MUSCULAR VINCE TAYLOR

Vince Taylor

Intro

Born: 25th August, 1956

Height: 5' 9''

Contest Weight: 230 lbs

About Vince Taylor

Vince Taylor as the title indicates that he got the most muscular physique in the bodybuilding history. He is an IFBB American bodybuilder won different competitions. Despite of an amazing physique he never won the Mr Olympia title in overall category but he won Masters Olympia many times proving that he is not an old man won sat on a chair and just reads a newspaper about the people of his age making difference in any sport. Overall Vince won 22 IFBB titles during his professional career. It was also the World record for any bodybuilder to won most of IFBB titles in a career until Ronnie Coleman surpassed it with 26 titles. But Vince holds another record which was the most Master Olympia wins total of 5 and this record is still to be broken. He also appeared in many magazines as well as in movies.

In this picture Vince Taylor was 50 years old, does not look like.

List of his competitions:

• Arnold Classic, 10th (2007)
• Australian Pro, 3rd (2007)
• Mr. Olympia - 11th (2006)
• Australian Pro - 3rd (2006)
• Masters Olympia - 2nd (2002)
• Masters Olympia - 1st (2001)
• Masters Olympia - 1st (2000)
• Masters Olympia - IFBB, 1st (1999)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 6th (1999)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd (1998)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, Masters, 1st (1998)
• Masters Arnold - IFBB, Winner (1998)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 5th (1997)
• Grand Prix Czech Republic - IFBB, 7th (1997)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, 7th (1997)
• Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 6th (1997)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 9th (1997)
• Grand Prix Hungary - IFBB, 9th (1997)
• Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 6th (1997)
• Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 8th (1997)
• Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Overall Winner (1997)
• Mr. Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Masters 40+, 1st (1997)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 4th (1996)
• Grand Prix Czech Republic - IFBB, 4th (1996)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, 6th (1996)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 6th (1996)
• Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 3rd (1996)
• Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 6th (1996)
• Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 7th (1996)
• Grand Prix Switzerland - IFBB, 5th (1996)
• Mr. Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Winner (1996)
• San Jose Pro Invitational - IFBB, 3rd (1996)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, Winner (1995)
• Grand Prix France - IFBB, Winner (1995)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd (1995)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 6th (1995)
• Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 2nd (1995)
• Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 2nd (1995)
• Grand Prix Ukraine - IFBB, Winner (1995)
• Houston Pro Invitational - IFBB, 2nd (1995)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1995)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 2nd (1995)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 5th (1995)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 2nd (1994)
• Grand Prix France - IFBB, 2nd (1994)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd (1994)
• Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1994)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd (1993)
• Grand Prix France - IFBB, 2nd (1993)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd (1993)
• Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 3rd (1993)
• San Jose Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1993)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, Winner (1992)
• Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1992)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 6th (1992)
• Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1992)
• Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd (1991)
• Grand Prix Denmark - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, 2nd (1991)
• Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Grand Prix Switzerland - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 5th (1991)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 3rd (1991)
• Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, 2nd (1989)
• Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 2nd (1989)
• Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 4th (1989)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, Winner (1989)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 3rd (1989)
• Nationals - NPC, Overall Winner (1988)
• Nationals - NPC, Light-HeavyWeight, 1st (1988)
• Mr America - AAU, Medium, 1st (1987)
• Nationals - NPC, Light-HeavyWeight, 4th (1987)
• Mr. Berlin Heavy Weight - 1st (1983)

MUSCULAR MILOS SARCEV

Milos Sarcev

Intro

Born: 17th January, 1964

Height: 179 cm

Contest weight: 100 kg

About Milos Sarcev

Milos Sarcev is an IFBB professional bodybuilder. Milos is best known for his symmetry in his muscular physique. His wife Ursula Sarcev is also a fitness competitor and actress. They divorced in 1997. Milos besides bodybuilding also appeared in many movies. List of his participated competitions is very long but he was not able to won the Mr Olympia title. His best placing in the Mr Olympia contest was in 1997 and 1999 where he placed 10th both the time.

