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The Swiss bodybuilding Legend - Jean-Pierre Fux

It was about 10 years ago when Muscle Lover's blog made its debut on the Internet and first post was about the massive Jean-Pierre Fux from Switzerland. Since then, lots of muscular men have been presented and I'm proud to share with you all my passion for muscles through this fantastic journey! But let's see again Jean-Pierre:

The Swiss bodybuilder was born in 1968 in Brig, Switzerland and lives today in California. He started training when he was 16yo and just 2 years later he participated in a local bodybuilding competition where he placed 4th as a Junior Heavyweight. Only 4 years after beginning weight training, his body weight was already 120kg/265lb! 

During the period 1996-1998 he participated in nine Pro contests with good placings and was between the top bodybuilders in the World. Jean-Pierre Fux was an absolute mass monster and he drew attention in every conmpetition. 
When he made his Pro debut in 1996 at the age of 27yo, the tall athlete (182cm/6') was 125kg/275lb with one of the widest backs ever seen! He had the size and the physique to take his career very far but unfortunately a squat accident in the gym suddenly stopped his bodybuilding career in 2002. While he still tried his best to train after his knees were destroyed, ultimately he had to give up on the idea of continuing his career and lost his big muscle mass. 

Body stats:

Height: 182cm/6'
Competition weight: 125kg/275lb
Off season weight: 143kg/315lb


Competitive history:

1993 IFBB World Amateur Championships, 4th
1994 IFBB World Amateur Championships,1st
1996 IFBB Arnold Classic, 9th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix Czech Republic,5th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix England, 9th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix Germany, 8th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix Russia, 2nd
1996 IFBB Grand Prix Spain,7th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix Switzerland,4th
1996 IFBB Grand Prix England, 3rd
1996 IFBB San Jose Pro Invitational, 5st
1996 IFBB Mr. Olympia, 8th
1997 IFBB Grand Prix England, 9th
1997 IFBB Grand Prix Germany, 8th
1997 IFBB Grand Prix Hungary, 5th
1997 IFBB Grand Prix Spain, 5th
1997 IFBB Mr. Olympia, 7th
1998 IFBB Mr. Olympia, 4th
1998 IFBB Arnold Classic, 4th
1999 IFBB Grand Prix England, 16th
1999 IFBB Mr. Olympia,16th
1999 IFBB Joe Weider Pro World Championships,12th

See also some older posts (1,2,3)

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