Ronnie Coleman
Awards & Honours
12
Awards Won
6
Honours
7
Rankings
7
Covers
3
Records
Ronnie Coleman's eight Mr. Olympia titles tie the all-time record, and his 26 IFBB professional wins are the most by any bodybuilder in history. He is the only man to win the Mr. Olympia, Arnold Classic, and Night of Champions in the same year (2001). His training videos have billions of views online, and he is consistently ranked the number one bodybuilder of all time by publications like Rolling Stone and Muscle & Fitness. In 2016, he was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame, and in 2021 he received the Arnold Classic Lifetime Achievement Award.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
International Sports Hall of Fame
Inducted for his contributions to bodybuilding.
IFBB Hall of Fame
Inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame.
Arnold Classic Lifetime Achievement Award
Awarded for his career achievements.
Joe Weider's Olympia Lifetime Achievement Award
Recognized for his impact on the sport.
Grambling State University Hall of Fame
Inducted for his athletic legacy.
Key to the City of Bastrop, Louisiana
Awarded by the mayor for his achievements.
Rankings & Lists
50 Greatest Bodybuilders of All Time
Top 10 Bodybuilders of All Time
10 Greatest Bodybuilders in History
Top 10 Bodybuilders of All Time
The 10 Best Bodybuilders of All Time
Top 10 Bodybuilders of All Time
Most Mr. Olympia Wins
Magazine Covers
Muscle & Fitness
December 1998
The New King: Ronnie Coleman Wins Mr. Olympia
Flex Magazine
October 1999
Ronnie Coleman: The Future of Bodybuilding
Muscle & Fitness
January 2001
Ronnie Coleman: The Greatest Ever?
Flex Magazine
November 2002
The King's Reign: Coleman's 5th Olympia
Muscle & Fitness
February 2004
Ronnie Coleman: Unstoppable
Flex Magazine
December 2005
The King: 8-Time Mr. Olympia
Muscle & Fitness
March 2007
Ronnie Coleman: The Final Chapter
Records & Feats
Most Mr. Olympia titles (tied with Lee Haney)
Won eight Mr. Olympia titles between 1998 and 2005.
Heaviest combined weight lifted in a single workout
Lifted 4,769 pounds (2,163 kg) in a single workout in 2002.
Most IFBB professional wins
Won 26 IFBB professional titles, more than any other bodybuilder.