Competition list:

• AAU Mr. Universe, Light-Heavyweight, 3rd (1988)
• WPF Mr. Universe, Light-Heavyweight, 1st (1989)
• Grand Prix Denmark, 5th (1991)
• Grand Prix England, 9th (1991)
• Grand Prix Finland, 4th (1991)
• Grand Prix Italy, 7th (1991)
• Grand Prix Spain, 7th (1991)
• Grand Prix Switzerland, 6th (1991)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational, 4th (1991)
• Night of Champions, 11th (1991)
• Mr. Olympia, Did not place (1991)
• San Jose Pro Invitational, 3rd (1991)
• Arnold Classic, 8th (1992)
• Chicago Pro Invitational, 5th (1992)
• Grand Prix England, 8th (1992)
• Grand Prix Germany, 10th (1992)
• Grand Prix Holland, 12th (1992)
• Grand Prix Italy, 10th (1992)
• Ironman Pro Invitational, 6th (1992)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational, 4th (1992)
• Night of Champions, 5th (1992)
• Mr. Olympia, 16th (1992)
• Pittsburgh Pro Invitational, 4th (1992)
• Chicago Pro Invitational, 3rd (1993)
• Grand Prix England, 5th (1993)
• Grand Prix Finland, 3rd (1993)
• Grand Prix France (2), 3rd (1993)
• Grand Prix Germany (2), 5th (1993)
• Grand Prix Spain, 4th (1993)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational, 3rd (1993)
• Night of Champions, 5th (1993)
• Mr. Olympia, 11th (1993)
• Pittsburgh Pro Invitational, 3rd (1993)
• Grand Prix England, 8th (1994)
• Grand Prix France (2), 6th (1994)
• Grand Prix Germany, 4th (1994)
• Grand Prix Italy, 4th (1994)
• Grand Prix Spain, 4th (1994)
• Mr. Olympia, 13th (1994)
• Canada Pro Cup, 3rd (1995)
• Houston Pro Invitational, 5th (1995)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational, 4th (1995)
• Night of Champions, 6th (1995)
• Canada Pro Cup, 3rd (1996)
• Florida Pro Invitational, 3rd (1996)
• Night of Champions, 4th (1996)
• Canada Pro Cup, 1st (1997)
• Grand Prix Czech Republic, 8th (1997)
• Grand Prix England, 8th (1997)
• Grand Prix Finland, 8th (1997)
• Grand Prix Germany, 7th (1997)
• Grand Prix Hungary, 7th (1997)
• Grand Prix Russia, 7th (1997)
• Grand Prix Spain, 9th (1997)
• Night of Champions, 2nd (1997)
• Mr. Olympia, 10th (1997)
• Toronto Pro Invitational, 1st (1997)
• Grand Prix Finland, 5th (1998)
• Grand Prix Germany, 5th (1998)
• Night of Champions, 11th (1998)
• Mr. Olympia, 11th (1998)
• San Francisco Pro Invitational, 5th (1998)
• Toronto Pro Invitational, 7th (1998)
• Arnold Classic, 5th (1999)
• Grand Prix England, 5th (1999)
• Ironman Pro Invitational, 2nd (1999)
• Night of Champions, 5th (1999)
• Mr. Olympia, 10th (1999)
• Toronto Pro Invitational, 2nd (1999)
• World Pro Championships, 5th (1999)
• Night of Champions, 10th (2001)
• Toronto Pro Invitational, 7th (2001)
• Grand Prix Hungary, 6th (2003)
• Night of Champions, 9th (2003)

MUSCULAR SILVIO SAMUEL

Silvio Samuel

Intro

Born: 1975

Country: Nigeria

Height: 5' 7''

Competition weight: 101 kg

About Silvio Samuel

Silvio Samuel is an IFBB professional bodybuilder. Born in Nigeria he have one of the very good physique in the bodybuilding sport. He started lifting weights at a very young age. He received his professional car in the year 2006. At a very young age Silvio leave his family form Canary Island and moved back to Nigeria where he joined National Weightlifting Team. At that time he was only 14 years old. After joining he made several records in power lifting for Nigeria which was until now unbroken. And as the few bodybuilders could not survive more in the sport he also was one of them. When his career in the bodybuilding began to shine he was arrested for aggravated assault and currently serving 5 year sentence in prison.

