Do you realize how BIG 20" arms are man? Its a pretty small group of ppl holding arms like that. WithOUT synthol and being lean(not alot of fat to inflate the number).
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Dw725
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I agree. Mine are 18 and his pic makes his look like they dwarf mine. Good angles? Or my image dysmorphia? Who knows.
Hes lean AF bro! Looks good dont he? But most likely not 20" gunz my man
Yea I don’t think so either lol. Really no clue. When I think of 20 inch arms I think of this always
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For the love of Meso, next time please try a 12 story fall.
20 inch? No way, listen here BROTHERRRRR, the Hulkster had 24 inch pythons, not measly little 20 inch arms.
20 inch? No way, listen here BROTHERRRRR, the Hulkster had 24 inch pythons, not measly little 20 inch arms.
LISTEN HERE MEAN GENE!
Not to shit on your side walk er nothing but i seriously question the validity of his 24" arms. Yeah yeah i know he was a big ol endomorph and he was 300+ lbs but McMahon has a long history of artificially inflating stats to create a larger than life image of his superstars. They had the rock listed as 6'6 officially according to the WWE roster. Funny...the university of Miami had him at 6'4. The Hulkster was officially listed as 6'8 according to the WWE. In the epic match against the warrior they stood eye to eye and Warrior was only 6'3 or so. I seen a recent pic of him next to Braun Stroman who stands 6'8 and 380 lbs and he made the Hulkster look like a kid. The undertaker has never been 7' in his life and so on so on. Its marketing. Alot of ppl do it in wrestling. In Bodybuilding etc.20 inch? No way, listen here BROTHERRRRR, the Hulkster had 24 inch pythons, not measly little 20 inch arms.
I get it all the time too when i tell ppl im 6'1 and they meet me in person. Cuz im a true 6'1. Ppl been lyin to yo ass i tell em
fodsod
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I'm glad you said it before I had too. Absolutely no disrespect to @size26s as he is lean and hard. Due to that conditioning he looks bigger than he is. Add a pump, good lighting, tanning and the perfect pose by himself (bicep pulled in hard against the lat) and that's the bodybuilding illusion of looking bigger while than you are.
A lean 20" inch arm is a big arm especially if you're talking no pump but flexed. Let's put this into perspective @rutman posted a pic a few pages back and I'm sure he's probably rocking 20+ish cold arms and you see how big he is. While he's still lean he's not shredded so you've got to be rocking 21+ inch guns off season to see a 20" ripped arm.
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fodsod
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Jim Hellwig (The Ultimate Warrior) was a regular at a local gym I used to train at a really long time ago. Pound for pound he was WAY bigger muscle wise than that fat ass Hulk Hogan. Jim was a big guy and loved his Anadrol back when it was the legit Syntex stuff. He was also a competitive bodybuilder before wrestling. Cool dude.
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Probably my favorite wrestler of all time. Lex luger close 2nd.
fodsod
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He could even be wearing boots with heels on them in that pic to push him up an inch or more.
fodsod
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Saw Lex about 7 years ago in a Gold's gym locally. He used to come in and ride the stationary bike. Absolutely the saddest thing I've ever seen. A broken, hobbled, disabled version that you could barely recognize. He could barely walk. He always wore those crazy colored velcro waisted work out pants from back in the day and a sweat shirt with the sleeves cut off and the neck cut out. Sad.
Hes a christian now. No place for steroids in that lifestyle.
Jim was a big freakin dude no doubt. You could tell by his back. He was a giant ripped freak.
I saw Brock in his hey day. 3rd row seats and he was legitimately impressive. The kind of dude you knew didnt need a big story to back his big ass up. Come to find out he later became heavyweight champ of the world in MMA. A neanderthal among the civilized. He was BIG
fodsod
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Jim was one of those freaky strong guys also. He always lifted heavy and made a lot of noise doing it but this gym was of those ultra hard core places that people never put up weights, took their PED shots out in the open in the bathroom and spit on the floor. As hard core as it gets gym wise.
None taken my man. My dude always said too it’s an illusion bodybuilding. I tell people all the time I’m fit I’m nowhere near big. I know you have lots of knowledge in the sport and definitely respect your word and many others on this board. I love the sport and really just a rookie when it comes to lifting and gear.
I heard he repped 495 on the flat regularly. Considering he was always damn near 6% that is unbelievably impressive
Oh, no no no, I definitely agree with you Trukk - I was being sarcastic about the 24" pythons. I believe they were closer to 22" and you have to remember EVEN THEN that Hogan was carrying A LOT of water weight at his biggest size. I am not hating on Hogan, he made himself a household name and played the role perfectly.
But Hogan never had the look at his largest size that the average BB aficionado would aspire to achieve. Actually, IMO, he looked much better at an older age and smaller frame (lower BF%) in the late 90's than he did in the 80's.
