1993 Mr. Olympia - The Shadow. Solid granite. High Intensity Training by the book.

1993 Mr. Olympia. A different approach. A different way. A new standard. A game changer: Dorian Yates, The Shadow.
Many people are using a sport to get some goals they have in life: more money, fame, to become actors and so on.
Others are just focusing to become the best and set new standards in what they are doing.
In this video Dorian explains that his goals are just to become the best bodybuilder ever. To reach his goal, he dedicated 12 years of his life to high intensity training and focused 100% on his career.
For some is important what you do. For others is important HOW you do it. Stay in the shadow, work hard and set new standards.
#justdothework #dorianyates #hittraining #mrolympia #theshadow #dynutrition

[@XPGamer95]

Imagine him Time Traveling into 2021 Olympia with this Physique.. GAME OVER for everyone. He would make Everyone look 4 weeks out.

[@connorclarke1218]

@TheLusianPopa Yates 96’ Olympia

[@realprince02]

Fact

[@astro11223]

Stop hating Dorian Yates was great and the new generation is great too

[@APR702]

@@astro11223they’re really not Man. Overbuilt . Underconditioned . Unbalanced . And weak

[@yankees29]

He was just so dialed in here. Everyone was blown away. Flex looked fantastic as well.

[@hedjamfouad1094]

That front lat spread is legendary

[@scottmitchell1974]

I find myself returning to Dorian Yates videos more than any BB in history. There's something different about his physique. He looks... different. Also, the most underrated and aesthetic legs ever!

[@Sarahaurelia03]

Disappears for 10 months. Comes into olympia, wins. Doesnt say anything, leaves.... Giga chad

[@armand3484]

The other guys doing their regular routines with their typical posing songs, and in walks this granite-hard machine posing to techno, stealing the show. What a game changing performance. I love it!

[@JerryRiceBall]

I heard he smelled like butter and cinnamon on this night.

[@armand3484]

@@JerryRiceBall Maybe he did.. maybe he did.. One would think he smelled like dynamite or something :D

[@JerryRiceBall]

@@armand3484 Lmaoo 😂😂

[@armand3484]

@@JerryRiceBall 😂

[@coachfonde]

@@armand3484 😂😂😂 man you got me laughing so hard

[@jgamez5023]

I don't know how many times my group of friends and I watched Dorian's Blood and Guts video in the 90s before all of our workouts. We wore that tape out. His 1993 physique in that black and white photoshoot is the epitome of bodybuilding for me. From the pull-over machine, to the Yates row to his high intensity training he put together a physique and conditioning that will never be matched. The man was truly Frankenstein carved out of granite. He inspired us all back in the day.

[@djo-dji6018]

Perfect music for the moment Dorian Yates showed the world something they've never seen before. Still outstanding today.

[@krokodilvomnil5327]

This guy didnt change. He was just as real back then as he is now.

[@nittyfrog7576]

The most inspiring routine of all time, freaky mass but unlike other bodybuilders he looks scary, masculine and actually strong

[@doublem1975x]

He also has a good tricep sweep without that ugly swollen bulbous look. Just a really good balanced physique with insane conditioning.

[@Kas58223]

The transformation Yates did from 1992 to 1993 unbelievable

[@JustSujC]

@@doublem1975x the swollen bulbous look is sadly due to synthol. Flex wheeler had it too.

[@doublem1975x]

@@JustSujC Ernie Taylor was another

[@tommyharris5817]

Yeah, but he didn't look aesthetically pleasing to the eye like the 70s bodybuilders. I know because I've trained with him at his gym here in Birmingham, UK. He certainly didn't get women drooling over him.

[@bryanelam7431]

Another reason Dorian is my favorite is because in one of the most ego driven professions on the planet Dorian never was driven by ego!! I believe that completely!!

[@willthomas7666]

I get the vibe from him, that it was all about improving and winning the show, and then going back home away from eveyone and working hard not getting caught up in the fame and photo shoots etc,he seems all about buisness

[@kurtbarlow5408]

Just my opinion but this is the greatest physique to ever set foot on a bodybuilding stage

[@matthewmcdaniel875]

It’s insane how hard his muscles are at that volume. Never been duplicated

[@franziskaschindler7087]

1993 - the year of the quantum leap in bodybuilding. Never before and never after has one single person changed a sport that much.

[@mullcrumthesage]

Lat and calve development is beyond exemplary even by todays standards.

