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| − | + | '''Mr. Olympia''' is the name of an annual [[bodybuilding]] contest, held by [[Canadian]] [[Physical Culture|physical culturist]] [[Joe Weider]] since 1965. The olympians with the most titles are [[Lee Haney]] and [[Ronnie Coleman]], both with a total of eight Olympia titles. | |
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The trophy is a statue of old-time bodybuilder Eugene Sandow. | The trophy is a statue of old-time bodybuilder Eugene Sandow. | ||
[[Category: Sports]] | [[Category: Sports]] | ||
Revision as of 00:57, December 19, 2011
Mr. Olympia is the name of an annual bodybuilding contest, held by Canadian physical culturist Joe Weider since 1965. The olympians with the most titles are Lee Haney and Ronnie Coleman, both with a total of eight Olympia titles.
The trophy is a statue of old-time bodybuilder Eugene Sandow.