The biggest name in the history of Brazilian bodybuilding is Ramon Rocha Queiroz, known as Dino. In 2023, the Acrian athlete became the first male representative of the country to win the Arnold Classic Ohio and, last year, he repeated the feat – this time at the Olympia.
Before Dino, the person who held this status was Eduardo Corrêa, an eight-time Olympia finalist and runner-up in the tournament in 2014. Recently, he highlighted the privileged genetics that his successor presents: “What impresses me most about Ramon is not even the symmetry or the proportions, but how quickly his body responds to any stimulus.”
Sponsored by the same company, Max Titanium, the two have already interacted on several occasions – including Corrêa’s assistance in preparations for Dino.
Despite recognizing that the current best Classic Physique on the planet seems to have been created specifically for the sport, the veteran athlete points out that this factor does not take away from his colleague’s merits. “That doesn’t mean that those who are genetically blessed don’t deserve to win championships, far from it. Genetics, by itself, doesn’t take anyone anywhere”, he says.
The statements in question occurred during an interview by Corrêa with the column. On the occasion, he argued about factors that can indicate whether a young person has bodybuilding potential or not and explained about the “On The Road” edition of Casa dos Champions, which starts this Monday (19).
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