[@fpridgeway]

Watch some Ronnie footage.

[@imgoutedyt6841]

Doriyan had bigger calve

[@mullcrumthesage]

@@fpridgeway Oh yeah..him too. :)

[@levanmuradashvili2769]

@@fpridgeway dorian had bigger and better both back and calves

[@j-r-m7775]

@@levanmuradashvili2769 Cavs not back. Ronnie’s back has never been matched even by Yates.

[@xercesss]

I just saw Olympia 22 results… Dorian can be proud to have achieved such a physic. 30 years after nothing is harder, drier, solid and strong looking!

[@TeddyCWT]

I thought the same thing, I was thinking the O`s nowdays are lacking in dryness and striation. I think if dorian was around now he would have won easily. Congrats to the Iranian tho.

[@claymac7895]

Flex viewed this as winning the Olympia. Look how happy he is to come 2nd to Dorian. He knew that Dorian was in a class by himself.

[@corleonis5742]

The man is a genius, he boiled it all down to what really mattered, he analysed what worked and threw away what didn't, couple that with an iron will and that's the result. Massive, granite structure, and a work ethic I'd be proud to have 10% of. Never fails to inspire me before the gym.

[@El__Forastero]

For sure he's an inspiration for anybody in any field.

[@Sasslaghofassil]

For the boys who criticized Dorian about his comments on the new bodybuilders, here is the reason 😌

[@DG-EditsYT]

Even Ronnie criticised modern bodybuilders over 90s era, he was laughing about it actually on Valuetainment I watched it last night.

[@cihanbas1955]

Incredible in shape And the Leg biceps and calves

[@cihanbas1955]

Incredible

[@cihanbas1955]

The back not from this earth

[@TOSHTON]

Damn Right!

[@robertpell9190]

Flex admitted himself that as soon as he hit next to Dorian in stage he knew everyone was fighting for 2nd place, so that’s enough for me

[@latman1]

I'll never forget that I was in the fifth row center it's etched in my memory forever.

[@scerkann3966]

Did this video do him justice? Condition and size wise?

[@latman1]

@@scerkann3966 It actually is a pretty good video, but itsnot the same as witnessing it in person, next to all the other athletes. It was a really deep line of that year!

[@bychen5011]

@@latman1 damn bro ur hella lucky, i wish to attend a mr olympia sometime in the future too. What was it like seeing these guys in person?

[@latman1]

@@bychen5011 The more you love the sport the more it will be etched in your memory! I'll take those visual memories to the Grave with me!

[@shaunm.2738]

@Jim Jenkins yeah, like your wife’s.

[@lorddeathspit1124]

Best back ever. Hits last pop even from the front like no one’s business.

[@gricius]

and side triceps pose

[@msworld2130]

In all my life I never seen anything like a peak Dorian

[@bjkernn]

best lats and calves in bodybuilding ever!

[@ranjitsinghdeshmukh1293]

Go watch 2003 ronnie

[@Noisemansoundinsect]

His conditioning is crazy compared to today’s lineups. Loved Flex too

[@harryhirsch8527]

bull

[@PunclineOw]

Dorian Yates will forever stand as the best bodybuilder oat in my mind

[@scottheaton8469]

Best version of him for sure. Arms on point. Looks fantastic from between knees and chest, despite a fairly large waist. He did a great job of prioritizing lower quad development and staying trim in the hips.

[@Scottae89]

I like your name 👍🏼💥

[@Commander76]

A legendary shape for Dorian Yates. That physique has taken on a mythology of it's own at this point.

[@claymac7895]

This old video doesn't even begin to do him justice. You see it in person or in todays high pixel video and it would blow your mind.

[@windguru2091]

Dorian (and everybody else) knew all too well that he was unbeatable that night

[@ErosAthienou]

NOBODY could out work, out train, out discipline more than Dorian. Very intelligent, efficient and his mindset alone created fear in most. As Kevin Levrone said 'it was all over, where did this guy come from!?'..long live The Shadow 🇬🇧💪🏼🏆👏🏼

[@darioi.6450]

Crazy improvements in just one year, man doubled his size, the goat no cap

[@RickRudeMark]

Still the GOAT physique 93 Dorian. Will never see anything match it. He was just granite and stone that year

[@WillThomas-hs3oj]

He was very good, but ronnie was in another leauge, all by himself

[@connorclarke1218]

