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it appears that nobody in the WWE of the 1980s trained legs outside of ted arcidi. tom magee, maybe, but he wasn't around very long. but everyone else? pencil quads and calves covered by boots. not that it's all that much better today, w/ "big e," cena, and few others exceptedpic.twitter.com/bEp8z10Ujl
early bruno sammartino had tree-trunk legs, not so much later. ric flair...always pencil legs, after he lost that weight early in his career. koko b. ware and tony atlas actually had decent lower bodies, even if atlas' was a bit streamlined. anyway, this is the work
All these gay dudes I follow and Oliver still the one posting the most beefcake. Respect
@HugeMuscleGeek can tell you: i study this work with a critical eye. i don't pull any punches. i tell it like it is
Canadian Strongman Dino Bravo begs to differ
He was pretty stocky, ok legs, not great. Some with Don Muraco and Hercules
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