List of his competitions:

• World Championships - NAC, Medium, 1st (2002)
• World Championships - NAC, Overall Winner (2002)
• Universe - NAC, Medium, 1st (2003)
• Universe - NAC, Overall Winner (2003)
• World Championships - NAC, Medium, 1st
• World Championships - NAC, Overall Winner
• World Championships - WABBA, Short, 1st
• New York Pro Show IFBB 14th (2006)
• Ironman Pro IFBB 4th (2007)
• Sacramento Pro IFBB 2nd (2007)
• Arnold Classic, Pro IFBB 6th (2007)
• New York Pro Show IFBB 5th (2007)
• Mr Olympia 7th (2007)
• Mr. Olympia 7th (2008)
• Mr. Olympia 12th (tie) (2009)

'THE ROCK' RONNY ROCKEL

Ronny Rockel

Intro

Born: 12th July, 1972

Height: 5' 6''

Contest weight: 235 lbs

About Ronny Rockel

Ronny Rockel is an IFBB German professional bodybuilder who won different bodybuilding competitions throughout his pro career. At the age of 17 he weighted 143 pounds then he decided to have a body like Arnold Schwarzenegger. But at that time the place where Ronny was living was not full of professional gyms so instead of losing interest in bodybuilding he created his own weight set. And when a gym opened in his hometown he immediately joined it and start taking information about proper diet and training. His first competition was in 1994 which was Hessian Championships. He placed last in that event by he did not become discouraged. And after one year later he won German Nationals Championships and managed 3rd place in Mr Olympia competitions in the same year. This helped him as a motivation to do more in the sport.

List of his competitions:

• NABBA Hessian Championships, Did not place (1994)
• NABBA German Nationals Championships, 1st (1995)
• NABBA World Championships, Medium, 3rd (1996)
• NABBA Mr Universe, Medium, 2nd (1998)
• NABBA Mr Universe, Medium, 2nd (1999)
• NABBA Mr Universe, Medium, 2nd (2000)
• WABBA World Championships, Short, 1st (2000)
• WABBA International German Championships, 1st (HW and Overall) (Pro Card) (2002)
• IFBB Grand Prix Holland, 7th (2003)
• IFBB Grand Prix Hungary, 4th (2003)
• IFBB Maximum Pro Invitational Grand Prix, 6th (2003)
• IFBB Night of Champions, 15th (2003)
• IFBB Grand Prix Australia, 7th (2004)
• IFBB Grand Prix England, 7th (2004)
• IFBB Grand Prix Holland, 7th (2004)
• IFBB Hungarian Pro Invitational, 6th (2004)
• IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational, 10th (2004)
• IFBB Night of Champions, 14th (2004)
• IFBB Grand Prix Australia, 3rd (2005)
• IFBB Mr. Olympia, 17th (2000\5)
• IFBB Grand Prix Australia, 1st (2006)
• IFBB Mr. Olympia, 16th (tied) (2006)
• IFBB Grand Prix Austria, 5th (2006)
• IFBB Grand Prix Holland, 3rd (2006)
• IFBB Arnold Classic, 8th (2007)
• IFBB Grand Prix Australia, 2nd (2007)
• IFBB Colorado Pro, 4th (2007)
• IFBB Santa Susanna Pro, 3rd (2007)
• IFBB Mr. Olympia, 11th (2007)
• IFBB Arnolds Classic, 13th (2008)
• IFBB Grand Prix Australia, 6th (2008)
• IFBB Grand Prix New Zealand, 6th (2008)
• IFBB New York Pro Championships, 3rd (2008)
• IFBB Mr.Olympia 14th (2008)
• IFBB Mr.Olympia 7th (2009)
• IFBB Arnolds Classic, 6th (2010)
• IFBB Mr Europe, 1st (2010)
• IFBB Mr.Olympia, 6th (2010)
• IFBB Arnolds Classic, 6th (2011)
• IFBB Mr.Europe Gran Prix, 1st (2011)
• IFBB New York Pro Championships, 2nd (2011)
• IFBB Arnold Classic, 13th (2013)

