Richard Jones.

[Matt C]

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Super Person and Bodybuilder

[Matt C]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Super Person and Bodybuilder

I agree! He is very well spoken and intelligent. Richard Jones also has the charisma and sex appeal necessary to represent the sport. He can be marketed well, and everyone wants to see him do well.

But he's only 30 years old - in time I bet he can do big things.

Bodybuildrs like Him, Dexter Jackson, Melvin Anthony, Mark Dugdale, Ahmad Hadier, and Darrem Charles are the future of the sport. They sport physiques that are pleasing to the eye and the average man can actually achieve a physique like theirs with hard work and discipline. Mass monsters will become a thing of the past in a few shorts years and then we can actually get back to restoring the prestige this sport has been missing for the last decade or so.

[Matt C]

Originally Posted by dawoud23

Bodybuildrs like Him, Dexter Jackson, Melvin Anthony, Mark Dugdale, Ahmad Hadier, and Darrem Charles are the future of the sport. They sport physiques that are pleasing to the eye and the average man can actually achieve a physique like theirs with hard work and discipline. Mass monsters will become a thing of the past in a few shorts years and then we can actually get back to restoring the prestige this sport has been missing for the last decade or so.

Based on a lot that I've heard from the IFBB recently, this is a possibility for sure. There have been far too many wide waists and bloated stomachs lately and I think the powers that be in bodybuilding want to do something about it.

Originally Posted by dawoud23

Bodybuildrs like Him, Dexter Jackson, Melvin Anthony, Mark Dugdale, Ahmad Hadier, and Darrem Charles are the future of the sport. They sport physiques that are pleasing to the eye and the average man can actually achieve a physique like theirs with hard work and discipline. Mass monsters will become a thing of the past in a few shorts years and then we can actually get back to restoring the prestige this sport has been missing for the last decade or so.

Well said.