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The 12 Most OVERRATED Golden Age Bodybuilders — EXPOSED by Time

The 12 Most Overrated Golden Age Bodybuilders — EXPOSED by Time The 12 Most Overrated Golden Age Bodybuilders exposed by time and history. This documentary reveals how classic bodybuilding legends like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Steve Reeves, Lou Ferrigno, Larry Scott, Franco Columbu, Frank Zane, Mike Mentzer, Tom Platz, and other Golden Era bodybuilding icons became bigger in myth than reality. We're not saying these old school bodybuilders were frauds—we're showing how nostalgia, Hollywood fame, and decades of retelling turned genuine champions into untouchable gods whose reputations sometimes outgrew their actual contest records, physiques, and competitive achievements. From 1970s muscle icons to 1980s bodybuilding stars, discover the truth behind vintage bodybuilding's most worshipped names and why their legendary status deserves a closer look. This isn't about disrespect—it's about honest bodybuilding history. Learn why Arnold's movie career amplified his seven Mr Olympia titles beyond pure contest merit, how Steve Reeves' four-year stage career became eternal legend through Hercules films, why Lou Ferrigno's Incredible Hulk fame overshadowed his actual Olympia placings, and how Tom Platz's legendary legs made fans forget he never won Mr Olympia. We examine classic physique standards, Golden Age training methods, old school muscle building philosophy, and the difference between 1960s bodybuilding, 1970s bodybuilding champions, and 1980s mass monsters. Perfect for fans of retro bodybuilding documentaries, vintage fitness history, classic muscle aesthetics, and anyone fascinated by bodybuilding's golden years when legends were made at Gold's Gym Venice Beach. Disclaimer: This content is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Some details are based on historical accounts and narrative interpretation. Viewer discretion is advised. Media used complies with Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act (Fair Use) for commentary, criticism, education, and research. No copyright infringement intended.