"Ronnie Coleman competed twice at Mr. Olympia without doping," says Milos Sarcev

The legendary Ronnie Coleman retired in 2007 when he placed fourth in his last Mr. Olympia competition. In a recent podcast, The Menace, Milos Sarcev and Chris Cormier looked back at the legendary Ronnie Coleman, who reportedly competed drug-free at Mr. Olympia in 1992 and 1994.

Coleman, who was the equal of Lee Haney, claimed eight Mr. Olmypia titles in his prime. His legacy was defined by a bitter rivalry with his successor, Jay Cutler. In 2006, Cutler finally dethroned Coleman, but admits it took a lot of effort.

Since Coleman left the stage, he hasn't stopped watching the sport or coaching. He is celebrated in the bodybuilding community for his unmatched weight and density, but even Cutler believes that no competitor has come close to Coleman's physique. Adding to his illustrious resume, coaches Milos Sarcev and Chris Cormier have added to the controversy by claiming that Coleman twice competed at Mr Olympia without performance enhancing drugs, i.e. doping substances.

Sarcev disclosed that Coleman was a naturalized man from 1991-1994.

"Hey, listen, I got a call yesterday from Andrea Presti from Italy, right, he wanted me to go on the podcast with him and talk about Ronnie being a natural in '91, '92, '93, '94," said Milos Sarcev.

Find out more in the podcast below.

Ronnie Coleman VS. Paul Dillett (Mr. Olympia 1994)

Source: fitnessvolt.com