MR LIFESTYLE ROBBY ROBINSON

Robby Robinson

Intro

Born: 24th May, 1946

Height: 5' 7''

Contest weight: 98 kg

About Robby Robinson

Robby Robinson is an American former professional bodybuilder with a great physique, clean muscle maturity and definitely with a huge peak of biceps. 'The Black Prince' and 'Mr Lifestyle' are the nicknames of Robby Robinson. He won many bodybuilding competitions in his prolong 27 years of a career including Masters Olympia title. He also appears in different movies. He retired at the age of 56 in 2001. He started weight lifting in university for sport and after receiving great response from his body he then left other things and start lifting weights to became a professional bodybuilder. Robby tuned into professional in 1975 after competing in more than 300 amateur competitions. And in his first year he won IFBB Mr America, Mr World and Mr Universe titles. After achieving a lot he finally retired from pro bodybuilding in 2001 but remain active in the sport as a personal trainer, bodybuilding coach, writer and promoting bodybuilding in different places.

List of his winning competitions:

• Mr Olympia - Masters Over 50, 1st (2000)
• Mr Olympia - Masters Over 50, 1st (1997)
• Mr Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Winner (1994)
• Musclefest Grand Prix - IFBB, Winner (1991)
• World Pro Championships - IFBB, Winner (1989)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1988)
• Mr Universe - Pro - NABBA, Winner (1981)
• Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner (1979)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, Winner (1979)
• Grand Prix New York - IFBB, Winner (1979)
• Best in the World - IFBB, Professional, 1st (1979)
• Professional World Cup - IFBB, Winner (1978)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, Winner (1978)
• Mr Olympia Heavyweight, 1st (1978)
• Mr Olympia - IFBB, Tall, 1st (1977)
• Mr Universe - IFBB, MiddleWeight, 1st (1976)
• Mr Universe - IFBB, Overall Winner (1976)
• Mr International - IFBB, Medium, 1st (1976)
• Mr International - IFBB, Overall Winner (1976)
• Mr Universe - IFBB, Medium, 1st (1975)
• Mr World - IFBB, Medium, 1st (1975)
• Mr World - IFBB, Overall Winner (1975)
• Mr America - IFBB, Medium, 1st (1975)
• Mr America - IFBB, Overall Winner (1975)

BIG TOM PRINCE

Tom Prince

Intro

Born: 26th October, 1969

Place of birth: Virginia

Height: 5' 8''

Off season weight: 312 lbs

Contest weight: 230 lbs

About Tom Prince

Tom Prince is a retired IFBB professional bodybuilder. He won only one overall title that is 1997 NPC National Championships due to which he also earns his IFBB pro card. His best placing in Mr Olympia competition was 16th in the year 2001, it was also his only appearance in Mr Olympia contest. Tom held one of the amazing physique in bodybuilding. Unfortunately for Tom it was not given much titles as his body deserved. And because of his short career in the bodybuilding sport he did not able to compete in many tournaments as much as he wanted to be. His health also did not support his body and because of his kidney failure he had to retired from competing in the bodybuilding sport. His kidney failed during the preparation of 2003 Night Of Champions competition. And he soon retired after that.

