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Bodybuilding Legends Podcast #181 - Jerry Brainum - 1990 In Review, Part One

John Hansen

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Jerry Brainum, former writer for Muscle & Fitness and IronMan Magazine, talks about the year 1990 in Bodybuilding. Jerry and host John Hansen talk about the major competitions of 1990. Jerry and John discuss the 1990 IronMan Pro Invitational, the 1990 Arnold Classic and the 1990 Night of the Champions on Part One of the interview.

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Time Stamps:

0:00 - 1990 in Review in Bodybuilding, Part One
01:36 - Ben Weider's dream was to get Bodybuilding into the Olympics
07:16 - The 1990 IronMan Pro Invitational
08:31 - Jerry's story about Vince Comerford
12:24 - Shawn Ray was mentored by John Brown
14:15 - Danny Padilla, the uncrowned Mr. Olympia
15:56 - The 1990 Arnold Classic, the first drug-tested pro show
18:57 - Why does Winstrol-V show up on so many drug tests?
26:39 - Was Mike Ashley really natural?
32:26 - The challenge for natural bodybuilders who compete
41:22 - The "designer diuretics used by the bodybuilders at the 1990 Mr. Olympia
42:09 - The list of athletes who were disqualified at the 1990 Arnold Classic
43:38 - How did Andreas Munzer pass the drug test?
45:50 - The 1990 Night of the Champions
46:35 - When Jerry met Dorian Yates for the first time
49:05 - Why Mohamed Benaziza thought America bodybuilders were "pussies"
52:01 - Danny Padilla's strong comeback at the 1990 Night of the Champions
55:15 - Dorian's surreal moment onstage at the 1990 Night of the Champions
56:00 - Dorian Yates predicts his future in bodybuilding back in 1991.

18 Comments

@peterwroberts4379 5 years ago

Pure class pure genius I could listen to this everyday it’s such great information

@josephclarke645 5 years ago

I like the subtle edit you did on the starting theme, John. Not such an abrupt end, much better

@marcelschaar 2 years ago

Andrea Münzer died actually of his stomach breaking through because he took too much aspirin. He abused that more than the orals. His stomach acid ended up dropping on his liver. I can't recall why he took so much aspirin, but might be because of all the orals that he had pain. RIP

@justinriley8651 2 years ago

jerry is the best guest 👌 you guys work good together!

@robertdemarais3327 5 years ago

Great video. I always thought Mike Ashley was natural but a lot people don't think he ever was. Years ago I saw him in the Niagara Falls pro invitational. I overheard him telling someone that he carries his own microwave oven in case the hotel room didn't have one. I guess he was meticulous about everything like Jerry said.

@ralphcoccio3799 5 years ago

Great video. I'm a new subscriber. Wow, those pictures of John during his competitive years, very impressive.

@ralphromeo7066 2 months ago

Padilla was absolutely incredible, and so was Ray. Uncrowned yet as good as anyone who's ever stepped on stage.

@Dan-uu1ys 5 years ago

After all those years Danny Padilla still looks awesome😮😮😮!!

Danny's body was way more pleasing than Benazizas,!!

@stefanosprokopis6974 5 years ago

Fascinating

@talleytaylor1747 5 years ago

Great show guys!

@shannonmonroe5873 5 years ago

Mike Ashley worked with Victor Conte and used non tested compounds made by a chemist. True...

@mikthe2004 5 years ago

55:37! I actually think this is Dorian's best shape. Later on he became too overblown! He looks so hard and dense here, and his arms are proportionate where later they got overshadowed by his back.