Zyzz Reborn January 3

We live in an ultimately false and hypocritical world, and we, Hungarians, are world leaders in this.
We commit to something, choose a side, a person, a lifestyle, fall in love with a feeling.

We chase an illusion that something evoked in us, and if necessary, we defend it to the extreme without principles, ignoring the shortcomings, flaws, and ugly contradictions of that system, while slandering the other side to hell.

What is a venial misstep on one side is an unforgivable cardinal sin to be destroyed on the other, yet we fail to notice that we are swallowing the same shit, just wearing a different jersey, playing for a different team. What is drug use and posing in front of a mirror on one side, is an essential aid accompanying a lifestyle and a parade of athletes on stage on the other. Showing off and hedonism versus making motivational videos half-naked and a disciplined lifestyle on the surface.

A year ago, I wrote my post titled "The Shreddedshian Legend". The article has since garnered 4000 likes on my page alone, and the article is a constant reference point on almost all existing lifestyle forums. Zyzz's name has become known in Hungary, and a very large proportion of sports enthusiasts, especially bodybuilding fans, have come to know him. Zyzz, both in life and after his death, divides people, but mainly in bodybuilding circles, he evokes emotional storms. The so-called bodybuilding mainstream considers him a little posing jerk, and due to Zyzz's lifestyle, they are able to pour a particularly large amount of filth on him. Everyone has to contend with the ruthless tearing apart by hyenas, but that's not the point here, and there would be no problem with that, because the ideology is not universal; what means nothing to me, might be good for someone else, we are different, we have different values; what is an exemplary, respectable lifestyle and a life path demanding respect for one, means no more than an empty coke can to another. Tastes vary widely, and that's perfectly fine, there's no problem with that.

However, everyone must respect achievement, and the monkeys socialized on Jay Cutler and Dexter Jackson's dicks, jerking off to Iron Pumping magazine, should know this best. Zyzz's body had thousands of hours of intense work and years of disciplined adherence to a dietary regimen. What he achieved was superhuman and fantastic, despite having the worst possible attributes for bodybuilding. Zyzz gave hope to millions of ectomorphic guys and showed that nothing is impossible.

At times like this, of course, the clueless idiots retort that it's easy with steroids, but even a 15-year-old with a 10-session gym pass knows that steroids alone are worth nothing without months of consistently applied, technically correct training, just as Armstrong didn't become a seven-time Tour de France winner by injecting himself with 50 mg of EPO in Paris. Anyone who believes this should pour gasoline on themselves and start playing with a box of matches. Steroids alone are nothing; without training, it's like taking vitamins, and I haven't even talked about adhering to a disciplined diet. Let anyone try to achieve results solely with drugs, but I say that 90% of people can't do it even with drugs + training, because they are too damn stupid.

When I say falseness and hypocrisy, this is precisely what I mean. At the Arnold Classic, even the doorman intravenously injects Clenbuterol and Novaldex, but that doesn't bother anyone, because they are athletes, and what an achievement is behind it, but the same thing with Zyzz and the representatives of the Aesthetic line is a gathering of steroid-using fags. Zyzz really pisses some people off; quietly overlooking his performance, they mention steroids to belittle an achievement that the most critical assholes can't even come close to, and if they really can't find anything to criticize, they bring up his style and the life he lived alongside it. But damn it, we're talking about a 22-year-old kid. What the hell was he supposed to do if not enjoy life, but I'd say something. The entire sports life, and everyone should take this literally, is doping at a very high level. From Nadal to the footballers of all highly ranked championships to Usain Bolt. These are facts that everyone is aware of. I don't know how many people are familiar with the meaning of the words orgy and hedonism, but if someone doesn't know what these words mean, they should visit an Olympic village between 10 PM and 6 AM, and they will also learn the true meaning of the word sodomy. Why doesn't anyone bother them, saying, "Okay, that Olympic gold is fine, but what about the life they live alongside it?"

Zyzz is a role model, a great athlete whose performance and results everyone must bow to, and I will do everything in 2013 to make everyone in this country know the name Aziz Shreddedshian. Zyzz gave strength, hope, and an initial boost to millions of people in his life and even after his tragic death. Now, of course, a few pathetic faces are trying to tarnish him, but I would rather say that what they are about to vomit on, they should try to achieve only a tenth of it, because if they do this to a person who has achieved such performance, then what kind of treatment would they deserve?