Flex Wheeler, the iconic pro bodybuilder who has won the Arnold Classic bodybuilding competition four times, has undergone leg surgery that resulted in partial amputation. According to EIN ...

Bodybuilding legend Flex Wheeler discussed never winning the Mr. Olympia contest and named his top two Men's Open competitors ...

Bodybuilding legend Flex Wheeler is currently recovering from an October 2019 emergency surgery which resulted in a partial leg amputation, and he’s documenting the whole process on Instagram ...

Wheeler has won four Arnold Classic titles in his career. His right leg below the knee was amputated in October 2019 due to circulatory vascular system problems, however, Flex continues to spend ...

FORMER bodybuilder Flex Wheeler has provided a worrying health update from hospital as he struggles with “indescribable” back pain. The retired IFBB professional, 58, revealed an eye-op… ...

IFBB bodybuilding legend Flex Wheeler used to be a fierce competitor on the posing dais and now he is showing fire in his belly in the face of adversity as he took his first step since having part ...

Flex Wheeler was a major force in the bodybuilding world during the 1990s but a series of health issues forced him to make the decision between removing his leg or dying.

Twenty-five years after being involved in a near-fatal car collision and years after suffering other serious health issues, US Hall of Fame bodybuilder Flex Wheeler is facing yet another personal ...

Flex Wheeler had his right leg partially amputated some years back. Back in 2022, the four-time Arnold Classic winner elaborated on life-threatening issues with his kidneys.

International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) legend Flex Wheeler has started his recovery after having part of his leg amputated. The 54-year-old is a four-time winner of the Arnold ...

FORMER bodybuilder Flex Wheeler has provided a worrying health update from hospital as he struggles with “indescribable” back pain. The retired IFBB professional, 58, revealed an eye-op… ...