of mocking your writing style with the use of condescending questions and all I get is kangaroo land. Peter McGough once quoted something I wrote on the...

I would have thought Arnold would have been third (based on competitive record) or first (based on overall influence).

All the most popular sports have divisive characters. People to love and hate. Heroes and villains. Is the author blind to this reality? Does he not realise the powerful emotional reaction it has...

I thought the article was a bit over the top, but the last line showed the writer already had a personal bias against Kai so I guess it makes sense.

This. Or perhaps, compete to establish a rank and compete again to move up in rankings.

Awesome results!

Overall NABBA Men's winner David Cutler.

1st Ross from Darwin
2nd Mike Nysten
3rd Scott McKay

Great Class 1 I thought Nysten would walk this in but now I'm leaning towards a kid from Darwin names Ross who has beautiful condition. Scotty McKay could sneak the win though, very tough top 3.

Not 100% sure he's about 6ft4 in the past he was 118kg on stage he may be heavier now.

Only one guy in NABBA Class 3, the winner from WA Johnny Afoa
NABBA Class 2, four competitors all quality. Oscar Sarkens up from WFF obviously bigger but could be a touch harder. Mike Holton lots...

1st John Moose Moore just too hard good win!
2nd Eric
3rd Shane Stringer

Now the best over 50's masters lineup I've seen. It's between Eric McEntyre who looks the same as he did when he was 35 and big John Moore. Both had awesome routines! I think Eric will take it with...

NABBA Masters: one of the best masters classes I have seen. 1st Mark Reed 2nd Phil Primmer 3rd Martin Burns

Martin and Phil may have had slightly better condition but chopper was too big!