in my humble opinion of course... is the French actor Serge Nubret. He was featured in the documentary Pumping Iron.
What an aesthetic build. If I had to be reborn as a black man, I'd choose his body.
He went up against 28 yr old Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Mr. Olympia 75 contest at age 40 which is no easy task. Personally I feel he should have won.
With a very modest amount of weight (200 pounds on a 6 feet frame), he managed to look very robust. Even arnold said he was intimidated by Nubret's cut despite being bigger. There should be points awareded for how little weight is used to sculpt a body on a given frame. As opposed to just putting on muscle & weight ad infinitum and looking like a freak.
in my humble opinion of course... is the French actor Serge Nubret. He was featured in the documentary Pumping Iron.
What an aesthetic build.[snip]
Men: Steve Reeves, Samir Bannout, Milos Sarcev or Bob Paris in their prime and Mark Dugdale today.
Ladies: Sharon Arrildt (a.k.a. Sharon Marvel) in her prime, Claudia Montemaggi (so freaking HOT!) in her prime ('98 Ms. Olympia?) and Juliette Bergman and Lenda Murray today. Bergman and Murray still competing and still very much... Smoooookin'!
And, of course, don't forget the one and only Anja Langer. (droools)
'in my humble opinion of course... is the French actor Serge Nubret. He was featured in the documentary Pumping Iron. What an aesthetic build. If I had to be reborn as a black man, I'd choose his body. He went up against 28 yr old Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Mr. Olympia 75 contest at age 40 which is no easy task. Personally I feel he should have won. With a very modest amount of weight (200 pounds on a 6 feet frame), he managed to look very robust. Even arnold said he was intimidated by Nubret's cut despite being bigger. There should be points awareded for how little weight is used to sculpt a body on a given frame. As opposed to just putting on muscle & weight ad infinitum and looking like a freak.