@@WillThomas-hs3oj naw he was too soft man. If you saw them side by side in person Yates would be significantly more hard and he was made of granite. Psycho Fitness said two bodybuilders really impressed him in his lifetime. Dorian and Flex Wheeler. And that man has seen a lot of bodybuilders. I will say by body part Ronnie blows Dorian and everyone else out the water. He was a specimen. He just wouldn’t beat him in a bodybuilding contest the way they are judged. Condition is always the most important aspect of the show. Not mass, though it is important

[@WillThomas-hs3oj]

@@connorclarke1218 lol, you think 99 ronnie coleman was soft? Lol he'll no, I'll give it to you, dorian was prob a tad more conditioned than ronnie in 98 or 99. But even with dorian having better conditioning, ronnie would still win the majority of the poses and was in another leauge, his quads are on another level, shoulders and arms. Back you could go either way but I'm taking ronnie, hams ronnie was on another level to, I think the only shot dorian lit beats him in is the front latspread, all the other front.,side , and rear poses go to coleman,

[@WillThomas-hs3oj]

@@connorclarke1218 I think there only 2 bbers that beat dorian, ronnie in his prime and jay 2001, im lit a fan of dorian, but ronnie at his best would beat him,I think dorian was prob the 2nd best bber ever, bc jay was not as consistent with his looks,

[@WillThomas-hs3oj]

When i say best I mean. Physique not career or wins, if it was that jay woudnt even be on the list,

[@markolumovic2750]

No one in history of bodybuilding beats Dorian from 1993.He looked like a walking granite.

[@lawyerlawyer1215]

2003 Ronnie or 2009 jay cutler where even more imppresive

[@markolumovic2750]

@@lawyerlawyer1215 2003 Coleman was horrible that is when term "Coleman Gut" was first used he was great in 98 until 2001.Cutler was great in 2009 but neither of them had dense granite muscles like Dorian you can't "buy" that not even with all the drugs in a world.

[@and0005-m2w]

@@markolumovic2750 2003 coleman is UNTOUCHABLE

[@markolumovic2750]

@@and0005-m2w yeah sure full of water and huge bubble gut he was horrible.He simply didn't have genetics to be that huge Ruhl,Nasser,Dillet those were legit mass monsters with minimum gut.I think Cutler was close to 270 pounds in 2009 he had zero gut.

[@and0005-m2w]

@@markolumovic2750 my guy knows better than olympia judges :) 8 times my g 8 fucking years :)

[@HimboVegan]

He won the show the second he did that first front lat spread.

[@mikerude5073]

This was Dorian's best look. 1995 He was close to it, but the damage to his left biceps was still visible. It never really recovered its size and shape. He was an expert at hiding it, but none the less, in 1993 he didn't have to hide anything. Every Mr. Olympia's has a controversial win or two, but 1993 Dorian was unquestionable.

[@GriffManTheMan]

Wow have not heard of the damage to his left bicep before. He was still a monster.

[@connorclarke1218]

95’ was better but on bodybuilding judging criteria 93’ would be the most unbeatable physique of all time

[@dj_m19]

he was better in 1995 in every sense of that word other than symmetry due to the tear. His front double was always his worst pose that he very rarely beat the top guys in. Didn't change a thing in the other 6 mandatory poses whatsoever. bigger, fuller, more conditioned in '95 than '93 = better.

[@connorclarke1218]

@@dj_m19 agreed, 95’-96’ Yates is my favorite physique of all time. Shredded and gargantuan

[@tsabrendan]

Yes, the physique is mind blowing. But give the man credit-that posing routine was equally impressive, artistic and exciting.

[@DorianYatesNutrition]

Absolutely!

[@ultramarinechaplain88]

The total package. Nothing overpowering anything. And conditioning that is simply unmatched

[@ErosAthienou]

This physique CHANGED EVERYTHING. History, future... EVERYTHING💪🏼✨🏆 long live The Shadow

[@little_rascal]

yep count the dead before and after Yates

[@darthsebio1726]

I don’t think anybody has ever achieved a harder look than Dorian Yates at the 93 MrO...the best...

