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Cormier soll wohl ziemlich angefressen gewesen sein, weil er beim Prejudging nicht mit mit Dexter und Priest aufgerufen wurde, aufgrund seiner schlechten Form. Er wollt sich wohl die Schmach eines 5 oder 6ten Platzen nicht antun und hat deshalb das Handtuch geworfen.Zitat:
Über die Gerüchte bezüglich Cormier konnte ich nix finden...
Zitat:
Zitat von eastside
Das mein ich ja auch,klar für ronnie ist das gar nix aber dünn ist das ganz sicher nicht!;-)
Wenn ich mir ihn so angucke seh ich da eher einen 25 jährigen als einen 40 jährigen Mr.O.
http://www.bbszene.de/board/files/3135_1078585357.jpg
Aber er scheint wohl wieder angefangen haben zu Trainieren. Das war er nach 3 Monaten garnichtstun....
Bob wurde schon gestern aus dem Krankenhaus entlassen und wird vorraussichtlich noch diese Woche wieder anfangen zu trainieren.
Gruß,
Arnold
So schlecht sieht er da gar nicht aus,auch wenn die Fotos der Letzte dreck sind weil man dort nix erkennen kann!;-)Zitat:
Zitat von IAM
Ne schlecht sieht er nicht aus keine Frage. Hat da immer noch mehr Muskeln als 100% der Forenmitglieder. Was ich erstaunlich finde ist, das der Bauch ziemlich klein aussieht.Zitat:
So schlecht sieht er da gar nicht aus,auch wenn die Fotos der Letzte dreck sind weil man dort nix erkennen kann!
Nach einigen Spezalisten hier müßte er ja jetz noch größer aussehen weil der Rest ja kleiner geworden ist. War wohl doch nix mit der Mega-Wachs-Wampe.
man ist da ein vieh,der hat ja schon den schlafanzug zerissen
beim predjudging hätte er ruhig noch ein bisschen trockener sein können :balabala:
;)
Hier ein News Update von seiner Freundin Brenda Kelly :
From Brenda Kelly:
To all who have sent their prayers and support to Bob and I these last days
after the San Fran Pro Grand Prix, both of us thank you from the bottom of our
hearts.
The rumors have been flying as is the norm for these things. For those of you
who haven't heard or have heard only some parts of the story, Bob and I went
to the San Fran Pro last Friday where Bob was a competitor in the show. He and
I went to represent Bodybuilding.com for their booth along with head honcho,
Russ Deluca and our beautiful cover girl friend, Kat Meyers. On a side note,
Bob looked awesome. Better conditioning than he had the Arnold which he was
very happy with. Remember, this was Bob's third Pro show in a row along with the
Ironman Pro, Arnold and San Fran. all within about 4 weeks.
Bob started throwing up the morning of the show and he and I barely made it
to pre judge. Many times we thought he might just have to pull out because he
was so nauseous. Nothing would stay down. Although I felt fine that morning, I
had not felt well the night before so we thought it may have been a bug we
both caught. Bob had also been fighting a cold like congestion ever since getting
into Ohio for the Arnold. The worst part seemed to be whenever he had to
throw up, his abs would lock and cramp like crazy. There were times they just
stayed that way for up almost an hour or more each time. It looked horribly
painful. We missed the team bus and took a taxi to get him to the pre judge 15
minutes to spare until curtain time.
We oiled him all up and out onto the stage he went. I don't know how he did
it. It is scary to think he might have just keeled over right there and then.
The weather was hot, record setting temperatures definitely not helping the
situation. The venue we were at had the boiler set on automatic with the heat
"on" since usually it is still cold at that time of the year so all of the guys
on stage were dripping and overheated. Bob would get up for his call outs and
go and sit behind the curtain sometimes in between to try to conserve energy
and make it through. Bob hit all of his posses and if you didn't know how sick
he was, you could not really tell anything was wrong although the sitting down
in between call outs is something he usually does not do.
