Super Muscular Man - Dorian Yates, English professional bodybuilder

Andrew Dorian Yates Mientjez (born April 19, 1962 in Hurley, Staffordshire, England), is the English professional bodybuilder, winning the Mr. Olympia title six consecutive times beginning in 1992.  He is fourth on the list of the most winning Olympias, and out of the seven in which he competed, he won six and placed second in his debut. Lack Yates supposed elite genetics from birth and reputation for its unique approach and philosophy for training and nutrition has established legendary status in the IFBB history.

Top Muscular Man - Bill Richardson, UK bodybuilding champion

Bill Richardson is a UK bodybuilding champion. He has entered a number of bodybuilding competitions in his career, winning several of them, including the Mr. Universe (amateur) competition in 1980.

Richardson's eldest child is Amanda (born 1968), and his other children include Sean, Clifton, Mark and Elizabeth.

Top Muscular Man - Victor Richards, British actor, writer and poet

Victor Richards is a British actor, writer and poet of West Indian descent. He lives in Leicester, England.

Richards worked as both a fashion model and choreographer for many years before taking a High diploma in Performing Arts in the mid 1990s. He now runs his own theatre company, V Jay Theatre Productions, specializing in Theatre in Education. He has written a trilogy of one-man plays, Streets Paved with Gold, Return to the Caribbean and Children of the First Generation, and a volume of poetry in his first published book Poetry Trilogy in 2008.

In addition to appearing in numerous television productions Victor Richards worked with the BBC first in 2008 as part of Black History Month  and then in 2009 as they filmed him travelling from the West Indies to Britain, as his parents and many other first generation West Indian families had in the 1950's.

Top Muscular Man - Bertil Fox, British former IFBB professional bodybuilder

Bertil Fox (born November 9, 1951) on the eastern Caribbean island of St. Kitts is a British former IFBB professional bodybuilder. Fox immigrated to London, England, with his family when he was only one year old. He then moved to Northampton. He did not return to St. Kitts for more than 40 years. He once said, "I'm 100% British. I think, I act and talk like an Englishman, not like someone from the West Indies."

Encouraged by a cousin to take up bodybuilding, Fox won the 1969 Junior Mr. Britain at 18. He went on to win nearly every major bodybuilding contest outside of the IFBB, including the 1976 AAU Mr. World, the amateur 1977 NABBA Mr. Universe and the professional NABBA Mr. Universe in 1978 and 1979. Joe Weider sponsored Fox's move to Los Angeles in 1981, and he competed in IFBB contests for the next 13 years. The late Bill Reynolds, then FLEX Magazine editor-in-chief, gave Fox the nickname "Brutal" for his high-volume and extremely heavy training.

The 5'8" 230-pound Fox lacked back width and thigh sweep, but the colossal chest, delts, traps and arms he sported more than 20 years ago would hold up on any-stage today. He was touted as a future Mr. Olympia, and there's no telling what he may have accomplished had he joined the IFBB five years earlier.

Fox placed second in two IFBB shows - the 1982 Night Of Champions and the 1983 Swiss Grand Prix (beating Lee Haney) and he finished fifth in the 1983 Mr. Olympia (his second of five Mr. O appearances) but by the mid-1980s he was past his prime. He competed in 12 IFBB shows from 1984 to 1994, but he was typically too smooth to make an impact.

Retiring from the stage, he returned to St. Kitts to open Fox's Gym.

Top Muscular Man - Dayo Audi, holds regional, national, European and World titles from three major Federations

Dayo Audi (Dayo Audifferen) is active in the sport of bodybuilding, not only as a competitor but also in training fitness enthusiasts and athletes up to national level. Dayo Audi achieved professional status in 1999, competing for the first time in the Masters Olympia in the US in August 2003, where he achieved 11th place.

Dayo Audi holds regional, national, European and World titles from three major Federations, retiring from competitive bodybuilding in November 2008 after winning the WBBF Mr Universe title in Vilnius, Lithuania.

He is also an International judge with the WFF, qualifying in 2002 and served in the same capacity with NABBA from 2003 until leaving the organisation in 2007.

Still actively involved in the sport, Dayo organises independent shows and has successfully run the SportsPN Classic – a non-political/non-federational show – for the last 4 years.

In May 2009 at the Doncaster Dome, Dayo staged his first Strongman event in collaboration with Colin Bryce of Power Productions UK. The England's Strongest Man contest was part of the World's Strongest Man Qualifying Tour. Raw Power Sunday was the first of further Strongman events planned for the future.

Top Muscular Man - Simon Cohen, East Anglia, UK

Name: Simon Cohen

Resides: East Anglia, UK

Date of Birth: 6th June 1971

Marital Status and Family: Married to Carrie with one son, Xander

Gym: Top Body, Great Yarmouth

Height: 5'10"

Work:
IFBB Professional bodybuilder, trader, actor

Competition History Includes:
2 x NABBA Mr Universe
2 x Mr Britain
Mr World
EFBB Heavyweight Champion

Strong Man: Photos Gallery - Albert Beckles (Barbados London)

Albert Beckles (born July 14, 1930) was a three-time New York City Night of Champions Bodybuilding Contest Winner.

Beckles was born in Barbados but emigrated to London. In the mid 1960s, he won several British regional titles before winning the 1969 and 1970 NABBA Mr. Britain titles. In 1971, Beckles joined the IFBB, earning the overall at the IFBB "Mr. Universe."

Beckles was one of the most active participants in bodybuilding history, having been in over 100 contests. In 1982 he won the Night of Champions competition in New York.

Beckles’ record-setting 13 forays into the IFBB Mr. Olympia have yielded six placings among the top five, including coming second to Lee Haney in 1985.

In 1991, at the age of 61 years old, he won the Niagara Falls Pro Invitational.