>decades of taking bumps resulting in countless surgeries
>roided, did drugs, drank alcohol
>died only 4 years before the average life expectancy for an american male

I'm begining to think the whole "drugs are bad m'kay" thing is a work.

>>76417160 (OP)
People with superior genetics can handle drugs, alcohol, and roids better.

>>76417173
Yeah, but look at Arnold's generation. Most of the Golden Age guys are still alive. I did the math one time, the average life expectancy of the dead GA bodybuilders was around 73. Since most are still alive, the actual average is higher.

>>76417160 (OP)
how much spent on surgeries that where necessary to keep him alive? (surgeries that non-rich people could not afford?)

>>76417180
These people already had superior genetics and steroids were almost a hermetic sectret, now any NPC subhuman manlet can obtain gear.

>>76417160 (OP)
If ((They)) say it's bad, then it's probably good

>>76417180
Even recently most people outside of retardedly big mass monsters are doing good. Ronnie coleman is an exception but that's because he trained through injuries and surgeries like a retard. Jay cutler, phil heath, etc are all doing good. Steroids just aren't all that dangerous except at the top level and even then it's not crazy. Hulk hogan probably never took 1/10th the amount the average mr olympia uses.

>>76417180
>G era
So steroids?

>>76417160 (OP)
first ozzy, now this? bros, who's out there assassinating all the old geezers????

>>76417180
They weren't going through the sheer physical rigor/injuries that the pro wrestlers were, nor were they slamming coke and painkillers like the pro wrestlers were.

Nice cope brah.

Rest in power, Hollywood.

>>76417160 (OP)
some people smoke a pack a day and live till 80

just a question of how lucky you feel

>>76418106
Most of his surgeries were just failed attempts to fix his back after years of using picrel as a finish when rings didn't have near as much give as they do now. I'm fairly certain he had stuff done to his knees as well.

Feel bad for Nash. It’s been a rough couple of years for him. Lost his son, Scott, and now Hogan.

It hasn’t been as bad as the early 90s but still.

>>76418857
Fair point.

>>76418578
>steroids were almost a hermetic sectret
>1960 and 70s
Retard,.

>>76417160 (OP)
He had top 1% genes.
He would have died at 100 if wasnt such a drug abuser.

HH