A true aesthetic beast.

When it comes to modern day heavyweight bodybuilding you better believe that having a massive physique is the name of the game. In an IFBB competition you can be sure that a bodybuilder won’t even make the grade if they aren’t tipping the scales at at least 250 lbs. For that same reason many bodybuilding purest have begun to believe that the competitors and judges at the professional stage have lost their way. Some could argue that all that is being rectified with the introduction of the Classic Physique division. Still, there are heavyweight bodybuilders out their who maintain the old school mindset. One of those individuals Peter Molnar.

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Often looked to as one of the most aesthetic and well proportioned bodybuilders out there, Peter Molnar is a heavyweight bodybuilder who has managed to gain the respect of both the old school and present day bodybuilding enthusiasts. Rather than focus solely on building massive muscle, Peter Molnar has instead focused on being well muscled while at the same time maintaining a symmetrical physical form.

Once again Peter Molnar has proven that he is one of the sports best bodybuilders after winning a recent bodybuilding competition. Molnar was the overall bodybuilding winner at the 2016 Tiger Classic. As usual he dominated the competition with general ease. With every passing win the question will continue to arise as to how Molnar would fair against the competitors in the IFBB. Whatever your opinion on the argument between aesthetics versus mass, there’s no doubting that Peter Molnar is a genetic anomaly. Check out his performance at the Tiger Classic below to see why.

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