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The debate over the greatest physique in bodybuilding history is one that never seems to fade. While fans often point to names like Ronnie Coleman<\/a>, Arnold Schwarzenegger<\/a>, or Phil Heath<\/a>, four-time <\/strong>Mr. Olympia<\/strong><\/a> Jay Cutler recently made his pick crystal clear \u2013 saying the 1993 version of <\/strong>Flex Wheeler<\/strong><\/a> was the greatest physique ever seen on a bodybuilding stage<\/strong>. The comment reignited a long-running discussion among fans about whether Wheeler\u2019s<\/a> legendary combination of shape, symmetry, proportions, and aesthetics could stand up against today\u2019s larger and more mass-focused<\/a> competitors.<\/p>\n The sentiment is one that Generation Iron\u2019s<\/a> own Victor Martinez<\/a> has echoed before. During a previous episode of the Generation Iron Podcast<\/a>, Martinez went even further, arguing that prime Flex Wheeler would not only be competitive today but could potentially win the Mr. Olympia<\/a>.<\/p>\n