We read earlier this week of an interview with Tom Platz where he mentions he may come back out of retirement.

If this is true, should Tom at 53 years of age even make the effort to come back? I say why in the hell not? If Markus Ruhl and Ronnie Coleman are coming out of retirement - why shouldn't Tom? Hell - May as well throw Dorian in the mix too!

What are your thoughts? Share them on the Muscle Mayhem Forums!

The International Federation of BodyBuilding and Fitness (IFBB), the world's ruling body, has suspended the Asian BodyBuilding Federation (ABBF) and its Secretary General Paul Chua.

This is the same person Milos Sarcev blew the whistle on in an impromptu news conference during an Asian Games event in 2005. As a result, Milos was suspend for one year - he did not follow protocol. Three yeas later: Milos has yet to be reinstated into the IFBB.

Dave's been on a roll bringing in a lot of clients on stage looking ripped and dry but like any and all gurus - their competitors tend to jump from one guru to another.

In this case, after working with Dave Palumbo fro several years, Evan decided to move on and work with Oscar Ardon.

What are your thoughts?

In case you haven't heard, the Big Nasty Ronnie Coleman is returning to the Bodybuilding Stage this year. Ronnie's been retired for about two years after he lost his title to Jay Cutler and then came back the following year in attempt to redeem himself but was unsuccessful.

Now it seems Ronnie is healed up, rested and raring to go at it again! Look for his return sometime this year. --And since ALL Mr. Olympias are qualified for life for the Big Show, you just never know who may show up in Vegas this year. 

In 1997 Markus Ruhl earned his pro card by winning the Hessen Championships and one week later also the German Nationals. In 1998 he was invited and competed in the Night of Champions and placed 9th. Since then Markus competed in most every pro show to include the Olympia and retired but a few years ago.