Bodybuilding legend Jean-Pierre Fux on road to recovery after surgery

Swiss bodybuilding legend Jean-Pierre Fux on road to recovery after surgery.

Jean-Pierre Fux was in hospital earlier this week to have a knee replacement.

The news was published on Jean-Pierre’s official social media pages.

The 90’s bodybuilding star is on the road to recovery after successful surgery.

It is not the first time Jean-Pierre Fux had to spend time in the hospital due to injuries.

In May 2002, during a photo session for Flex Magazine, Jean-Pierre was performing a 700lbs squat and fell to his knees.

The injury basically ended his career after suffering a tear to his vastus medialis on the left thigh, and another tear to his patella ligament on the right leg.

Jean-Pierre was one of the biggest bodybuilders in the 90’s placing in the top ten consistently.

Fast forward to 2020, Jean-Pierre is a personal trainer and as well he is passionate about saving cats.

We at Evolutionofbodybuilding.net wish Jean-Pierre a speedy recovery and hope to see him at the gym very soon.

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Beautiful my new knee , what a difference to the messy X-ray on the left. Thank you so much to the overwhelming support and well to do wishes. Looking forward to my therapy and building my legs again. Neubi (Neufit) and BFR training will play a big part on my road back. Stay tuned to find out more . #kneereplacement #surgery #orthopaedicsurgeons #trauma #traumatologia #comeback #nevergiveup #bounceback

A post shared by Jean-Pierre Fux / Online Coach (@jpfux511) on Jun 25, 2020 at 8:52pm PDT

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Ready to for my new knee. #surgery #kneereplacement #painfree #mruniverse

A post shared by Jean-Pierre Fux / Online Coach (@jpfux511) on Jun 25, 2020 at 7:45am PDT

Contest History

1993
World Amateur Championships – IFBB, HeavyWeight, 4th

1994
World Amateur Championships – IFBB, HeavyWeight, 1st

1996
Arnold Classic – IFBB, 9th
Grand Prix Czech Republic – IFBB, 5th
Grand Prix England – IFBB, 9th
Grand Prix Germany – IFBB, 8th
Grand Prix Russia – IFBB, 2nd
Grand Prix Spain – IFBB, 7th
Grand Prix Switzerland – IFBB, 4th
North American Championships – IFBB, LightWeight, 3rd
Olympia – IFBB, 8th
San Jose Pro Invitational – IFBB, 5th

1997
Grand Prix England – IFBB, 9th
Grand Prix Germany – IFBB, 8th
Grand Prix Hungary – IFBB, 5th
Grand Prix Spain – IFBB, 5th
Olympia – IFBB, 7th

1998
Arnold Classic – IFBB, 4th
Olympia – IFBB, 10th

1999
Grand Prix England – IFBB, 16th
Olympia – IFBB, 16th
Toronto Pro – IFBB, Did not place
World Pro Championships – IFBB, 12th

2001
Night of Champions – IFBB, Did not place

2003
Night of Champions – IFBB, Did not place