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Performance-only peak comparison

Brandon Curry vs Phil Heath: Prime Comparison

Compare two bodybuilders at their peak using Olympia-win prime windows and era-normalized scoring. No cultural-impact bonus is used here.

Era-adjusted board

Brandon Curry prime vs Phil Heath prime

Same division comparison. Brandon Curry scores 15.7 for 2019. Phil Heath scores 58.5 for 2011-2017.

Same division comparison Cultural impact excluded
Brandon Curry

Brandon Curry

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Prime window
2019
Prime score
15.7
Olympia wins
1
Prime win rate
100.0%
OFSI avg
0.593
Prime field avg
17.0

Men's Open Bodybuilding - division launch: 1965

Phil Heath

Phil Heath

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Prime window
2011-2017
Prime score
58.5
Olympia wins
7
Prime win rate
100.0%
OFSI avg
0.709
Prime field avg
20.1

Men's Open Bodybuilding - division launch: 1965

Score bars

Performance-only prime score

Prime score = Prime EAODS + prime competition score + prime consistency bonus. Cultural impact and historical bonuses are excluded.

  • Brandon Curry: EAODS 6.4, competition 9.3, consistency 0.0.
  • Phil Heath: EAODS 40.0, competition 9.5, consistency 9.0.
  • Prime window = Olympia-win years only. Scores are performance-only: no cultural or historical component.
Limitations

What this comparison does not claim

OFSI is a field-size proxy. It does not measure the quality of each opponent, judging criteria, training technology, or public influence. The page is a deterministic comparison over database results, not a verdict generator.

  • Cross-division matchups are allowed and labeled as era comparison only.
  • Athletes with no Olympia title use a career-best three-year window and are labeled as such.
  • Classic Physique uses Classic-specific Olympia fields, with 2016 shown as the division launch year.
Methodology

How the prime score is built

The prime score is a performance-only total. It reuses the era-adjusted board's components for an athlete's Olympia-win prime window, with cultural and historical components deliberately removed so the comparison stays on the field of play.

  • Era-Adjusted Olympia Dominance: max 40.
  • Competition Record: max 20.
  • Consistency Bonus: max 10.
  • Cultural impact and historical components are excluded from the prime score.
  • Prime window = Olympia-win years only. Scores are performance-only: no cultural or historical component.
Methodology-based Figures are query-derived; the prime score follows a fixed, published weighting of era-adjusted Olympia dominance, competition record, and consistency over each athlete's Olympia-win prime window. Updated September 2, 2026