Much to the dismay of The Maryland Muscle Machine, had Jay competed in 2002 with the absence of Ronnie, he would have won the show.

However, with Jay handily winning the show in 2001, he would have certainly chose to compete in the show in 2002. Ask yourself this: What if the son of Zeus himself, Ronnie Coleman, had made it into the NFL, which was his original goal in the world of athletics, preventing him from ever becoming the greatest bodybuilder of all time? Had this situation come to pass, how many Sandow trophies would Jay currently have on his mantle? We can be certain that he would have a minimum of eight, which would be excluding 2002 when he mistakenly took the year off, allowing Kevin Levrone to play the part of second-place-Jay Cutler. Unfortunately, most fans fail to realize the significance of JayвЂ™s career placings. Jay Cutler may not have had the greatest physique of all time, however his consistency early in his career, and total competitive record are in classes of their own. Little did the man of many nicknames (The Ultimate Beef, Big Jay, Cuts) know, his career was beginning just as it would end, with him being substantially under-rated. Certain members of bodybuilding royalty, such as Kevin Levrone, even made comments about how impressive Jay was at that 2000 Mr. In 2000, Jay moved up six spots to ninth, once again being relegated to a placing that was probably much lower than he deserved. When looking back at photos, or talking to experts who may have been there, the common theme is that Jay looked very good and should have fared much better at that show. Reason being, in seventeen-year-old-Will-Smith fashion, he was out of the money, finishing in fifteenth place. If you were lucky enough to be an avid bodybuilding fan over fifteen years ago, you might not remember where Jay Cutler placed at the 1999 rendition of the Mr.

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