List of his competitions:

• NPC Nationals – Heavyweight – 2nd (1995)
• NPC Nationals – Heavyweight – 2nd (1996)
• NPC USA Championships – Heavyweight – 2nd (1996)
• NPC Nationals – Heavyweight and Overall – 1st (1997)
• NPC USA Championships – Heavyweight – 9th (1997)
• IFBB Night of Champions – 13th (1999)
• IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational – 9th (2000)
• IFBB Grand Prix England – 8th (2001)
• IFBB Night of Champions – 3rd (2001)
• Mr Olympia – 16th (2001)
• IFBB Night of Champions – 7th (2002)
• IFBB Southwest Pro Cup – 9th (2002) 

MUSCULAR HAROLD POOLE

Harold Poole

Intro

Born: 25th December, 1943

Died: 7th August, 2014

Hall Of Fame: 2004

About Harold Poole

Harold Poole was an IFBB professional bodybuilder having a great muscular presence. He played football in his high school as quarterback for the team. At the age of 16 he entered in AAU Mr America competition and took 18th place. In the year 1962 he finally won Mr America title in the most muscular category. At the age of 19 he went to IFBB and won Mr Universe title. He was the first African American bodybuilder who won Mr America competition in 1964 in overall category. Harold is the only man in history of bodybuilding sport to compete first three times in Mr Olympia competition and securing 2nd place every time. 1982 Night Of Champions was his last professional contest after which he retired. He died in the year 2014 on 7th August.

                                                                                                    

                                       

List of his competitions:

• Mr America - AAU, 18th (1960)
• Mr Mid-America - AAU, Most Muscular, 2nd (1960)
• Mr America - AAU, 4th (1961)
• Junior Mr America - AAU, Overall Winner (1961)
• Mr America - AAU, Most Muscular, 1st (1962)
• Mr America - AAU, 2nd (1962)
• Mr North America - AAU, Winner (1962)
• Mr America - AAU, Most Muscular, 1st (1963)
• Mr America - AAU, 2nd (1963)
• Teen Mr America - AAU, 2nd (1963)
• Universe - IFBB, Tall, 1st (1963)
• Universe - IFBB, Overall Winner (1963)
• Mr America - IFBB, Tall, 1st (1964)
• Mr America - IFBB, Overall Winner (1964)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 2nd (1965)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 2nd (1966)
• Pro Mr America - WBBG, Winner (1967)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 2nd (1967)
• Pro Mr America - WBBG, Winner (1968)
• Mr USA - IFBB, Tall, 1st (1971)
• Mr World - IFBB, Tall, 3rd (1972)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 12th (1980)
• Grand Prix California - IFBB, 7th (1981)
• Grand Prix New England - IFBB, 9th (1981)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 6th (1981)
• Canada Pro Cup - IFBB, 8th (1981)
• World Pro Championships - IFBB, 9th (1982)
• IFBB Hall of Fame (2004)
• WBBG Hall of Fame (2007)

OLD GUN TOM PLATZ

Tom Platz

Intro

Born: 26th June, 1955

Height: 1.73 m

Spouse: Cha Nikito-Platz

About Tom Platz

Tom Platz was a former American bodybuilder with a great physique of all time. His whole body looks phenomenal but especially his thighs was not comparable with anyone in history. The thighs that he contained in 1980's still do not have any match in the era of modern bodybuilding. Because of his thighs he is also known as 'The Quadfather' or 'Quadzilla'. Tom started competing in bodybuilding sport in 1973. And in the year 1978 he won his first professional bodybuilding title which was in World Amateur Championships in middle weight category. He always wanted to win Mr Olympia title but did not win. His best placing in Mr Olympia competition was on 3rd place in the year 1981. Tom retired from professional bodybuilding in 1987. He wrote books on bodybuilding, appeared in movies and still doing a lot for the sport that he love.

