Written by: Michael Berg

Victor Martinez finally broke through to win one of the sports top titles, defeating two-time defending champ Dexter Jackson at the 19th annual Arnold Classic, held at Veteran’s Memorial in Columbus, Ohio March 3.

Much like last year’s contest, when the top four of Dexter Jackson, Branch Warren, Victor Martinez and Gustavo Badell could have been interchanged without a lot of controversy because there was no clear-cut standout, the 2007 Arnold Classic featured a top five that all had strengths and weaknesses. Victor Martinez wasn’t quite as dialed in as during the 2006 Mr. Olympia prejudging when he was a solid third behind Jay Cutler and Ronnie Coleman; Dexter Jackson wasn’t as sharp as we’ve come to expect from “The Blade”; Toney Freeman was much tighter than his victory a week before at

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Bodybuilding.com, Met-Rx, Flex Productions Present a Free, Live Webcast of the New York City Pro Men’s Bodybuilding Championships
Bodybuilding.com, Met-Rx, and Flex productions presents a free, live webcast of the 2007 IFBB New York City Pro Men’s Professional Bodybuilding Championships. The webcast includes the pre-judging, which begins at 2 PM (EDT), and the event finals, which […]