After pre judge Bob went into the back pump up room, crashed down on the
massage table they had back there for the athletes. He started throwing up again
and we fed him little sips of water and Piedialite trying to re-hydrate him.
Nothing would stay down. The promoter called Wayne, the IFBB head, who wisely
insisted the medics come and check out the situation. The paramedics took one
look at Bob and they took him away in the ambulance. I rode with him. So off we
went, Bob all oiled up in his red posing trunks.
They hooked him up to tubes out of everywhere (yes, guys...THERE too) along
with all monitors. The doctor told us his potassium levels were so high he
could have had a heart attack at any moment. Another huge issue was the
dehydration combined with all of the loss of fluids had shut down his kidneys. They
started the IV bags along with lots of other kick start methods to get his system
levels out of the danger zone. It was scary. They put him in the CCU hooked up
to monitors and the IV for two days. He stayed in the CCU Sat. and Sun.
night. Levels were in a safe range by Monday and they moved him to a regular room
without the tubes and monitors, just the IV needle. Things were working well
and the doctor released him on Tuesday. We got a flight home to LA on Wednesday.
I stayed with him as much as possible. I returned to the host hotel and
packed up for both of us, checked out and checked into another hotel closer to the
hospital. I was almost never in the room, I was able to be with Bob. The
Alameda hospital overlooked many rules and let me just hang for hours after
visiting hours were over and I even slept over his last night. We had fun trying to
fit on the bed a variety of different ways with his IV tubes always in the way
(side to side, toe to head etc...) No, there was none of that. The bed hurt
his back something awful and he sat in a chair most of the time continually
hooked up to his IV. The IV bag would empty every 4 hours and an irritating bell
would ring and ring until one of the nurses would come to change it for a full
one. This happened all day and night as well so he never got more than 4 hours
sleep in a row. Usually it was 2 or 3 hours tops. There are curtain to pull
around your bed, but they leave them mostly open and you are under constant
surveillance. The nurses were super cool and fed me during meal times (Bob always
ordered double everything) Of course this food wasn't nearly enough for him
and they let me order a pizza and wings to be delivered to his room! :-). Bob
never seemed to loose his appetite and remember he had been dieting for shows
for quite some time. We ate junk food and watched movies and bad daytime TV
together along with the entire staff dropping by to ogle his painted, contest
perfected body. Remember, he hadn't showered for three days because he had been
putting his color on for the show. His sheets were a messy disaster and we kept
changing them. I got to give Bob a wash cloth bath after the second day. I
don't know whether or not the nurses were mad at me for doing their job washing
him or if they were relieved. They would always tell him how pretty he was and
asked if they could feel his muscles. Even in the emergency room this
happened. Hilarious. He got to shower after the second day which helped a lot.
So, that was our trip to the San Fran Pro Grand Prix. Whew.
The best news is the doctor released Bob letting him know there was no
permanent damage which was a big relief.
Bob and I are shooting with Ralph Dehan on Friday and we will go to Jon
Lindsay's World Gym Classic Bodybuilding and Figure Championships in San Diego on
Saturday, March 20 to represent Bodybuilding.com. Why don't you come and see us
there if you can?
Gruß,
Arnold
Hey Jungs
Ganz klar: Dexter "the Blade" Jackson wird das Rennen machen. Wenn er nicht gewinnt ist er sicher unter den ersten drei.
Ich persönlich hoffe, dass Lee Priest sich nun von seinen langen Haaren getrennt hat und auch unter den ersten fünf landet.
Greez
No pain no gain.
Eat big to get big
It's all about MASS[schild=1 fontcolor=000000 shadowcolor=C0C0C0 shieldshadow=1]SUPER PRIEST[/schild]
@Hava
Hast DU nicht mitbekommen! Das der WK schon vorbei ist!
Und Das Lee Priest keine Lange Haare mehr hat!!!
DSG