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2009 MR OLYMPIA FINALS

Cutler makes history

By Dave Lee

September 26, 2009

FLEXONLINE.COM

He wanted this one - bad. Last year, when Jay Cutler lost the Sandow to Dexter Jackson
, it seemed that the rumors of his inability to dial it in for the big show - Cutler barely eked out a victory over Victor Martinez in 2007 - might be true after all. Twice now, he had failed to peak on the one night when a champion is expected to bring no less than his best. Increasing the odds of Cutler never regaining the top spot was the long list of former Mr. Olympia's who lost the Sandow and failed to win it back. Until now.

Maybe it took losing what he already had to push Cutler further than even he thought possible, because on Saturday, September 26 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, Cutler beat the odds - again - to become Joe Weider's 2009 Mr. Olympia, the first man in the history of the sport to reclaim the title.



1st - Jay Cutler



2nd - Branch Warren



3rd - 2008 winner-Dexter Jackson

Damn...dem men look like if duh carved out of metal.

I mean I duz do my weights an ting but I cant imagine looking like that. I mean de men got muscles in places that I aint even got places

ol skule wrote:I mean I duz do my weights an ting but I cant imagine looking like that. I mean de men got muscles in places that I aint even got places

Ha ha ha ha ha ah ah ha ah ah ah ah ah! Boye don' kill muh.

De fellas dat disappointed me dis year. I was looking fuh one o' dese two to win, if not Dexter.

Phil Heath - 5th place. He still young, so he got time. Only been a pro bout 2 or 3 years. Gine gotta cum wid lil mo' beef and cut.




Victor Martinez - 6th place. Duh teef if from he two years back, so he 'in got nuh right coming in less than perfect shape, unless he did busy winning other shows during de year. I gine gotta check on dah.

Tell me sumting doah...do those fellas feel comfortable in their own bodies walking around with all those bulky muscles all parts of their bodies??

I 'in see why not. De fellas strong and kin kar round dah weight easy.

BeachBum wrote:I 'in see why not. De fellas strong and kin kar round dah weight easy.

It's not the weight I'm talking about, but the bulkiness...uh mean it looks to me if the bulky muscles would hinder certain movements and flexibilty.

I 'in know how to ansa dah wun, since I nevva been dah muscley. I do know some o' de fellas kin do splits even wid dah kinda leg size doah.

BeachBum wrote:I 'in know how to ansa dah wun, since I nevva been dah muscley. I do know some o' de fellas kin do splits even wid dah kinda leg size doah.

Ok...well dem kin keep dah...I wouldn't want to be dat muscular.

Gearbox wrote:

BeachBum wrote:I 'in know how to ansa dah wun, since I nevva been dah muscley. I do know some o' de fellas kin do splits even wid dah kinda leg size doah.

Ok...well dem kin keep dah...I wouldn't want to be dat muscular.

Dah might be like saying, I 'in wanta be as fast as Bolt, or swing a club as good as Tiger. Um is a sport jess de same. And watch wuh de winner, Jay Cutler, gine reap fuh winning.
1st place - $155,000.
Then the money rolls in for radio and tv appearances.
Guest posing appearances at shows nationwide at least twice per month at $15,000 a pop. Well, dah is wuh duh did charging 10 years ago.
Product endorsements.
Magazine contracts.

So yuh see, dese fellas 'in doing jess to look so. Duh is a ton o' money in bodybuilding, jess like a lotta others sports.
- 1st place $155,000

- 2nd place $90,000

- 3rd place $60,000

- 4th place $48,000

- 5th place $38,000

- 6th place $30,000

- 7th place $18,000

- 8th place $17,000

- 9th place $16,000

- 10th place $14,000

- 11th place and under $4,000 each

BeachBum wrote:Dah might be like saying, I 'in wanta be as fast as Bolt, or swing a club as good as Tiger. Um is a sport jess de same.

It may be a sport, but not one that I would get into. To each his own.

Gearbox wrote:

BeachBum wrote:Dah might be like saying, I 'in wanta be as fast as Bolt, or swing a club as good as Tiger. Um is a sport jess de same.

It may be a sport, but not one that I would get into. To each his own.

Not even fuh haff mill a year?

BeachBum wrote:It may be a sport, but not one that I would get into. To each his own.

Not even fuh haff mill a year?[/quote]

No sir...I don't want my body looking that massive and muscle bound. I'd rather play golf for that money.

Gearbox wrote:No sir...I don't want my body looking that massive and muscle bound. I'd rather play golf for that money.

Well I would rather play golf fuh dah money too, but I don' consider golf a sport.
And since most golfers ennup wid back problems, I might gotta rethink dah.
And wuh yuh mean by musclebound?

BeachBum wrote:And wuh yuh mean by musclebound?

Bounded by muscles den.

Man everybody got muscles; jess some got bigguh muscles than others.

Man you sound like a weasel...trying to evade de issue. Everybody got fat too...but how much is de important question.

Gearbox wrote:Man you sound like a weasel...trying to evade de issue. Everybody got fat too...but how much is de important question.

Yuh can't compare de two. If yuh ova 25% bodyfat (33% fuh women), yuh obese. Too much fat is unhealthy. Is there such a thing as too much muscle? If there is, what is it called? Is it unhealthy?

BeachBum wrote:

Gearbox wrote:Man you sound like a weasel...trying to evade de issue. Everybody got fat too...but how much is de important question.

Yuh can't compare de two. If yuh ova 25% bodyfat (33% fuh women), yuh obese. Too much fat is unhealthy. Is there such a thing as too much muscle? If there is, what is it called? Is it unhealthy?

Barring steroid use tuh get muscles dah bulky...I can't think of any other health risk. I said dat bulky muscles may impede a person's free movement and flexibility to some degree...I call it being muscle-bound. Everybody has muscles, but a large body builder cannot move as swift, free, and flexible as an average size man who is in good condition.

So I guess my next question is, (and you know I like to beat topics to death) is it really necessary in life to be able to move swift or free, or even be flexible? Uh mean, most people can't fun fast or can't even touch duh toes wid duh knees straight anyway. But I would hazzard to guess dat dese fellas more flexible than most people, since stretching is a important part o' bodybuilding.