Rest in peace Serge Nubret!

[hawkmoon]

One of the very best ever - he will be remembered well....

 

[TNH]

My favorite bodybuilder of all time.
He was a very unique individual that was full of wisdom, not just about the sport, but about many things in life. I don't know if there was ever a bodybuilder more passionate about training than Serge.

RIP

 

[IRON37]

RIP, truly one of the greats

 

[Massive G]

Serge had a stroke in 2009, some claim he was poisioned not sure if he ever recovered to "get big" again so not sure if he died in a weakened emaciated state which is every bb'ers nightmare.

One of the greatest bb'ers ever.
If he was born 40 years later nobody woulda ever heard of Jay or Ronnie winning the O.

 

[turbobusa]

One of the all time great physiques. Just an awesome look.
RIP brother.

 

[Dezzy]

What a shame. R.I.P.

 

[Thor]

Wow that sucks..

but what a life ,living the dream and still made it into his 70's. May he rest in peace

 

[BigNShredded]

Wow so I'm reading the forums and I'm really upset about Serge. I know it seems silly, but he is one of the reasons that I am who I am today. It was his image that fueled my deepest motivations. I feel like I lost a friend. He represents the beauty of bodybuilding, not like these drugged out freaks of today

 

[Borussa]

Can you imagine that physique with wings!!!

May the lord receive you with open arms, rip.

 

[TNH]

Young Serge with Arnie

 

[chrisrivers]

Classic bodybuilding physique.

RIP

 

[EMC]

i didnt even know, terrible news.
R.I.P.

 

[-Z-]

RIP, brother. Pumping Iron was the reason I started bodybuilding. Serge was one of my favorites

 

[luckyone]

RIP. Prayers for him and his family.

your brother in Christ,

Lucky

 

[aussiebulldog]

sad.
looking at him training at 70 yo , he looked like he will live forever.

RIP.

 

[cheloz28]

R.I.P ....he will always be remembered as one of the best classic BB's

 

[Phidias]

not sure if he died in a weakened emaciated state which is every bb'ers nightmare

He did. But hadn't the opportunity to realize it, as his stroke in 2009 left him senile in a wheelchair... so all in all I don't think he ever suffered from seeing himself "like that". Which is good.

May Serge RIP.

 

[thehazzle]

Damn he must have had a stroke shortly after I met him two years ago. He was still in great shape had like 19/20 inch arms well into his 70s