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Albert Beckles<\/strong>, a bodybuilding legend known as “The Ageless One” (The Immortal)<\/strong> for a competitive career marked by unmatched longevity<\/strong>, has died at 95<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The legendary original bodybuilder from Barbados<\/strong> shone throughout his long career in IFBB Universe contests, the Night of Champions, Grand Prix events, Professional World Championships, and 13 appearances at Mr. Olympia.<\/p>\n Arnold’s son Joseph Baena ready for bodybuilding debut<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Albert Beckles was born on July 14, 1930 in Barbados<\/strong> and triumphed in the world of bodybuilding in England thanks to his excellent physical condition, symmetry, and well-defined arms.<\/p>\n He finished fifth in the 1965 NABBA Mr. Britain, took second place in the 1968 and 1969 Mr. Britain, and finally triumphed in 1970 with victories in the NABBA Mr. Britain and Mr. Europe.<\/p>\n Among Beckles’s professional victories are the 1981 IFBB New England Grand Prix, the 1982 Night of Champions, the 1982 Professional World Championship, the 1984 Canada Professional Cup, the 1984 World Grand Prix, and the 1984 Professional World Championship.<\/p>\n At the 1985 Mr. Olympia, Beckles finished second, behind Lee Haney, at the age of 55. That same year, he also won the Night of Champions, adding another major title to his record.<\/p>\nAlbert Beckles became a Mr. Olympia legend with 13 appearances<\/h2>\n