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i dont know how much i buy into this. even in 2nd place, kai represents the ifbb image as much as phil...if not more considering his fan base is 100x bigger than phils

his overall advantage in size and shape (which is significant to say the least) should help compensate for his lack of conditioning. why should dex get rewarded so much more for conditioning when...

most impressive athlete on stage despite his poor conditioning.

despite his poor conditioning, ramy was by far the most impressive thing on stage. his size alone should get him top 5. mass should be equally important as conditioning.

notwithstanding the fact his conditioning sucks, ramy is by far the most impressive thing on that stage

ramy should have stood up, pulled his quads out and smiled

way more excited to see ramy and roelly than phil and kai

I'll be waiting to see what Ramy looks like

I don't think he will reach Coleman's league either but I think his genetics are certainly on par with ronnie if not better. What do you think is inferior?

my biggest fear. i've thought about stopping flat bench but its just too damn fun

met him Saturday at his booth. looked great but nowhere like hes making any sort of come back

some of the best wheels in the ifbb and probably the worst arms in the ifbb

That is why hes an anomaly..hes a mass monster with probably the tightest waist of any top competitor. He already won the NY Pro...I don't think not being american is going to hold him back. Samir...

I think 2 more before Ramy starts his reign.

do you know if hes still going to the Arnold? i really wanted to meet him

clark reminds me a lot of john meadows

that baby has the same expression i did when ramy first walked out at the ny pro

Not sure what his competition plans are but he is very active on Instagram if you use it.

I always though his long head inserted too high and detracted from the overall look of his arm.

thats actually one of the least flattering dorian pics ive seen...torn bicep, bloated waist, oil makes quads look strange (granted its offseason)