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  • It's hard to declare a winner from only watching the posedown as athletes look different as the show goes on. Haney is clearly out of porportion here smooth legs and very narrow. Shawn ray looks like he has the complete package here. I heard the audience yell out haney when 3rd was called. So that says it all. Its hard not to overlook the size and condition of Mike Christian. 1st Ray, 2nd Christian 3rd Ladrada 4th Haney 5th Gaspari 6th Francis

  • noone will ever beat arnold for pure perfection

  • @owenstoodstill Shawn Ray , Flex, Kevin

  • What a joke! Should have been Labrada or Ray. Lee Haney should have been decleared # 6. Most ironic is that Labrada get zero camera time after he was declared # 2. Everyone else got the chance to shake hands, pose and thank the audience. Labrada has always had one of the best physiques in the world of bodybuilding. But this sport has become all about mass and freakiness... and the "judging" is a hoax.

  • this was supposed to be the only drug free O..I dont believe it

  • LABRADA, GASPARI, BENFATTO !

  • LEE LABRADA MR OLYMPIA SIN CORONA

  • defninitivamente , AQUI¡ lee haney no debio ganr el mr olympia , AQUI era el turno de LEE LABRADA , MR SIMETRIA

  • haney's arms r shit

  • Labrada,Ray and Christian were all better than Haney that day.

  • Everyone was sort of off that year...from the posts here it seems people have forgot. 1990 Mr.O was the year the tested for steriod abuse. Everyone was down that year. After 1990 the powers that be didn't test because of the way the competitor's looked at this event. Hell I still have the Flex mag of that contest. You could tell everyone was missing something. Personally I thought Ray looked the most like himself that year.

  • Lee Haney :

    The most overrated & biggest fraud of all time !!.....

    .

  • I can understand someone not liking Haney's physique. Why does he have to be a fraud?

  • Every Mr. O had their questionable / controversial wins: Haney in '90, Arnold in '80, Dorian in '94, Ronnie in '01, Jay in '07. I've always been a fan of Haney's, but even he, on Bodybuilding Radio a couple of years ago, admitted he was very fortunate to have gotten the '90 win.

  • @FlexWheeler2nd What about 92? Dorian had nothing on Levrone except lat spread. That was highway robbery.

  • everyone says haney was off and he was but he still looked better than everyone else on stage..just shows how dominant he was..haney was smooth here but so was lebrada..

  • That was a compeditive posedown. Haney was definetley off, you can tell he was trying to hide that stomach. Haney's back of course phenominal. I have to say it was Lee Labrada's show in my opinion. He won round one. HOw does Haney come back to win ??

  • Haney was prob the best overall..but he definitely was not in his best form. He was not as lean and cut..and lines were missing..especially top front thighs,shoulders, top chest. 91,87,84 no doubt Haney was the best.

  • Christian doesn't have great proportions with his upper and lower body

    Ray's condition isnt the best, at least not compared to what he would be in the 90s

    Gaspai looks like he has a pec tear throwing off his symmetry

    Benfatto's proportions are about as good as Christian's

    Haneys upper body was always too big for his legs and never had calves

    Labrada presents the best overall package lost in a land of mass christian haney and thickness of ray. Needed a little more height though.

  • Cada vez que veo este video no puedo creer que Lee Labrada haya quedado en un segundo lugar.... Ese año el Mr. Olympia era para La Masa Con Clase Lee Labrada.

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