Coleman guest posing in japan

[Branco]

 

[Big04pimpin]

Man, I hope he seconds guesses himself with stepping on stage again. He doesn't look horrible but against the big names, he doesn't have a chance of cracking the top 5.

 

[Ruhli]

You've gotta wonder when will God tell him to stop..

 

[FlexFan]

I don't know the date of this guestposing but to me he looks better than the last few times I saw him....

 

[Natzo]

hey.. not that bad..

I'm quite impressed to be honest, he's bigger and with a decent diet I think he could get ...hum.. decent.

let's see in a year time.

 

[Branco]

I don't know the date of this guestposing but to me he looks better than the last few times I saw him....

last weekend

 

[sexnews]

Wow, I think he looks 10 x better than before. His muscles are starting to get that round full look again.....but the question is still what about the injuries.

His left leg still looks down, tricep much smaller and his lat? He still doesn't seem to do a full lat spread. Can he? The verdict is still out. Can't say that much about his injuries from this vid. I must say that relaxed from the back, that back still looks huge!

PS: Thanx for the vid Branco, it looks like we have found another valuable member!

 

[Daniel Andersson]

He does look better.

 

[Adam23]

Man, I hope he seconds guesses himself with stepping on stage again. He doesn't look horrible but against the big names, he doesn't have a chance of cracking the top 5.

agree

Thanx for the vid Branco

 

[Pain]

Its incredible he is still this big even though he is retired.

 

[tkD]

Looks a bit better, but that left tricep and quad..

 

[hook3]

yeah that left tricep is bad, his lat injury is looking better though... his bi's are still up there with the best

 

[Branco]

You're welcome guys, and thanks for the words, sexnews.

About the video: ok, the tris are not good, but if we compare to the beginning of this year, he looks better in the arms, in the back and even in the legs. Let's see what happen in one year. I just started to hold my doubts to myself and give to the greatest bodybuilder ever one more confidence vote

 

[Ironslave]

Looks better.... but left side is still destroyed, and gut looks pretty big... no chance at a top 5 in the Olympia.

 

[Branco]

You guys think he is insisting to a comeback because own will or because the contract he have with BSN?

 

[sexnews]

You guys think he is insisting to a comeback because own will or because the contract he have with BSN?

He loves competing

 

[Johnny Bravo]

You can't really blame him for doing guestposes since he's making pretty good money doing them.
Got to pay teh bills.

 

[Line]

You can't really blame him for doing guestposes since he's making pretty good money doing them.
Got to pay teh bills.

I don't blame him for that. This competition business is nonsense though.

 

[mvsf1]

Wow, I think he looks 10 x better than before. His muscles are starting to get that round full look again.....but the question is still what about the injuries.

His left leg still looks down, tricep much smaller and his lat? He still doesn't seem to do a full lat spread. Can he? The verdict is still out. Can't say that much about his injuries from this vid. I must say that relaxed from the back, that back still looks huge!

PS: Thanx for the vid Branco, it looks like we have found another valuable member!

Wow, I started to laugh when I watched the video.... I couldn't believe my eyes!!! Wow, this man is really unbelievable. 1 month ago he was looking as his worst (and smallest) ever and now... he's BIG.... really BIG. His head looks small.... his legs are starting to grow again and his right arm.... wow...

It looks like he's training/juicing again... and most important thing... he's enjoying it.

Damm, he might be injured, but he never stop amazing me. Big Nasty forever.

 

[lifterdead]

Generally agree with all the comments, but must add:

How old is he? Is it in his best interests to be training and "supplementing" at this point in his life?

Ronnie should find a new hobby and slowly transition away from really hardcore training/competing.