Mohammed Benaziza(1959-1992)

[priest]

1987 World Amateur Championships -
        IFBB, LightWeight, 1st   1990 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, Winner
1988 Grand Prix France - IFBB, 8th  1990 Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 2nd  
1988 Olympia - IFBB, 11th  1990 Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, Winner
1989 Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 3rd  1990 Night of Champions - IFBB, Winner
1989 Grand Prix France - IFBB, 4th  1991 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 11th
1989 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 3rd  1991 Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 9th  
1989 Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 2nd  1992 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 2nd
1989 Grand Prix Spain (2) - IFBB, 4th   1992 Grand Prix England - IFBB, 4th
1989 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 4th  1992 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd  
1989 Grand Prix Sweden - IFBB, 5th  1992 Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, Winner
1989 Olympia - IFBB, 5th  1992 Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, Winner  
1990 Grand Prix England - IFBB, Winner  1992 Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, Winner
1990 Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, Winner  1992 Olympia - IFBB, 5th
1990 Grand Prix France - IFBB, Winner  1992 Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, 7th


evo slika bio ide poslije

[Pedja_Petrovic]

BRAVO..

[Vladar]

Ubica divova...

RIP

[SteX]

od cega je umro ovako mlad ?

[Wladimir]

od Lasix-a

[t1000]

Brisbois, who admits he used steroids during his bodybuilding days, quit in 1993 after his friend and fellow competitor Mohammed "Momo" Benaziza died in his hotel room down the corridor from Brisbois after they competed in the Holland Grand Prix contest.

Postmortems blame Benaziza's death on abuse of diuretics. Bodybuilders use these prescription drugs to lose water in the last few days before a contest, in the process allowing themselves to appear hard and ripped.

"I quit," said Brisbois, 43, who now owns a wine shop in Orlando, Fla. "I had no choice. The sport's crazy. Too much drugs. If I was in it still, I'd be dead."

According to Jon Hotten, author of the book "Muscle: A Writer's Trip through a Sport with No Boundaries," bodybuilding promoters "understand that steroids are an integral part of the sport. They encourage this hyper-ripped and huge look of these guys."

In his book, Hotten said today's professional bodybuilders, some of whom compete at 300 pounds while standing less than 6 feet tall, show what a win-at- any-cost culture can produce.


Stvarno mi je zao coveka...E jebem ti...
IN MEMORIAM...Mohammed Benaziza