Bodybuilders live on muscles. At their peak, they can have bucket-thick arms and tank-like backs, so strong that they can be described as horrible. So what will happen to their bodies after they retire?

Parodi Wright

Mr. Bodybuilding, who was active in the 1990s, once had an arm circumference of 66cm, equivalent to the waist circumference of a girl with a thin waist, and was named "the king of arms". It's like a black diamond figure.

However, after retiring, he failed to maintain his previous slim figure. At one time, he was very fat and seemed to have no muscle lines.

He was like this when he was photographed today. His figure is relatively thin and tall, and he can't see that he used to be the king of bodybuilding. He also served as the president of the International Bodybuilding Federation, and his life after retirement is also very good.

Tom Prince

There used to be the title of "Gym Crane", which weighed 1000 Jin and could squat for 3 times. His strength level is like a Hercules, but his figure is quite fit.

Perhaps because of drugs, his kidney organs showed serious pathological changes in 2003, and he quit bodybuilding. After retiring, he never trained or controlled his diet, and soon his muscles were gone. Now he looks very thin.