[@FloridaManMatty]

Believe it or not, Dorian in 1992 was harder, but he was also about fifteen lbs lighter. One guy did manage to come in heavier and better conditioned that Dorian did in 1993. The first was Dorian Yates in 1995. The second was a fellow by the name of Dorian Yates in 1996. Dorian at 5 weeks out from the ‘96 Olympia would have beaten many O winners at their peak. He was better conditioned with that extra 15lbs of water than most IFBB champions have ever been on contest day. He actually purposely hit the stage “flat” to guarantee he was as dry as possible. If he had used current standards for conditioning, he would have been a good 15-20lbs heavier throughout his pro career. 18 IFBB Pro Shows. 16 1st place finishes 2 2nd place finishes. That has to be the best standing as far as total contest vs placings is concerned. Only Mike Francois could have beat him if he had quit after his first 4 shows/4 1st place finishes.

[@damonbeddingfield2958]

This dude was an absolute monster. His legs and back are insane.

[@888_Karma]

I used to watch this routine so much that I wore out the tape on the video cassette. Dorian Yates, THE SHADOW, the GAME CHANGER! An UNHEARDOFF level of muscle at this time. Dorian was truly gobsmacking!

[@robmaddison8645]

Is this the biggest Holy Fuck moment in Mr Olympia history? I think so

[@macmusikpro]

Who came here coz of Facebook DY training ? :) Always been a fan since 1992 ! The undefeated champ !!

[@JohnLutz-yd1il]

Would stilllll win this years..., Olympia!!!

[@naturegirl28]

No doubt

[@harryjones2169]

Top 5 most historical people the UK ever produced in any sport I'd say ! The one man I'd stand in a que to meet. The man's supplements are fantastic aswell really rate them

[@triston5515]

Front lat spread…. Fuckin legendary.

[@eccentric363]

There might be other bodybuilders who are bigger, maybe with smaller waists, better arms etc but nobody looked so rock hard as Dorian !

[@mixedpleasure4324]

Plus he beat them from the back

[@AjL727]

So true

[@dbassir87]

One of the GOATs!!! He looks like he’s 2 percent body fat! That Conditioning is INSANE!

[@diegotilotta1753]

he was probably even less

[@666MaRius9991]

His skin was fukin PURPLE that's how shredded he was! 👀

[@amaanshaikh6868]

​@@diegotilotta1753dude you need atleast 3 percent to survive

[@henrywhitmore8344]

I love from the documentary when Chris cormier talked about dorians early career and how he could hear Leroy his training partner in the audience yellin “ EDUCATE THEM DORIAN!, EDUCATE THEM!!!” 😆😆😆😆

[@jomainasdf1433]

I would say right there is the best of bodybuilding in human history

[@cory2023]

This will go down as the best mass and conditioning display ever.

[@JahRowe]

Wrong

[@2face789]

I can't recall anyone with such mass and symmetri on the legs. It's stunning. The proportions between thigh and calves are perfect.

[@therealgameromgomg]

Levrone had some good legs

[@HeadPack]

Peak Dorian. Unbeatable, like Arnold, Lee and Ronnie were in their primes.

[@EVARANGIHUNA]

Dorian had arguably the greatest physique in bodybuilding. Dorian undoubtedly had the greatest mind in bodybuilding.

[@jakeh6980]

From 14- 19 years old- I weight trained 3 hours a day, talked to everyone, and messed around. I still worked out hard but by 20 years old I had to change my routine up and do something different Bc I plateaued. I got out my comfort zone and took on Dorian Yates style training. Going hard, heavy, high intensity, 40 seconds -1 minute rest periods and keeping good form like I always did and cutting down my weight training to 4 days a week. Changing up my diet as well. I was so used and comfortable working out 6-7days a week and staying in the gym for so long that it was def a huge shock to me when I cut my workouts down to 45 mins tops, and taking 40-50 second rest periods as well as going down to 4 days weight training a week instead of everyday. I put on more dense, solid mass than I ever did as well as crazy conditioning. And that’s not counting my cardio conditioning I did on my off/training days. My friends who stayed in the gym all day everyday couldn’t figure out why they weren’t gaining. Not to mention their diet was garbage. This is the reason why his style of training is the absolute best in terms of building serious mass and density. However, and I mean HOWEVER, this style of training was a why I don’t work out anymore. I tore my body down so fast and now i have very bad back problems along with tendinitis everywhere. Weight training was my life since 14 years old but i just couldn’t do it anymore by the time I was about 29, and I’m 34 now. This style of training along with a strict diet will get you the dense, solid mass. But it breaks your joints and tendons down fast. That’s why Dorian was getting so many injuries. I wish I could go back and change a lot of things but there was no doubt from 20-25 years old, I was in the best shape for f my life bc of Dorian and his style of training

[@ljeezy5284]

