Clearly my comment got taken the wrong way.
No, it didn't.
I meant, assuming you give another person the same massive amount of drugs, they eat exactly the same, and they train exactly the same, they could probably do what dallas did.
Nope. Lots of young guys have and are doing the same stuff Dallas does, but NONE of them have done what he's done...not even close actually.
He isn't a freak genetic specimen by any means
Yes, he is.
and I would be wiling to bet he is taking more than fucking phil heath right now, yet he will never be a top olympia pro.
You don't have a clue what he is using, but it doesn't matter anyway because he isn't doing anything out of the ordinary. All pros use a lot of drugs...period. You could take every single 18 year old guy on this website and put them on the same exact same drugs Dallas used to turn pro and NONE of them will turn pro at the age he did...nor will they look anything like him. Actually, most guys wouldn't even be able to compete successfully on a national level by that age, even with superior drug protocols. Hell, the overwhelming majority coluld take a superior drug protocol for 20 years and never even come close to turning pro.
As far as him never being a top Olympia pro, I think you are wrong. Personally, I believe Dallas has the potential to be a top 10 O' competitor--easily...and I am not the only one. I have heard more than one top coach reflect a similar sentiment, with one even saying he has possible Olympia winning potential. Maybe you aren't seeing this guy for what he really is--a 6 foot tall pro with an enormous structure and potentially balanced development. That is something few other pros can claim. He is one of the few guys competing today who legitimately has the potential to compete at 300 lbs. With Dallas, it is more a matter of time than anything else.
Lastly, you show your ignorance (I know you are probably offended by that, but I mean no offense) by saying ""I would be wiling to bet he is taking more than fucking phil heath right now, yet he will never be a top olympia pro." You do understand that Phil is Mr. Olympia not because of his dose, but because of his excellent genetics in every other non-drug related area, such as shape, seperation, detail, condition, and balance. These are characteristics that have nothing to do with drug dose (although drugs can imporve muscle hardness, density, etc) and which mean everything when it comes to the top title in the sport.
He is clearly a mesomorph at heart judging by his hs football pics, he just took enough serostim to stay lean.
Again, you have no idea how much GH he took...and even if he did take a lot, do you really think that Gh is some miracle drug that will allow you to eat however you want and stay ripped? I don't think so.
GH is prized for its fat loss properties because it is one of the few drugs that can significantly increase lipolysis while simultaneously stimulating muscle growth. Very few other dugs will do that...and none as effectively as GH, but when it comes to fat loss alone, plenty of other drugs are superior in this regard (clen, T3, etc). Also, it should be noted that plenty of people have gained fat while using GH...or are nowwhere close to being "lean" by BB'ing standards.
Just saying if you hold all other training and diet factors constant, anyone with average genetics or better would be a fucking freak on that much human grade growth, slin, and AAS.
You already said this above. You are wrong.
Yes, it is impressive that he did all that at 21 and I dont think many others could at that age, mostly cause none start as early as him/have the funding.
So, then why do we have 1,000's of hardcore drug users who have been using just as much (or more) drugs as Dallas for 5X as long, yet they still aren't anywhere close to being as developed as him or close to turning pro?
Using your logic, every BB'r who got off to a later start, yet ended up using just as many drugs, eating just as well, and training just as hard shoud evntually turn pro...because after all, you said it was "mostly" a matter of him "starting early".