Cutler is a bodybuilding genius!

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 05:50 AM

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordon, or Roger Federer, Cutler will just keep getting better, and dominate the sport for many years. What's scary is that Jay is just starting to tap his vast potential, and he's already Mr. O. You will see in the future his incredible mass upgraded, but with mind-boggling muscle maturity on the level of a Dorian Yates, or Frank Zane. You ain't seen nothing yet, Cutler's just getting started.

iroczinoz · 01-25-2007, 05:53 AM

Awesome. Will believe it once he does it.

lukx · 01-25-2007, 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Michael Jordon

yep, for sure he will dominate like this one

anyone else know who he is? Cause I don't. LOL

mr.genetics · 01-25-2007, 06:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordon, or Roger Federer, Cutler will just keep getting better, and dominate the sport for many years. What's scary is that Jay is just starting to tap his vast potential, and he's already Mr. O. You will see in the future his incredible mass upgraded, but with mind-boggling muscle maturity on the level of a Dorian Yates, or Frank Zane. You ain't seen nothing yet, Cutler's just getting started.

The only thing Culter will dominate is a hotdog eating contest. He may keep the Olympia title this year and thats a long shot, but after that he's done.

pumpet · 01-25-2007, 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordon, or Roger Federer, Cutler will just keep getting better, and dominate the sport for many years. What's scary is that Jay is just starting to tap his vast potential, and he's already Mr. O. You will see in the future his incredible mass upgraded, but with mind-boggling muscle maturity on the level of a Dorian Yates, or Frank Zane. You ain't seen nothing yet, Cutler's just getting started.

Wow someone is high!

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 06:26 AM

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Wow someone is high!

You guys kill me! But I do my best work stoned.

bbjeff86 · 01-25-2007, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordon, or Roger Federer, Cutler will just keep getting better, and dominate the sport for many years. What's scary is that Jay is just starting to tap his vast potential, and he's already Mr. O. You will see in the future his incredible mass upgraded, but with mind-boggling muscle maturity on the level of a Dorian Yates, or Frank Zane. You ain't seen nothing yet, Cutler's just getting started.

Yea... don't think so... to many other younger/potentially better guys coming up fast.... and thats if coleman doesn't pull it together this next year.... not to mention that Jay has said multiple times that he will retire in 2-3 years.

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 06:29 AM

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The only thing Culter will dominate is a hotdog eating contest. He may keep the Olympia title this year and thats a long shot, but after that he's done.

LOL. He'll win the hotdog eating contest AND dominate the Olympia for many many years. That's the stuff that geniuses can do.

I hope you guys don't actually think that Ronnie Coleman is gonna come back next year and win. HAHAHA!!!!

You guys kill me! LOL

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 06:31 AM

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Yea... don't think so... to many other younger/potentially better guys coming up fast.... and thats if coleman doesn't pull it together this next year.... not to mention that Jay has said multiple times that he will retire in 2-3 years.

Jay IS one of the younger guys. I think Jay made that 2-3 year comment when he was a little discouraged.

Anabolistic · 01-25-2007, 06:49 AM

Jay will have the Title...for this year only. However he will go down as one of the best .... Cuz he has the Sandow.

However ... When ROnnie wins this year. He is already ... but will go down as the Best of All Time

mr.genetics · 01-25-2007, 06:51 AM

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Jay will have the Title...for this year only. However he will go down as one of the best .... Cuz he has the Sandow.

However ... When ROnnie wins this year. He is already ... but will go down as the Best of All Time

exactly

TropicalPump · 01-25-2007, 07:03 AM

Ronnie Coleman will NOT win another Olympia Jay won't win this year either.......Victor? nope...Dexter? nope....Heath? naaahhhh....
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.Arnold will come out of retirement and win the Mr. Olympia 2 more times to beat Haney and Coleman's record........he does say I'll be back alot...you neverrr know..lol

triplehfan · 01-25-2007, 09:58 AM

i think cutler will have it for another year or two but then we will see a change to the dexters and the victors out there.

as much as i love his physique (seriously no homo) i don't think there's anyone out there who's gonna dominate the sport for 8 years straight.

but this hate towards cutler is out of order, and totally disrespectful. he has a truly awesome physique and his business sense is unmatched by any other bber alive today. i highly doubt he's interested in the hate people throw his way on the internet and is laughin his ass off at the haters.

i don't see any pros bitchin about him, just people stuck behind a computer who have no idea what it takes to get to where he is.

flexalong · 01-25-2007, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

I'm looking in my crystal ball, fellas.

