true gentleman

mrsoul · Sep 30, 2007

i think ronnie really went out with style. his farwell speech was humble and you could see how grateful he was to be a part of the sport. i don't think he could have said goodbye with anymore style or grace. by the way, you guys really hate jay around here huh? one guy didnot have jay in his top 7.???

wolfonthehill · Sep 30, 2007

I have alot of respect for Ronnie Coleman. I didn't like him at first. I think it is clear that whether he had ever won Mr Olympia or not he would be bodybuilding for his sheer love and passion of it. He is a true champion.

Syn · Sep 30, 2007

At the top of his game he was simply the best ever...
I'll miss this guy.

Flex4777 · Sep 30, 2007

Much repect for Ronnie! He gave us some great years!! We love you Ronnie!!!

Ashop · Oct 1, 2007

mrsoul said:
i think ronnie really went out with style. his farwell speech was humble and you could see how grateful he was to be a part of the sport. i don't think he could have said goodbye with anymore style or grace. by the way, you guys really hate jay around here huh? one guy didnot have jay in his top 7.???

I have great respect and admiration for Ronnie. He worked hard to climb the ranks and become a LONG TIME champion. I just wish he would have retired on top of the game.

intense1 · Oct 1, 2007

Ronnie is and ALWAYS will be a TRUE CHAMPION!!! He did endless great things for our great sport of bodybuilding!!! He truely went out with much respect!!! "Aint nothin to it but to do it!" "Lightweight Baby!" "Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder but don't nobody want to lift these heavy a** weights!"