Flex Wheeler would’ve won had Dorian not popped up. But Jesus Christ Dorian came in unbelievable! My top fav of all time bodybuilder! 💪🏾

[@BeantownDungpile]

Here’s what’s most remarkable about this man: He was the reigning Mr. Olympia…and he sought out Mentzer to IMPROVE. He knew Flex was coming for him and humbled himself to make the improvements necessary to keep the title. LEGEND

[@dj_m19]

@@BeantownDungpile none of that is true lol he didn't have Flex on his radar, just like he didn't have Levrone the previous year, you're making stuff up for no reason

[@BeantownDungpile]

@@dj_m19 Literally ALL of it is true. But you wouldn’t know that since knowledge in your mommy’s basement is limited. But your Cheetos game is lit. 👌

[@dj_m19]

@@BeantownDungpile literally NONE of it is true. he met and talked to Mentzer a couple of times, that's it. He read what Mentzer had to say about training, but he did that with Artur Jones and others also (while shaping up to be an amateur bb-er). He never SOUGHT OUT Mentzer. He never had Flex on his radar, Flex was a nobody until a few months before 1993 Olympia.

[@DBMMXXVIIXVII]

​@@BeantownDungpileDorian was only focused on his physique, he never compared himself to others. He had a vision in his mind of what he wanted to become and did exactly that.

[@Iceman-xe7jo]

I personally think Dorian was one of the best routine posers. It was very thought out, precise and organized with no wasted motion.

[@bigt9374]

Well it was the only routine he did so he should be good at it .

[@elraes1387]

When at the end of the 80's I could see in those old magazines four or five photographs of Dorian in national british competition ... ..... I could visualize that that all body granitic hardness could be two more steps in the evolution of the bb. A few years later it was shown that this became reality and history. Thanks for all inspirarion Mr. Dorian Yates. Thanks Champ!!

[@mounirdz6973]

Videos in this times is more clear than on 2022

[@jagaz1239]

A real man. Does anything more need to be said?

[@JGD185]

Early Dorian had one of the greatest physiques EVER

[@tomkruze2749]

Outstanding! Dorian is the Mr O. That took the sport from flowing lines and aesthetics to Shocking Mass and Slabs of Meat. The FIRST “Mass Monster”

[@romanbellic271]

What was his weight on that olympia? around 125 kg?

[@samraizshoaib585]

@@romanbellic271 255-257 pounds. Around 115 kilograms. He did reach 125 kg but that was in 97 his worst year.

[@romanbellic271]

@@samraizshoaib585 Oh just 115 kg! He looks like 125 kg huge)

[@neiljohnson7914]

Not just slabs of meat. Huge pulsating striated and vascular grainy slabs of man-muscle meat.

[@Ellis307]

This is the highest quality version I've found of this ridiculous routine. With the extra definition, you can see he even has cross-striations in his lower traps/upper lats for god's sake

[@KingSadim]

People rightly mention his lats, but his calves are insane

[@jaydebpal6159]

Also foreams

[@scottmitchell1974]

Dorian's legs are very underrated. Amazing and aesthetic. Don't see legs like that these days.

[@martinf9365]

Very true no details these days just stupid puffy look like Big Ramy. Any pro from that era would be winning shows nowadays

[@efel1415]

Best shape ever. Nobody could beat Yates at this time

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

The best back ever unbeatable.

[@TaiChiQi]

The Man who was the original MASS Monster and who introduced that Granite Hard look 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@princeqadash7316]

My Favorite Bodybuilder Of All Time Just Untouchable. What I Love About Him Is He’s All Business, Masculine, and he just has an crazy physique with never before seen conditioning Dude looks like a natural bodybuilder while not being natural Just Insane. Mr. Yates You Motivate Me So Much. Maybe One Day I’ll Be On That Stage.

[@brian4544]

Wish I could develop calves like that. One of the very best physiques we have ever seen.

[@BigSparky1316]

Holy conditioning. We have never seen anything like this since this man retired.

[@TOSHTON]

Hard work & dedication, none of the traits the new young thundercats would do, Ever!...

[@Faazthetruthseeker]

True

[@BigSparky1316]

@@TOSHTON Its sad man I know drugs always will play a role but fuck insulin just do it old school eat a shit ton and train heavy and hard. Keep the other shit low dosed.

[@mazzbalboa]

Dorian was not only a great bodybuilder but also his mental state was very impressive.....his philosophy on life and ataining your goals is awesome.