Like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordon, or Roger Federer, Cutler will just keep getting better, and dominate the sport for many years. What's scary is that Jay is just starting to tap his vast potential, and he's already Mr. O. You will see in the future his incredible mass upgraded, but with mind-boggling muscle maturity on the level of a Dorian Yates, or Frank Zane. You ain't seen nothing yet, Cutler's just getting started.

...not another psychic.

SemiShred · 01-25-2007, 10:05 AM

op, you gor repped for telling the truth

Guardian · 01-25-2007, 10:05 AM

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i think cutler will have it for another year or two but then we will see a change to the dexters and the victors out there.

as much as i love his physique (seriously no homo) i don't think there's anyone out there who's gonna dominate the sport for 8 years straight.

but this hate towards cutler is out of order, and totally disrespectful. he has a truly awesome physique and his business sense is unmatched by any other bber alive today. i highly doubt he's interested in the hate people throw his way on the internet and is laughin his ass off at the haters.

i don't see any pros bitchin about him, just people stuck behind a computer who have no idea what it takes to get to where he is.

Agreed I think the age of handouts is over, it wil be hard fo rhim to win that many in a row.

WowWeakForum · 01-25-2007, 10:10 AM

I think it's between Jay and Victor now, and Jay will win. It's just over for Ronnie, time to retire, unless he's happy to continue placing in the top 5 in the Olympia for a few years, which I believe he's certainly capable of doing. He was outstanding, and still is, but you can't ignore the effects of aging. I think everyone should hate Gustavo, because he wasn't celebrating Jay's win at the Olympia, he was celebrating Ronnie's loss, and that's pathetic.

Hardcore Natural · 01-25-2007, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

LOL. He'll win the hotdog eating contest AND dominate the Olympia for many many years. That's the stuff that geniuses can do.

I hope you guys don't actually think that Ronnie Coleman is gonna come back next year and win. HAHAHA!!!!

You guys kill me! LOL

It's funny how so many people have just dismissed Ronnie Coleman as even a threat to gaining his title back. Do people forget that he has won 8 years straight up until last year when obviously he came in way off in conditioning. Do people not see that all he really has to do is come in big (like normal) and shredded (unlike last year) and he'll more than likely take the title back?

It's funny how people act like it's impossible for him to ever win it, yet he's done it 8 times straight before messing up his conditioning. That **** makes me laugh.

Flex500 · 01-25-2007, 10:20 AM

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It's funny how so many people have just dismissed Ronnie Coleman as even a threat to gaining his title back. Do people forget that he has won 8 years straight up until last year when obviously he came in way off in conditioning. Do people not see that all he really has to do is come in big (like normal) and shredded (unlike last year) and he'll more than likely take the title back?

It's funny how people act like it's impossible for him to ever win it, yet he's done it 8 times straight before messing up his conditioning. That **** makes me laugh.

no kidding. I am not saying he will win next year. But people act like he won't even put up a fight. Like he is going to get 15 place or something. No matter what he will be top 3. If he comes in like 2005 he WILL get 2nd if not win.

spoonman · 01-25-2007, 10:24 AM

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no kidding. I am not saying he will win next year. But people act like he won't even put up a fight. Like he is going to get 15 place or something. No matter what he will be top 3. If he comes in like 2005 he WILL get 2nd if not win.

take a look at his recent pics.

the left side of his body is terribly misshapen compared to his right. I dont know what happened but its like the muscles are atrophying. its very sad.

I just cant imagine him winning with such lack of symmetry when there are guys like Victor around.

Guardian · 01-25-2007, 10:29 AM

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no kidding. I am not saying he will win next year. But people act like he won't even put up a fight. Like he is going to get 15 place or something. No matter what he will be top 3. If he comes in like 2005 he WILL get 2nd if not win.

Its my opinion Ronnie has went over the hill and wont ever be back up. He has symetry issues I dont see being resolved in a year, in fact they actually appear to be getting worse as spoonman said. Recent pics of him to me he simply doesn't look as good, his legs are getting smaller, his chest is losing definition, his tris are very flat, and his abdominal section is bigger then ever. I think he should take some time to relax before he gets palumboism.

Not to mention I really doubt the ifbb will take a step back and have Ronnie win. Nobody in the history of the sport has ever won the olympia, then lost it, then been able to come back and win it.

If you look at this year and 2001, there isnt much of a difference in terms of varaince of the top 2, yet the outcome was different. I think if the ifbb wanted Ronnie to have 9 they would have given it to him this year and been done with it just like many many people feel happened in 2001 including Cutler.