List of his competitions:

• Mr. Adonis – AAU (1973)
• Mr. Ironman – AAU (1973)
• Teen Mr. America – AAU, 2nd (1974)
• Junior & Senior State Powerlifting Championships – AAU, 220 Class Champ (1974)
• Mr. Michigan – AAU (1975)
• Mr. America – AAU, Short, 3rd (1976)
• Mr. Southeastern USA – AAU (1977)
• Mr. America – AAU, Short, 2nd (1977)
• World Amateur Championships – IFBB Mr. Universe (1978)
• Mr. America – AAU, Short, 2nd (1978)
• Mr. Olympia 8th (under 200 pounds) (1979)
• Grand Prix: Lafayette, Louisiana 9th (1980)
• Grand Prix: Pittsburgh 10th (1980)
• Night Of Champions 14th (1980)
• Mr. Olympia 9th (1980)
• Pro Mr. Universe 2nd (1980)
• Mr. Olympia 3rd (1981)
• Mr. Olympia 6th (1982)
• Mr. Olympia 10th (1984)
• Mr. Olympia 7th (1985)
• Mr. Olympia 11th (1986)
• Grand Prix: Detroit 6th (1987)
• Honorary Mr. America – AAU (1995)

LEGEND TONY PEARSON

Tony Pearson

Intro

Born: 11th January, 1957

Height: 5' 8''

Weight: 93 kg

About Tony Pearson

Tony Pearson is an American bodybuilder with a best win of 1980 when he became Mr Universe. Early life of Tony was not an impressive one. He was a little boy when his parents got divorced and he was taken by his aunt to raise him and her one sister. But after some time he was sent to the foster home. He was the member of his school's wrestling team due to which he was suffered from the knee injury. For becoming fit again and recover the knee injury he started lifting weights. It surprised every one that how quickly his body responded to lifting weights. That was the time when Tony finally decided to became a bodybuilder. The great Arnold Schwarzenegger mentioned him in one of his books. Tony got one of the best abdominal of all time with beautiful overall physique.

List of his competitions:

• AAU Gold's Classic Teen overall winner (1976)
• AAU Gold's Classic Teen, Short 1st (1976)
• AAU Junior Mr. USA Short 3rd (1977)
• AAU Mr. Los Angeles Junior 1st (1977)
• AAU Mr. Southern California Junior 1st (1977)
• AAU Mr. America overall winner (1978)
• AAU Mr. America Medium 1st (1978)
• AAU Mr. California Short 1st (1978)
• AAU Junior Mr. America Medium 1st (1978)
• AAU Junior Mr. America overall winner (1978)
• AAU Junior Mr. USA overall winner (1978)
• AAU Junior Mr. USA Medium 1st (1978)
• WBBG Olympus winner (1979)
• NABBA Mr. Universe Medium 2nd (1979)
• WBBG Pro. Mr. World winner (1979)
• WABBA World Championships Medium 1st (1979)
• WABBA World Championships overall winner (1979)
• NABBA Universe Pro. winner (1980)
• WABBA World Championships Professional 3rd (1980)
• WABBA Pro. World Cup 5th (1980)
• IFBB Canada Pro. Cup 4th (1981)
• IFBB Grand Prix Belgium 6th (1981)
• IFBB Grand Prix Wales 5th (1981)
• IFBB Universe Pro. 3rd (1981)
• WABBA Pro. World Cup 7th (1981)
• IFBB World Grand Prix 4th (1981)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 3rd (1981)
• IFBB Night of Champions 6th (1982)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 6th (1982)
• IFBB Grand Prix Denver winner (1983)
• IFBB Grand Prix England 4th (1983)
• IFBB Grand Prix Las Vegas 6th (1983)
• IFBB Grand Prix Portland 2nd (1983)
• IFBB Grand Prix Sweden 6th (1983)
• IFBB Grand Prix Switzerland 6th (1983)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 8th (1983)
• Canada Pro. Cup 3rd (1984)
• IFBB Olympia 12th (1984)
• IFBB World Grand Prix 3rd (1984)
• IFBB Night of Champions 9th (1985)
• IFBB Olympia 12th (1985)
• IFBB Los Angeles Pro. Championships 5th (1986)
• IFBB Night of Champions 4th (1986)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 9th (1986)
• IFBB Night of Champions did not place (1987)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 8th (1987)
• IFBB Grand Prix US Pro. 6th (1988)
• IFBB Niagara Falls Pro. Invitational 5th (1988)
• IFBB Night of Champions 8th (1988)
• IFBB World Pro. Championships 8th (1988)
• IFBB Grand Prix France 11th (1989)
• IFBB Grand Prix Germany 9th (1989)
• IFBB Grand Prix Spain 9th (1989)
• IFBB Grand Prix Spain (2) 9th (1989)
• IFBB Grand Prix Sweden 11th (1989)
• IFBB Arnold Classic 6th (1990)
• IFBB Houston Pro. Invitational 6th (1990)
• IFBB Ironman Pro. Invitational 8th (1990)
• WBF Grand Prix 11th (1991)
• IFBB Chicago Pro. Invitational 13th (1993)
• IFBB Night of Champions did not place (1993)
• IFBB Pittsburgh Pro. Invitational 16th (1993)
• IFBB Ironman Pro. Invitational 14th (1994)
• IFBB San Jose Pro. Invitational 16th (1994)
• NABBA USA American open (short) 1st (2014)
• NABBA USA American Grandmaster's 1st (2014)

