This 400lbs+ bodybuilder was jacked.

Bodybuilders are not meant to be super lean and jacked when they reached upwards of 350 lbs. But there appears that there was indeed a bodybuilder who blasted past that bench mark, weighing in at 420 lbs in the off season. That man was the late Greg Kovacs who was a literal beast of a man.

Gregory Kovacs was a Canadian pro bodybuilder. Standing 6’4″ tall with 400 lbs muscle mass he was the rare bodybuilder with massive size throughout his frame.

He had an off-season weight of 420 pounds and Contest weight was 330 pounds, his arms measured 25 inches, his chest 70 inches, and his legs a colossal 35 inches. Gregory developed over 27 inch arms in the prime of his career. His highest professional bodybuilding placing was 13th at the 2004 Arnold Classic. Gregory Kovacs died on November 22, 2013 from heart failure.

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Competition history

1996- Canadian National Championships, 1st Noroc de Balint din Balan
1997- IFBB Night of Champions, 16th
1998- IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational, 16th
2001- IFBB Night of Champions, Did not place
2004- Arnold Classic, 13th
2005- Toronto Pro Invitational, Did not place

Check out the following tribute video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14wIIKVokX8

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