IronReloadDC 04 · 01-25-2007, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Anabolism1000

LOL. He'll win the hotdog eating contest AND dominate the Olympia for many many years. That's the stuff that geniuses can do.

I hope you guys don't actually think that Ronnie Coleman is gonna come back next year and win. HAHAHA!!!!

You guys kill me! LOL

"thats the stuff geniuses can do"

that must have been some dank ****

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 11:01 AM

Fellas, thanks for the great replies. Well said by all, and the reps too. Thanks!

Anabolism1000 · 01-25-2007, 11:05 AM

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"thats the stuff geniuses can do"

that must have been some dank ****

Dude, I can't help what the crystal ball says.

Multi-colored buds, like a rainbow. Gold, red, green, sprinkled with white dust. Just kidding, I think.

spoonman · 01-25-2007, 11:13 AM

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Dude, I can't help what the crystal ball says.

Multi-colored buds, like a rainbow. Gold, red, green, sprinkled with white dust. Just kidding, I think.

You bastard!!! I finally took a break from smoking and you're making me want to go light one up.

Flex500 · 01-25-2007, 11:17 AM

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Its my opinion Ronnie has went over the hill and wont ever be back up. He has symetry issues I dont see being resolved in a year, in fact they actually appear to be getting worse as spoonman said. Recent pics of him to me he simply doesn't look as good, his legs are getting smaller, his chest is losing definition, his tris are very flat, and his abdominal section is bigger then ever. I think he should take some time to relax before he gets palumboism.

Not to mention I really doubt the ifbb will take a step back and have Ronnie win. Nobody in the history of the sport has ever won the olympia, then lost it, then been able to come back and win it.

If you look at this year and 2001, there isnt much of a difference in terms of varaince of the top 2, yet the outcome was different. I think if the ifbb wanted Ronnie to have 9 they would have given it to him this year and been done with it just like many many people feel happened in 2001 including Cutler.

I don't really think it would be a step back to have ronnie win and jay second. Because it was in no way a step forward having jay win and ronnie second. We can argue our points all day but people on both sides have VALID arguements as to why Cutler AND coleman are extremely unaesthetic bodybuilders. Cutler, wide as fridge no v-taper, coleman looking pregnant terrible conditioning this year, etc. You could come up with a laundry list for BOTH athletes of why the look like hell.

The step forward, IMO was the placings from 3rd to 10th.

Vandy · 01-25-2007, 11:31 AM

I remember hearing him say he won't be in the game too much longer...

spoonman · 01-25-2007, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Flex500

I don't really think it would be a step back to have ronnie win and jay second. Because it was in no way a step forward having jay win and ronnie second. We can argue our points all day but people on both sides have VALID arguements as to why Cutler AND coleman are extremely unaesthetic bodybuilders. Cutler, wide as fridge no v-taper, coleman looking pregnant terrible conditioning this year, etc. You could come up with a laundry list for BOTH athletes of why the look like hell.

The step forward, IMO was the placings from 3rd to 10th.

The simple fact is...you can't be one of the top 2 biggest bodybuilders in the WORLD and still have aesthetics. These guys are 300 pounds ripped to the bone. The amount of drugs they have to take to get there will not allow their bodies to keep slim waists. I prefer Jay's wide waist to Ronnie's pregnant stomach with a 4" ab deviation but to each their own.

However, I think Jay will come in with better symmetry after seeing Ronnie's recent pics. It looks like the left side of his body is getting eaten away. Maybe he has some disease.

I agree with you about places 3-10. I like Victor and Dexter

Guardian · 01-25-2007, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Flex500

I don't really think it would be a step back to have ronnie win and jay second. Because it was in no way a step forward having jay win and ronnie second. We can argue our points all day but people on both sides have VALID arguements as to why Cutler AND coleman are extremely unaesthetic bodybuilders. Cutler, wide as fridge no v-taper, coleman looking pregnant terrible conditioning this year, etc. You could come up with a laundry list for BOTH athletes of why the look like hell.

The step forward, IMO was the placings from 3rd to 10th.

It was a step forward in that it was the first time in many many years where a lighter competitor won (within reasonable height ranges of course 5ft9-5ft11).

Mae · 01-25-2007, 12:52 PM

I don't expect Jay to be around long enough to be the next ronnie coleman. he's said it a lot of times that he wants to retire young and move onto other areas of his life. the guy loves kids and wants a family one day. he is finacially secure for more than likely the rest of his life- and he did what people can only dream, and that is not only win mr olympia, but take it from someone who was going for the record.