[@andymilligan125]

My goat! My favorite physique of all time was prime Dorian!

[@tr7b410]

First time the word (grainy)was used to describe his vascularity.

[@Joshthetruthseeker]

Dorian is the greatest bodybuilder ever hands down

[@oscarblack7624]

Dorian and Ronnie, 1-2 punch, just from their attitude alone.

[@Joshthetruthseeker]

@@oscarblack7624 Ronnie is a beast no doubt and brought that freak factor ive only seen with him and Markus Ruul. Dorian is my pick for number 1 just because of his grainy hard muscle and quality that I've never seen anyone else bring. He looks like a granite statue. I definitely don't argue with anyone who says Ronnie though because its subjective and everyone has their own favorite.

[@martinvanburen4578]

@@Joshthetruthseeker and steroids!

[@charlotte3201]

@@martinvanburen4578 yeh they use steroids, whats your point?

[@martinvanburen4578]

@@charlotte3201 my point is it sucks, deal with it

[@ishmaelhope2516]

So cool. You can feel the excitement. He studied, worked very hard, and perfected his craft. A human being can do this! Flesh and blood and mind!

[@petesnik1282]

Total freaky muscular & ripped, head to toe. I named my 2nd son Dorian after seeing him as a kid. Thought it was a cool name

[@sonmohikan5964]

Bro that jawline , the gigachad here

[@DG-EditsYT]

Jawline of Granite

[@CluedUp23]

4:34 Shawn Ray looking very relieved Flex didn't win before he could. Lol

[@ns2304]

This guy is the godfather of time under tension training,

[@AjL727]

I think that would have to be mike mentzer but Yates was the master of time under tension and high intensity

[@little_rascal]

@@AjL727 and the master of HGH

[@luigirnotyourbusiness8127]

Simply the best. My all time favorite bodybuilder. He looked even bigger in 97

[@navjitbassi03]

Only time being a mass monster was aesthetic

[@Zelielz1]

The lightning , the noise, the hype, this was hell of a show.

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

The best back ever. Unbeatable. Greatness

[@nusultantuylyakby2126]

I am so proud to be from Birmingham

[@baw285]

just imagine this with nowadays HD cameras….

[@wolfganggarrigan5716]

My favorite showing of any bodybuilder ever.

[@adrianoramos4346]

Best calves of all time

[@leccy9901]

The conditioning was amazing, Best front lat spread ever, Dorian really did take bodybuilding too a different level.

[@jasont7814]

Those black and white photos of him in 1993 were scary.

[@Nikolayski1337]

These guys are the definition of aesthetics and conditioning!!! Amazing

[@Pulsonar]

Back in the day, I thought Flex and Shawn looked like perfection next to other bodybuilders… Except Dorian. Dorian has inferior aesthetics, but the sheer mass, proportions and unprecedented conditioning ushered in a new era of scientific bodybuilding. Probably a dangerous life on the line way to prepare for competition but the judges couldn’t help but notice the impact and stir that his physique created.

[@zxtenn]

They ALL took chances in prep. and probably Flex more than others but i see your point and yes its a dangerous sport, one thing i will say i never heard any Synthol accusations against him like so many others. I think Haney had such an amazing [classic] V-taper with his GOD given tiny waist but Dorian was slightly bigger NOT like Arnold and Zane but bigger so it depends on the judging and what they want. When you see the Blood and Guts you can see the work it took

[@davidstevens3934]

The GOAT IMO. Best conditioning ever and the 1st mass monster

[@StevieVman1]

Love, like or hate. He crushed it in 93 One of the greatest And yes put Arnold in there in 73

[@dbozexpat894]

One of the greatest Mr. Olympians to walk the stage! This type of training even works for beginners and intermediates. 💯💯💯💯💯

[@therealjonathan9535]

My favorite Mr Olympia winner, completely changing the game forever. He's one step further than Shawn Ray, Kevin Levrone, Flex Wheeler, Paul Dillet, Lee Priest, and Nasser El Sonbaty.

[@tomarkadi6612]

DY… best man.. not only on the stage.

[@gamesmit2683]

Incredible, hard as a rock.

[@awesomebillfromdawsonville8715]

I remember watching this on espn👍

[@subhamgogoi3989]

He was massive, no doubt, but the way he controlled his midsection shows why he was the best. Posing is hard man!

[@DNikos7]

The best ever to step onto the stage.