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'''Ronald Coleman''' is an ] ] and a six-time ]. Born ] ], he is regarded as the current leading champion of the sport, and has won the contest every year from 1998 to 2004, tieing the record of 7 held by Arnold Schwarzenegger set in 19. He used to work as a ] in ], but recently he has given up the job to focus on ] full time. '''Ronald Coleman''' is an ] ] and a six-time ]. Born ] ], he is regarded as the current leading champion of the sport, and has won the contest every year from 1998 to 2004, tieing the record of 7 held by ] since 1980. He used to work as a ] in ], but recently he has given up the job to focus on ] full time.


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Ronald Coleman is an American bodybuilder and a six-time Mr. Olympia. Born 13 May 1964, he is regarded as the current leading champion of the sport, and has won the contest every year from 1998 to 2004, tieing the record of 7 held by Arnold Schwarzenegger since 1980. He used to work as a police officer in Texas, but recently he has given up the job to focus on bodybuilding full time.

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