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Paul Dillet

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Once a player in the Canadian Football League, Paul Dillet retired from football and headed straight to the gym where he trained as a professional bodybuilder. Dillet made his debut and took second place in the 1991 North American Championships before taking the first place title the following year. He entered his first professional competitions in the 1993 Arnold Classic and the 1993 Ironman Pro Invitation only to enjoy his first major win six years later in the 1999 Night of Champions competition.

Wrapping up his career in 2012 after 21 moderately successful years and four top-five

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Kevin “The Maryland Muscle Machine” Levrone is a member of the IFBB Hall of Fame who has also found moderate success as a blogger, actor and musician. Making his professional debut in the 1991 NPC Nationals, Levrone competed in nearly 70 IFBB competitions throughout his 12-year career and won a whopping 23 titles. The two-time Arnold Classic winner and four-time Mr. Olympia runner-up wrapped up his career in 2003 after taking third place in the Show of Strengths Pro Championship.

Known for bench pressing an upwards of 600 pounds, Levrone’s steroid use led him straight to the operating table in the early 1990s after tearing his pectoral muscles. Despite never officially retiring, the uncrowned Mr. Olympia eventually turned to other opportunities and made his acting debut in the 2006 film Backlash with additional appearances in Redline and Burning Hollywood. Now 51 years old and sporting a “dad bod,”

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Flex Wheeler

After working briefly as a police officer, Wheeler made his professional bodybuilding debut in 1983 and quickly gained a reputation as being arrogant and overly confident after taking home the first place title at the 1989 NPC Mr. California Championships. The four-time Arnold Classic winner also earned the compliment of his career when Arnold Schwarzenegger said he was one of the greatest bodybuilders of all time.

Involved in a near-fatal car accident in 1994 and forced to start over from scratch at the gym, Wheeler beat the odds again in 1999 when he was diagnosed with kidney disease and left with no other choice but to give up steroids.

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Chris Cormier
made his debut with a sixth place finish at the 1994 Mr. Olympia competition at only 27 years old. Cormier followed up the event with top-four finishes at the 1994 Arnold Classic and the Ironman Pro Invitation, which established him as a professional in the industry and landed him on the cover of several fitness magazines. Enjoying ongoing success well into the 2000s, Cormier’s career came to a halt in 2006 when he was injured after training with former Mr. Olympia Dorian Yates from earlier on our list.

Hospitalized with an infected spine, Cormier gave up steroids and bodybuilding for good after placing fourth in the 2007 IFBB Montreal Pro Classic in exchange for a career as an athletic trainer.

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Born in England in 1962, Dorian “The Shadow” Yates was 21 years old when he first started working out after spending six months at a youth detention center. Shifting his focus to the gym, it took Yates around seven years before reaching the pinnacle of the bodybuilding world when he took home his first Mr. Olympia title in 1992. Winning five consecutive titles until 1997, Yates ranks behind Ronnie Coleman, Lee Haney and Arnold Schwarzenegger for all-time Mr. Olympia wins.

Enjoying the peak of success in the late 1990s, Yates’ career was cut short all too soon in 1997 when several injuries, including torn biceps and triceps, from extensive steroid use took him out of the competition for good. Yates gave up competing (and steroids) and bought a gym franchise with locations in England, California and Las Vegas. Now 54

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Using Yates inn this clickbait article is bizarre. He's one of BB's few success stories: after retiring he has gone the health route and looks extremely good for his age and leads a very attractive lifestyle.