Best BB/Physique to never win the Mr. O

[PEDRO-G]

You think too much diuretics killed him?

I believe so, I think diuretics/lasix also took down Mohammad Beniziza!

 

[PEDRO-G]

Chris Cormier if he could peak at the right time (prejudjing),

 

[gautho]

anyone else believes Jay Culter will be the next era after Coleman?

 

[mlong23]

Hands down Flex Wheeler.

Without a doubt.

 

[LT3]

Hand down Levrone. No weak bodyparts. always came in shredded and full. muscles always looked dense and hard. symmetry was perfect, so was proportion. and he was an awesome poser. plus u guys want to talk about a "good embasador" for the sport. who better than Levrone? he spoke well, he had a likable personality, he always seemed like a down to earth person. plus he was a musician, and was an all around athlete. so my vote goes to Kev Lev.

 

[mlong23]

anyone else believes Jay Culter will be the next era after Coleman?

Maybe. He would sell tons of stuff, as he does now. He has the corporate look of bodybuilding.

 

[petalpusher]

Flex Wheeler

 

[TRAINHD]

Flex and Levrone are at the top of my list,Shawn Ray would be there to if he was a little taller.

 

[william rand]

i would have to say flex, shaun, levrone, mohammad makkawy before he croaked, and to add "bertil fox" (he was the biggest boy around in Arnold's days if he ever won olympia, i dont think so. i thought "gaspari" would win 1 year over haney but that did'nt happen either.

 

[bigden1971]

I would have to say Bob Paris first and Flex Wheeler second. They each had the best symmetry in the history of bodybuilding. The guys who were in the 200-230 pound range looked SO MUCH better than these monsters who are on stage today. Eventually, guys are going to come in at 300+ pounds ripped. The human body was only meant to be so big before it starts to become a burden on itself. All of that extra mass is extremely taxing on the heart.