Follow us on Google News
Get the latest updates directly in your Google News feed
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ronnie Coleman are considered the primary faces in the field of bodybuilding. Both of them have set huge standards in the game and are known widely to the fans for their contribution to Mr. Olympia. While everyone looks up to them as absolute beasts, they are also often subjected to comparison. But it looks like Joe Rogan was clear with his choice between the two as he praised Coleman as the one who could kill the prime Hulk.
Ronnie Coleman won the Mr. Olympia title a consecutive 8 times. The 59-year-old bodybuilder is widely known for his massive body. Nicknamed “The King” he had a very inspiring career in bodybuilding and in some cases even outplays Arnold Schwarzenegger in the game.
Also Read:Surprising Reason Horror Icon Robert Englund Couldn’t Work With Arnold Schwarzenegger in ‘The biggest movie ever made’: “I was really looking forward to that”
What did Joe Rogan say about Ronnie Coleman?
When Ronnie Coleman appeared inTheJoe Rogan Experience,the podcaster showed his admiration for the 8-time Mr. Olympia winner. Joe Rogan was quick to acknowledge how he redefined the game after the days ofArnold Schwarzeneggerand Frank Columbu.
The UFC commentator spoke about how prime Coleman’s physique looked like it was invented to kill the Hulk in Marvel Comics.
“I was said you looked like a dude they invented in Marvel comic book to kill the Hulk. That’s what you looked like when you were in your prime man.”
As the conversation explored the various achievements of the former bodybuilder, The King agreed to it-“I felt like I probably could too, back in those days”.It was evident that Joe Rogan was both impressed and astonished by the physique of the Arnold Classic Lifetime Achievement Award winner. Ronnie Coleman also added that back in his Prime era, everybody was superb and the competition was very tough.
“We were pretty tough back in the day. Everything was tough back then. The guys I was competing with were really good. I just came out of nowhere. I got into bodybuilding late.”
The bodybuilder initially didn’t have any plans regarding the sport and was a police officer. But history was created after another officer suggested him to explore this option at the age of 24 and presently, there’s hardly any enthusiast of the sport that doesn’t know Ronnie Coleman. He gained prominence after winning his first Mr. Texas title in 1990.
Also Read:Did Andrew Tate Just Call Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronnie Coleman ‘P**sies’? Top G on Why “Bodybuilders are losers”
Is Ronnie Coleman better than Arnold Schwarzenegger?
There are many fans who are frequently seen comparing the two bodybuilders for their feats and achievements. But it is to be noted that Arnold Schwarzenegger hailed from the initial days than Coleman’s.
After The King posted a photo on his social media sharing the same stage with his idol and the legend Arnold Schwarzenegger, a clear contrast could be seen between the two. While Coleman possessed a more massive look with the muscles, theTerminatorfame was leaner and cut. One of the major differences was the lower body of the athletes as the Louisiana-born bodybuilder possessed massive legs.
Also Read:“I look like a little boy standing next to him”: 8 Time Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman Said He’ll Always be Inferior to Arnold Schwarzenegger
But it is to be noted that it was largely due to the difference of the eras- Arnold Schwarzenegger came from the Golden Era while Ronnie Coleman popularized the mass monster era. The latter also called thePredatoractor the greatest bodybuilder of all time while receiving the Arnold Classic Lifetime Achievement Award in 2021.
Source:The Joe Rogan Experience
Subham Mandal
Senior Writer
Articles Published :1461
Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.
