Dorian Yates

Even though other guys at the gym saying I'm wrong, I'm like, okay, you're right.

Thank you.

I think Mike was too rigid in his thoughts.

You've got to be a little bit flexible.

Yes, mostly he was right, but maybe for this guy, he's got to be a little bit flexible.

I think it was a bit too extreme in the end, like training once every 10 or 12 days and so on.

And he became unhealthy, right?

He smoked.

Yeah, this I didn't understand.

Amphetamine use.

I still don't understand it.

I still don't understand.

I understand ex-bodybuilders or athletes that don't want to, like, you know, maintain their peak.

Of course, it's ridiculous.

You can't as you get older.

But I didn't understand somebody that was in –

health, fitness, bodybuilding, that suddenly didn't want to exercise and got overweight and smoked cigarettes and so on.

I didn't really understand that.

That was one thing I didn't get with Mike.

He was very, like, pissed off about the Mr. Olympia, the Arnold one in 1980, and got disillusioned with the sport, and he carried it around with him.