MUSCULAR BEN PAKULSKI

Ben Pakulski

Intro

Born: 18th March, 1981

Height: 5' 10''

Contest Weight: 130 kg

About Ben Pakulski

Ben Pakulski is an IFBB professional bodybuilder. His best win was back in 2008 when he won Mr Canada title. Pak Man is the nick name of Ben. He is not finished with his bodybuilding career yet and because of his impressive physique his future in bodybuilding looks promising. He begun training when he was 15. He got Muscletech contract at the age of 18. Lee Priest and Dorian Yates worked as the motivation for Ben in bodybuilding. Diet of Ben includes 120 lbs of meat per month. Ben have done his Bachelors from University of Western Ontario. His first IFBB pro competition was held in 2009 in Tampa where he finished 3rd place. Ben attended professional bodybuilding event with his father at the age of 17. Ben was selected to compete in Mr Olympia 2009 but he refused this offer due to the reason that he will have to take more diet with hard training so he thought that two events in a year was enough.

List of his competitions:

• First show Won the overall title (2005)
• Canadian Championships Overall winner and Pro Card Victory in Montreal Quebec.(2008)
• First Pro Show- Pro Bodybuilding Weekly, Tampa- 3rd (2009)
• Ny Pro- 7th (2010)
• FLEX Pro- 5th (2011)
• Arnold Classic- 10th (2011)
• Australia Pro- 4th (2011)
• Flex Pro- 2nd (2012)
• Arnold Classic- 4th (2012)
• Mr.Olympia- 11th (2012)
• Arnold Classic - 2nd (2013)
• Arnold Classic - 7th (2014)
• Arnold Classic - 8th (2015)

OLD GUN DANNY PADILLA

Danny Padilla

Intro

Born: 3rd April, 1951

Height: 1.58 m

Nick name: Giant Killer

About Danny Padilla

Danny Padilla is an American bodybuilder. His nick name is "The Giant Killer". This name was given to him because despite of his short height he was able to beat the big guys in the competitions. At the age of 7 Danny started training in New York. His big brother and cousins were participant in the wrestling sport at that time. So while they lift heavy weights for training Danny watched and inspired by them. At the age of 18 years he was ready to take participation in the professional bodybuilding competition. In the year 1970 while Danny was still in high school he won Mr Rochester title. After winning that title he also participated in many local competitions and won. He then moved to pro competitions and take part in Junior Mr America and Mr America contests where he finishes in top 20. His first Mr Olympia competition was in 1978 and he took 3rd place in the light weight category and 6th position in overall which was also his best positioning in Mr Olympia competition.

