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Derek and Hadi at the prejudging of the 2022 Mr Olympia.

This is our Classic Physique top 2 as of the end of Finals!

This is at 270 pounds no his prep for the 2017 Mr Olympia. Brandon is looking crazy! last year he placed 16th at the Mr.O with 80 points on the scorecard (the same as Kevin Levrone). This is the result of training in Kuwait.
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This is at the 2009 Mr Olympia winning his 3th Sandow.
Jay Cutler is probably the most complete bodybuilder ever lived, it's just really difficult to find a weak point in this guy, and yes, I know he didn't had the best back ever, but still was very impressive. But he had arguably the best legs ever in the sport, his quads! It was something from another world, and had an amazing mid section. He was just amazing, a piece of art on stage.
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The best front lat spread EVER, from the back. The leyend Dorian Yates.

This is at the 2016 Mr Olympia, where he placed 2nd, his best placing at the Olympia.
Now we are less than 3 months out. To be honest, last year I had Dexter Jackson in 2nd place and Shawn Rhoden in 3rd. This year my predict is that Shawn will be 4th, and the top 3 will be , and of course (I think he is going to win his 7th sandow). But has an special invitation this year to participate at the Olympia, so if he decides to compete of course will be top 3.

This is the only man who won a contest ahead Ronnie Coleman during his reigning as a Mr Olympia (1998-2005).

Dorian Yates a night before the 1993 Mr Olympia at his hotel room

Phil Heath and Kai Greene hitting front lat spread at the 2011 Mr Olympia. Who wins this pose?

Phil Heath winning his 4th Mr Olympia title. This is a shot from the finals.
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Chris Cormier at the 2001 Mr Olympia, where he placed 5th

The classic Kevin Levrone has won 23 Pro Shows, holding the record of the most wins as an IFBB professional until Ronnie Coleman set the new record in 2004 and now Dexter Jackson.