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What Happened to Ronnie Coleman Now? Ronnie Coleman is one of the most iconic bodybuilders of all time. Despite having to undergo several surgeries, Coleman has continued to train and inspire his fans. In fact, he has a YouTube channel and is a member of the International Sports Hall of Fame. He continues to share his fitness tips with followers through social media. The bodybuilder has a reputation for being one of the toughest athletes of all time. That reputation was made even more evident when Coleman had to undergo a series of surgeries that aggravated his injuries. As a result of these injuries, Coleman became unable to walk on his own. While doctors predicted that he would never regain mobility, Coleman vowed to continue competing, despite the fact that he was in constant pain. By the end of the 1990s, Coleman had suffered a serious spinal injury. This, coupled with the fact that he had a herniated disc, meant that he was suffering from severe pain and was unable to move. Coleman was diagnosed with a herniated disk in 1996. The surgery was a complicated process that involved the surgical removal of the disk. Afterwards, Coleman underwent a number of additional procedures. It was estimated that he had undergone ten different surgeries in total. During this period, Coleman was able to make a name for himself in the sports world, winning the gold at the World Amateur Championships in Poland. At the age of 27, he was crowned Mr. Texas. Later, he defeated Rich Gaspari, Bob Paris, and Milos Sarcev in the competition. When Coleman was 27, he won a place as an officer at the Arlington, Texas police department. At this point, he began to train at the MetroFlex gym. There, he met personal trainer Rouaida Christine Achkar. She helped him prepare for the 1991 World Amateur Championships. However, a herniated disc was not the only problem that Coleman faced. After competing in two hip replacements, he had to undergo an extensive amount of surgeries to repair his spine. Some of the surgeries required the surgeons to cut through the front of his body. These operations aggravated Coleman's injuries, making it difficult for him to walk on his own. While Coleman has been able to recover from his back and other surgeries, he has not been able to walk without a walker. Fans worry about what Coleman's future holds in terms of his physical health. His recent videos on his YouTube channel have been posted after his recent back surgery. Coleman has a huge number of followers on social media. He also shares tons of weightlifting content with them. Several of these videos are viral because of their hysterical nature. On his most recent video, he shared his plans for the 2022 Olympia. He will compete with Lee Haney, a bodybuilder with eight titles of his own. Despite being unable to walk, Coleman continues to exercise and train. He plans to attend the competition in Las Vegas later this year.