RUBENEZ OUT OF HIS LEAGUE?
CONCERNS ABOUT RUBENEZ DEFENDING TITLE
CONCERNS ABOUT RUBENEZ DEFENDING TITLE
A CHAMP REFLECTS: The 2015 Overall Champion of the IFNB Anaconda, Raul Rubenez, quietly nurses out a thick load while awaiting registration. Rubenez, who has been encouraged
to step down from competing in the Anaconda, has been noticeably contemplative during registration.
to step down from competing in the Anaconda, has been noticeably contemplative during registration.
There is something primal and amazing about watching a muscled brute flex his muscles so arrogantly that his cock spontaneously erupts in a flood of self-lusting cum. The only thing more masculine is a bigger man with bigger muscles and an even bigger cock. And when a pro-level naked bodybuilding contest receives "Elite Ranking" in the IFNB, bigger cock and muscle is exactly what shows up. A contest that contained lesser pros and little fanfare can quickly explode into a majestic and epic battle of muscle and cock. This has been the fate of the ever-expanding IFNB Anaconda, who has this year earned ranking as an Elite Pro competition and thus attracting big names like Douton, Neuville, and other mass and cock beasts to it's main stage.
Yet what does this sudden advance mean for the lesser pros? Often they are forgotten quickly and must suffice with "Base Ranking" pro-level events. Rarely does a mid-range pro do well in Elite level events, which is why you so rarely hear these names until they achieve Elite status as a pro.
Which is why it is such a high risk that Raul Rubenez is competing in the 2016 Anaconda. When he won the contest last year, the Anaconda was not yet an Elite event, and the level of competition, while pro-level, was not nearly as intense as the roster is growing this year. Rubenez won and competes as a light-heavyweight, which also puts him at an added disadvantage against the larger competitors.
Many pro level trainers think Rubenez is only going to embarrass himself, and should instead stay content with having been the overall champion of 2015. Early assessments suggest he couldn't break into the top 10 of the overall this year, considering the quality and size of the men competing. Such a blow would be a humiliating defeat for a defending champion. In fact, his primary competitive sponsor, Hackelberg's Domination Securities, Inc., is reportedly NOT funding Rubenez for the Anaconda (Rubenez remains securely under contract with DSI, and does not lose his sponsorship package overall, however receives no specific funding for this competition.) Rubenez does have other sponsors, but the lack of Hackleberg funding will undoubtedly hamper an already shaky standing in the ranks.
Rubenez is known for working hard, and often uses his overwhelmingly potent sex drive to compensate for lack in size. Under best conditions he has been known to time up to 14 cumshots perfectly at the peak of flexing (at the 2014 IFNB Cock Show), yet also very recently gave a lackluster showing with only 4 blasts in a final round (last year's Banho De Esperma, where he had a strong showing the previous year). Even with a horny personality, Rubenez's competitive history as a pro shows that, with solid backing, he makes consistent improvements to his muscle and dick. However, there is a reasonable argument to be made that that progress is uneven, and he can't represent a dominant position consistently.
Yet what does this sudden advance mean for the lesser pros? Often they are forgotten quickly and must suffice with "Base Ranking" pro-level events. Rarely does a mid-range pro do well in Elite level events, which is why you so rarely hear these names until they achieve Elite status as a pro.
Which is why it is such a high risk that Raul Rubenez is competing in the 2016 Anaconda. When he won the contest last year, the Anaconda was not yet an Elite event, and the level of competition, while pro-level, was not nearly as intense as the roster is growing this year. Rubenez won and competes as a light-heavyweight, which also puts him at an added disadvantage against the larger competitors.
Many pro level trainers think Rubenez is only going to embarrass himself, and should instead stay content with having been the overall champion of 2015. Early assessments suggest he couldn't break into the top 10 of the overall this year, considering the quality and size of the men competing. Such a blow would be a humiliating defeat for a defending champion. In fact, his primary competitive sponsor, Hackelberg's Domination Securities, Inc., is reportedly NOT funding Rubenez for the Anaconda (Rubenez remains securely under contract with DSI, and does not lose his sponsorship package overall, however receives no specific funding for this competition.) Rubenez does have other sponsors, but the lack of Hackleberg funding will undoubtedly hamper an already shaky standing in the ranks.
Rubenez is known for working hard, and often uses his overwhelmingly potent sex drive to compensate for lack in size. Under best conditions he has been known to time up to 14 cumshots perfectly at the peak of flexing (at the 2014 IFNB Cock Show), yet also very recently gave a lackluster showing with only 4 blasts in a final round (last year's Banho De Esperma, where he had a strong showing the previous year). Even with a horny personality, Rubenez's competitive history as a pro shows that, with solid backing, he makes consistent improvements to his muscle and dick. However, there is a reasonable argument to be made that that progress is uneven, and he can't represent a dominant position consistently.
- 2010 Beef Boy Classic, Middleweight Teen 14th place; earns first sponsorship
- 2012 Beef Boy Classic, Middleweight Teen 8th place
- 2013: earns IFNB pro card at the PECS Sao Paolo Naked Bodybuilding Competition
- 2013 Anaconda, 4th place Light Heavyweight
- 2014 IFNB Banho De Esperma, 2nd place Light Heavyweight
- 2014 Anaconda, 2nd place Lighheavyweight and 4th Overall
- 2014 IFNB CockFest Expo, Winner Rapid Reload event at the CumGames
- 2014 IFNB Cock Show 1st place Lightheavyweight
- 2015 IFNB Anaconda Overall Champion
- 2015 IFNB Freakshow, 11th place Lightheavyweight
- 2015 IFNB Grande Mexico, 1st place Lightheavyweight
- 2015 IFNB Banho De Esperma, 9th place Light Heavyweight
Rubenez seemed completely positive when we spoke with him, yet when on his own during Anaconda registration seemed visibly reflective. This is truly a far reach for the young competitor, and his choice to defend his title may be a massive dent in his ability processing the pos-level sport.
"I love to fuck any hole," he smiled to us. "I will fuck anything, and the only thing I love more than fucking is when people admire me fucking. That is what got me started in this sport as a boy, and it still helps me improve. The muscle comes easy for me, and so I use my special gift of a cock to keep aheads. And I have wins to prove it."
But there no matter how potent a cock, his size may be a problem, We asked if he would use any new, rapid-growth chemicals in competition.
"RG [rapid-growth] cycles are unpredictable and I have never used them to win," he told us. "The require your best research and labs money can buy. I would never rule out an edge like that because some of the top elites have shown high grade RG dosing can be a huge advantage. So you never know with a man like me. I could rely on the amazing gifts I have, or you may see something totally surprising. But either way, I will not be defeated easily. You can believe what the critics say, but I am as Elite as any of these pros, even if I don't yet have Elite pro status. And that is all I have to show out there!"
ARE YOU ROOTING FOR LAST YEAR'S ANACONDA CHAMPION?
OR DO YOU THINK RUBENEZ IS OUTCLASSED AND HEADED FOR A HUGE FAILURE – OR SHOULD DROP OUT WHILE HE STILL HAS THE CHANCE?





















