Ronnie Coleman VS. Jay Cutler | Who had the bigger drum?

There have been and are many great competitors in the bodybuilding world who have somehow influenced where the sport will go from here. Ronnie Coleman and Jay Cutler are among them.

Ronnie Coleman has eight Mr. Olympia titles to his name, the most in history with Lee Haney. Coleman began his streak of consecutive wins in 1998 and only held his throne until 2005. Jay Cutler began to appear on the competition stage, finishing second in the mega show in 2001, just behind Coleman. Despite coming in second place, Cutler fondly remembers this moment because it was the exact moment when his "idol" became his "rival" .

Finally, in 2006, Cutler dethroned Coleman when he dominated Olympia for the first time. During his time in bodybuilding, Cutler utilized Ronnie-style workouts that have been described as high-volume and intense. Although Cutler admitted that these training methods were "a little extreme", overall they had a positive impact on his career.

And it was this duo that got together in their glory days to measure their biceps to see which of the fighters had the bigger biceps. It turns out that Coleman has around 23.3 inches, while Cutler comes in at 22.5. How would yours compare to Ronnie's? If you're wondering how the whole biceps measurement thing went, check out the video below.