Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Samir Becic
with service medals to each of the spectacular |meat-puppet vote-spammers. What ridiculous rubbish. One of the claimed "sources" is a recipe for a drink which the author "borrowed" from the subject's Facebook page. At least 8 of the sources are from ''Health and Fitness Magazine'' which openly states at the end of their articles ''"Health & Fitness Sports Magazine is a proud media sponsor for Becic’s nationwide Health and Fitness Revolution movement"''. Obviously not independent. One of the TV "sources" is a screen-shot without any substantive coverage at all. Others don't mention the subject at all. There's a couple of foreign language sources there, but reliability seems suspect (given some appear to be health "blogs", though on news media sites, so...) and "significant coverage" would be questionable. That the subject was named one of the best 100 trainers in a particular year is credible (despite the fact that the "source" verifying the claim is hosted on the subject's own website) though this isn't particularly unique - as demonstrated by the fact that there are obviously 99 other people who could claim the same thing. On balance, I don't think the subject is sufficiently notable enough to warrant an article. That aside, the main contributor to the article (and his/her friends) should have a look at  given at least one of them implies an association with a media outlet, despite the fact that said "outlet" |seems only interested in this article
— [[User: Stalwart111|'''Stalwart111''']] [[User talk:Stalwart111|(talk)]], 02:38, 29 October 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SOC||WP:USERNAME||WP:SPA (Wikipedia:Sockpuppetry)