i love this guy.

[edge250]

Yeah, the presentation factor was not something I was too comfortable with because I was a guy who mostly liked to go into the gym and train with weights, and build muscle. The whole onstage posing thing - just the very word posing - was all a bit gay to me, all a bit foreign. But I had to get comfortable with that and find my niche there. The way I presented myself was with very powerful, dominating classical music with a little rock muscle mixed in. This suited my persona and me. So that's one aspect of it." - Dorian Yates

 

[Shelby]

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/leroy_davis_dorian_yates_interview.htm

 

[edge250]

this sport or whatever you call it meant more to me when i respected the guy at the top

 

[MAINEVENT]

Hands down, the reason why i fell in love with bodybuilding. I dont think he had the best physique ever, but the 'person' itself represents what i think bodybuilding is all about.

 

[edge250]

Hands down, the reason why i fell in love with bodybuilding. I dont he had the best physique ever, but the 'person' itself represents what i think bodybuilding is all about.

EXACTLY.

 

[Muay Thai]

yates has my vote him and munzer!

 

[StoryOfTheYear]

I like this..........

[ Q ] "If Leroy was following the same training program and I presume the same nutrition and supplementation map as you, how was it that he never grew to your magnitude?"



[ A ] "Leroy improved a hell of a lot from the time he started training with me but he obviously didn't have the same genes as me. Everybody would have improved but it would be within the individual's boundaries.

There is a lot more to being a champion than diet, supplementation and training, a lot is due to the individuals genetics. I'm just lucky that I am a superior human being to the rest of you mortals (laughs)."

 

[nosmas]

Blood in Guts....

My favorite is Dorian doing his mandatorys and in the audience as clear as day you hear him screaming at Dorian.