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Muscular Development Magazine – November 2008 – Jay Cutler & Branch Warren Cover – VG Condition
This is an original Muscular Development magazine from November 2008, featuring Jay Cutler and Branch Warren on the cover. The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor wear on the edges consistent with age. It remains in great shape for collectors and bodybuilding enthusiasts alike. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive.
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Table of Contents
MD’S INSIDE STACK
30 Editor’s Letter — By Steve Blechman
34 Mail Room — Where Our Readers Rave & Rant
38 What’s Hot! — By Mike Yurkovic
48 MD People
58 The Romano Factor — By John Romano
68 musculardevelopment.com — By Gregg Valentino
322 Ramblin’ Freak — By Gregg Valentino
442 Hot Shoppe — By Angela T. Frizalone
444 Web Directory
446 MD Marketplace — By Angela T. Frizalone & Manda Machado
462 The Last Word — By John Romano
FEATURES
192 Cyber Wars: Jay vs. Victor, The Rematch — By Flex Wheeler
202 Does Jay Stack...Up?
Three uncrowned kings (Flex, Shawn, Kevin) put Jay under the microscope — By John Romano
220 The Comeback of Victor Martinez — By Ron Harris
236 “The Predator” Kai Greene’s Superhuman Comeback: “I’m Going to the Next Level!” — By Ron Harris
246 America’s Top Amateur!
Michael Liberatore is on the brink of pro stardom — By Ron Harris
262 Outstanding USA Amateurs
Lee Banks, Ed Nunn, Shavis Higa, Nathan DeTracy, Mark Alvisi, Kirk DeFrancesco, Todd Jewell, and Branden Ray—On Their Way to a Pro Card? — By Flex Wheeler
276 Beauty and the Beast: Branch and Trish Warren — By Ron Harris
This issue captures one of the most dynamic eras in bodybuilding, featuring Jay Cutler’s comeback battle, Victor Martinez’s return, and Kai Greene’s rise to superstardom. With insights from legends like Flex Wheeler, John Romano, and Ron Harris, it’s a definitive collector’s piece for fans of mid-2000s competitive bodybuilding.



