Archive for October 14th, 2008
Two Huge Names to Grace the Columbus, Ohio Stage
By Joe Pietaro, MuscleSport Mag
One had to sit out because of an injury, the other finished a disappointing fourth. Two names that were being thrown around liberally before the most recent Mr. Olympia contest was Branch Warren and Dennis Wolf, and it won’t be long before they’re being spoken of in the same light again.
The difference this time will be that Wolf and Warren are going to be hitting the stage at the next Arnold Classic. For Wolf, this will be his first foray in Ohio, and Warren finished in second place at the 2006 Arnold.
When asked about missing the Olympia, Warren responded, “I thought I would do very well, but things happen. But you have to keep the faith and I’ll be ready back at the Arnold and I’ll be here (Olympia) next year.â€
Wolf announced that he would participate in the Arnold during a post-Olympia interview by Muscular Development’s Dave Palumbo.
Aesthetic Dexter Jackson Unseats Jay Cutler for 2009 Mr. Olympia
By Joe Pietaro, MuscleSport Mag
Heading into the 2009 Mr. Olympia contest, the two names being thrown around were Jay Cutler, the two-time defending champion, and an up and coming Dennis Wolf. Three other names heard often were of the men who were to miss the show due to injury: Victor Martinez (the 2007 runner-up), Branch Warren and Kai Green.
Dexter Jackson kind of stayed under the radar, which was quite all right by him. While Cutler and Wolf trained all year for the show, Jackson was piling up first place trophies at the Arnold Classic, Australian Pro and New Zealand Grand Prix. When asked two days prior to the Olympia if dieting down and all of that preparation and travel would be a detriment to him, Jackson replied, “You just have to know how to pace yourself. It’s not going to affect me in any way. I’ll still be 110 percent on that stage.†Read the rest of this entry »
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