List of his competitions:

• Junior Mr America - AAU, 8th (1972)
• Mr America - AAU, 15th (1973)
• Junior Mr America - AAU, 15th (1973)
• Mr America - AAU, 18th (1974)
• Junior Mr America - AAU, Did not place (1974)
• Mr World - AAU, Short, Did not place (1974)
• Mr USA - IFBB, Short, 1st (1975)
• Mr USA - IFBB, Overall Winner (1975)
• Mr America - IFBB, Short, 1st (1976)
• Universe - IFBB, Lightweight, 2nd (1976)
• Mr America - IFBB, Overall Winner (1977)
• Mr America - IFBB, Lightweight, 1st (1977)
• Universe - IFBB, Lightweight, 1st (1977)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, Lightweight, 3rd (1978)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, Overall, 6th (1978)
• Professional World Cup - IFBB, 2nd (1978)
• USA vs the World - IFBB, Lightweight, 1st (1978)
• Best in the World - IFBB, Professional, 5th (1979)
• Florida Pro Invitational - IFBB, 3rd (1979)
• Grand Prix Pennsylvania - IFBB, 5th (1979)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 2nd (1979)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, Lightweight, 5th (1979)
• Grand Prix Miami - IFBB, 3rd (1980)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 10th (1980)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 5th (1981)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 5th (1982)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 12th (1982)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 9th (1983)
• World Pro Championships - IFBB, 7th (1984)
• Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 16th (1985)
• World Pro Championships - IFBB, 13th (1986)
• Grand Prix England - IFBB, 5th (1990)
• Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 4th (1990)
• Grand Prix France - IFBB, 5th (1990)
• Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 7th (1990)
• Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 7th (1990)
• Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, 4th (1990)
• Niagara Falls Pro Invitational - IFBB, 2nd (1990)
• Night of Champions - IFBB, 3rd (1990)
• WBF Grand Prix - WBF, 10th (1991)
• Olympia - Masters - IFBB, 7th (1994)
• Olympia - Masters - IFBB, 10th (2000)
• IFBB Hall Of Fame (2009)

RETIRED MUSTAFA MOHAMMAD

Mustafa Mohammad

Intro

Born: 1st January, 1968

Country: Jordan

About Mustafa Mohammad

Mustafa Mohammad is a retired IFBB professional bodybuilder. He clearly had the most impressive physique of all time. His best positioning in Mr Olympia competition was in 2005 when he came on 10th place. He was not able to achieve as much as he deserved. There is a picture of him standing against Branch Warren in 2005 Charlotte pro and in this picture one can see that he clearly more heavy, thick and muscular then the all time great Branch.

At the age of 26 when Mustafa was not an IFBB pro he managed to won two world titles. But after that like a skipped middle part of the book he vanished from the competition and start raising his family. He came back to the stage in 2001 as an IFBB pro but not able to impress the audience then. It was better for him not to be vanished from bodybuilding competitions, if he continued his career he would have been the Mr Olympia with that massive and muscular physique.

Stats:

Height: 5' 8''

Competition weight: 270 lbs

arms: 21.65''

Thighs: 32.29"

List of competitions:

• World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships, Light-Heavyweight, 11th (1989)
• NABBA Mr Universe, Medium-Tall, 2nd (1991)
• NABBA Mr Universe, Medium-Tall, 1st and Overall (1992)
• Universe ChampionshipsNABBA World Championships, Winner (1992)
• Grand Prix England, Did not place (2001)
• Night of Champions, Did not place (2001)
• Grand Prix Austria, 13th (2002)
• Night of Champions, 12th (2002)
• Toronto Pro Invitational, 7th (2002)
• Grand Prix England, 4th (2003)
• Grand Prix Holland, 3rd (2003)
• Grand Prix Hungary, 8th (2003)
• Night of Champions, Did not place (2003)
• Arnold Classic, 12th (2004)
• Grand Prix Holland, 3rd (2004)
• Mr. Olympia, 17th (2004)
• San Francisco Pro Invitational, 7th (2004)
• Charlotte Pro Championships, 4th (2005)
• Europa Supershow, 5th (2005)
• New York Pro Championships, 10th (2005)
• Mr. Olympia, 10th (2005)
• Arnold Classic, 7th (2006)
• Grand Prix Australia, 4th (2006)
• Ironman Pro Invitational, 6th (2006)
• San Francisco Pro Invitational, 4th (2006)
• Mr. Olympia, 16th (tied) (2006)
• Grand Prix Austria, 9th (2006)