YOUR top 3 bodybuilders of the 90's.

[Kiwi_]

Reality list, nice.

[LukeSport16]

i dont know ;L

[FullROM]

I thought this thread was about who we think our favorite bodybuilders were from the 90's?
God you're a f*cking embarassing weirdo.

Can not see the word 'favourite' anywhere in thread title...just saying....just saying.

The thread says TOP - top normally means the best or winners. Shaun Ray is not as good as Flex/Ray and Yates crushed them all for 6 solid years.

You're also a fukking embaresing weirdo.

[HulkRage2006]

Nasser El Sonbaty (before synthol)
Mike Matarazzo
Ronnie Coleman

[BlackNumero]

Did you like Last Action Hero?

My brother and I met Kovacs; he asked him if he had any problems doing day to day tasks like scratching his back or making a sandwich lol

Last Action hero was a great movie.

Arnold had some good flicks in the 90s: Kindergarten Cop, Terminator II, Last Action Hero, True Lies, and Total Recall. Speaking of total recall:



But for 90s bodybuilders:

1)Nasser


2)Dillet


3)Shawn Ray

[SwedeMuscleMob]

Ronnie Coleman
Kevin Levrone
Shawn Ray

[shaf_nz]

Levrone
Shawn
Flex

I'm not counting Ronnie because;

A) He's Ronnie Coleman.
B) He had more wins in the 00's

[the-craig]

Can not see the word 'favourite' anywhere in thread title...just saying....just saying.

The thread says TOP - top normally means the best or winners. Shaun Ray is not as good as Flex/Ray and Yates crushed them all for 6 solid years.

You're also a fukking embaresing weirdo.

I was going to ask if you were stupid or something but clearly you are if you can't understand the thread's title. It says YOUR top 3 bodybuilders of the 90's meaning who do you think is the best. If OP was asking based on stats and records then there would be only be one answer to the thread. Please go.

[DavisForman]

Can not see the word 'favourite' anywhere in thread title...just saying....just saying.

The thread says TOP - top normally means the best or winners. Shaun Ray is not as good as Flex/Ray and Yates crushed them all for 6 solid years.

You're also a fukking embaresing weirdo.

Stop being such a prick Jason.

[Reisinger850]

Considering Coleman would beat anyone ever with his 1998 and 1999 physique, he obviously has to be on the top 3 list - as number one.


Even his Finland GP appearance was better than what any other bodybuilder has ever brought to the stage.

[Ace28]

Mike Francois was won of my fav's too bad his career was cut short.

[DPNZ]

Can not see the word 'favourite' anywhere in thread title...just saying....just saying.

The thread says TOP - top normally means the best or winners. Shaun Ray is not as good as Flex/Ray and Yates crushed them all for 6 solid years.

You're also a fukking embaresing weirdo.

Read the thread title again. This is not about who won the most titles or who beat who, it's about who YOUR top 3 are. So that's what I wrote.

You come in here and laugh at me for writing my chosen 3. Are you really that much of an immature dickhead?

[Reisinger850]

1. Shawn Ray
2. Lee Priest
3. Chris Cormier

Just curious, why no Coleman?

[DPNZ]

Just curious, why no Coleman?

Coleman would be my real top bodybuilder of all time (along with Arnold) but I don't really consider him as a "90's bodybuilder", despite his 98 and 99 Sandows.

[Reisinger850]

Coleman would be my real top bodybuilder of all time (along with Arnold) but I don't really consider him as a "90's bodybuilder", despite his 98 and 99 Sandows.

Okay but regarding his competition time he was more of a 90's bodybuilder

1990-1999
2000-2007

so more years of competing in the 90's and after 2003 his best performances also in the 90's. But I guess it is up to how you define it.

[PlzN0Alesana]

munzer, priest, and a tie between levrone and flex


no particular order.

[PaynESTER]

Okay but regarding his competition time he was more of a 90's bodybuilder

1990-1999
2000-2007

so more years of competing in the 90's and after 2003 his best performances also in the 90's. But I guess it is up to how you define it.

and if you consider ronnie in the 90's


he got steam rolled in just about every event..until 1998 lol

[PaceBrah]

Maybe a slightly more controversial list -

1) Munzer - he brought new heights and extremes to conditioning. Constantly aspired to bring the best, something never seen before, and eventually died doing what he was best at. A martyr? And legened, none-the-less.

2) Dillet - imo, the most genetically gifted bodybuilder of all time. I truly believe, with coleman's or Darion Yates' work ethic he would have been the greatest. He never seemed to work hard, train hard - yet was still the biggest, and one of the best conditioned BBers on stage. His posing sucked, too.

3) Yates - imo, quite the opposite of Dillet. Definitely not the best genetics on stage, but his work ethic was probably the greatest. I can't think of anyone who trained better / harder than he did. He is / was probably one of the best trainers going.

(didn't include Ronnie, Levrone, and a couple others because i think they still got their time in the 2000s)

[DavisForman]

Okay but regarding his competition time he was more of a 90's bodybuilder

1990-1999
2000-2007

so more years of competing in the 90's and after 2003 his best performances also in the 90's. But I guess it is up to how you define it.

Yeah, but this thread is about your TOP 90s bodybuilders, and most people in this thread consider Ronnie's peak years more in the early 2000s than the 90s. So even though his competition history began in the early 90s, he wasn't a top competitor until the late 90s.

It doesn't really matter either way, if you include him or not. I can see it either way.

[purdey]

[Jaxx001]

paris, ray, levrone