Lets wish him success.
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Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Monday, September 6, 2010
Suhas Khamkar will compete in Mr. Asia and World Amature this year
Suhas nailed his spot in Team India for the Mr. Asia and World Amature championships.
Lets wish him success.
Lets wish him success.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Europa Super Show 2009 - Results
Mens Bodybuilding
1. Dennis James
2. Bill Wilmore
3. Joel Stubbs
4. Fouad Abiad
5. Robert Piotrkowicz
6. Ben White
7. Edward Nunn
8. Tarek Elsetouhi
9. Leo Ingram
10. Alfonso DelRio
11. Grigori Atoyan
12. Marcus Haley
13. Johnnie Jackson
14. DeShaun Grimez
15. Lionel Brown
16. Yan Salaks
16. Manuel Romero
16. JoJo Ntiforo
16. Romeo Ippolito
16. Mike Debenham
16. Gus Carter
16. Lyndon Belgrave
Cesar Mendible
202 & Under
1. Ricky "Tricky" Jackson
2. Charles Dixon
3. Kris Dim
4. Lee Powell
5. John Hodgson
6. Pedro Barron
7. Curtis Bryant
8. Stan McQuay
9. Jose Raymond
10. Peter Putnam
11. Mike Ergas
12. Myoba Edwards
13. Tamer El Shahat
14. Vincent Wawryk
15. Abiu Feliz
16. Derik Farnsworth
16. Randy Jackson
Juan Marquez
Roland Huff
Jeffrey Long
David Marinelli
Patrick Richardson
Figure
1. Jenny Lynn
2. Krissy Chin
3. Meriza DeGuzman
4. Alicia Harris
5. Siobhan Tewari
6. Amy ONeil
7. Katina Maisterllis
8. Michelle Craven
9. Tivisay Briceno
10. Rojas Consuelo-Figueroa
11. Julie (D.J.) Wallis
12. Alicia Marie
13. Sue Upson
14. Rosalind Vanterpool
15. Tonya Burkhardt
16. Cynthia Sharp
17. Jacqui Jarrett
Fitness
1. Adeline Garcia
2. Myriam Capes
3. Nicole Duncan
4. Bethany Wagner
5. Laticia Jackson
6. Kristina Rojas
7. Michelle Mayberry
8. Stephanie Irick
9. Nita Marquez
10. Siene Silva
11. Amanda Marinelli
12. Leslie Rae-Newton
13. Jo Marriner
14. Maggie Blanchard
Mandy Polk
My sincere thanks to Musculardevelopment for posting the pictures first on the net.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Bodybuilding muscled out of 2009 East Asia Games
Bodybuilding will be kicked out of the 2009 East Asian Games (EAG) in Hong Kong because there is no consensus concerning the appointment of international technical officials and judges between international governing agencies.
A spokesman for the East Asian Games Company said the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness and the Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation failed to agree on issues of standards.
The spokesman said it would be inappropriate to organize Bodybuilding events without a list of competent technical delegates and judges, jointly recognized by the two bodies.
Competition events could be challenged by various stakeholders at the end of the games, the spokesman said.
Bodybuilding has not been included in competitions at previous EAG.
The spokesman stressed that the coming games in Hong Kong will be the largest EAG in history, based on the number of events and on the number of athletes, despite the exclusion of bodybuilding. The games will include around 1,700 competitions in 22 sports, with over 3,000 athletes from nine countries and regions, vying for 262 gold medals.
"Preparation work for the Games is in good progress and on schedule," the spokesman said.
A government spokesman said it respected the decision of the organizer.
"Bodybuilding has not been held in previous EAGs and we regret that bodybuilding athletes will not be able to participate in this international event," the spokesman said.
He added that the government will continue to provide support and facilitation to the organization of the game.
"We are confident that the games to be held in December will be successfully organized according to the scheduled plan," the spokesman said.
Timothy Fok, the chairman of the games organizing committee, said the cancellation will affect games preparations because Hong Kong bodybuilding is ranked high in Asia.
Fok urged bodybuilding athletes not to give up, suggesting they can participate in other competitions. Hong Kong bodybuilding athlete Heidi Yu said she is disappointed because Hong Kong is the host city for the games, and turning in an outstanding performance at the games has been one of her dreams.
Hong Kong originally planned to send eight male and eight female bodybuilders to the games.
Source - http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/hkedition/2009-07/22/content_8456308.htm
A spokesman for the East Asian Games Company said the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness and the Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation failed to agree on issues of standards.
The spokesman said it would be inappropriate to organize Bodybuilding events without a list of competent technical delegates and judges, jointly recognized by the two bodies.
Competition events could be challenged by various stakeholders at the end of the games, the spokesman said.
Bodybuilding has not been included in competitions at previous EAG.
The spokesman stressed that the coming games in Hong Kong will be the largest EAG in history, based on the number of events and on the number of athletes, despite the exclusion of bodybuilding. The games will include around 1,700 competitions in 22 sports, with over 3,000 athletes from nine countries and regions, vying for 262 gold medals.
"Preparation work for the Games is in good progress and on schedule," the spokesman said.
A government spokesman said it respected the decision of the organizer.
"Bodybuilding has not been held in previous EAGs and we regret that bodybuilding athletes will not be able to participate in this international event," the spokesman said.
He added that the government will continue to provide support and facilitation to the organization of the game.
"We are confident that the games to be held in December will be successfully organized according to the scheduled plan," the spokesman said.
Timothy Fok, the chairman of the games organizing committee, said the cancellation will affect games preparations because Hong Kong bodybuilding is ranked high in Asia.
Fok urged bodybuilding athletes not to give up, suggesting they can participate in other competitions. Hong Kong bodybuilding athlete Heidi Yu said she is disappointed because Hong Kong is the host city for the games, and turning in an outstanding performance at the games has been one of her dreams.
Hong Kong originally planned to send eight male and eight female bodybuilders to the games.
Source - http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/hkedition/2009-07/22/content_8456308.htm
Monday, May 4, 2009
Eduardo Correa A Week Out From Pittsburg 202 Pro Show
Here is a visual delight of Eduardo Correa a week out from Pittsburg 202 Pro show.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Pittsburg 202 Pro show
Eduardo Correa Da Silva made his pro debute in Pittsburt 202 Pro show and made an impact. Eduardo dethroned the pre-contest favorite Mark Dugdale on Saturday May 2nd.
Dugdale competed in his first 202 class show and placed second. Jason Arntz placed third to get his qualification for 202 showdown on Olympia week end. Though the crowd expected much from Richard JOnes, he disappointed the crowd by now showing up in good shape.
Here is a list of callouts to give you an idea on how judging took place:
1. Ahmad, Arntz, Burke, da Silva, Farah, Galanti
2. Galanti, Jones, Rando, Solis, Valentino, Wonsley
3. Ahmad, da Silva, Dugdale
4. Ahmad, Farah, Rando, Valentino
5. Galanti, Jones, Arntz, Wonsley
6. Dugdale, Farah, Valentino, da Silva, Arntz, Ahmad
Best Poser Award was given to Greg Rando. He grabbed $1000 for this.
Here are some photos from the show:(A special thanks to musculardevelopment.com for providing high quality coverage of all the pro shows)
Dugdale competed in his first 202 class show and placed second. Jason Arntz placed third to get his qualification for 202 showdown on Olympia week end. Though the crowd expected much from Richard JOnes, he disappointed the crowd by now showing up in good shape.
Here is a list of callouts to give you an idea on how judging took place:
1. Ahmad, Arntz, Burke, da Silva, Farah, Galanti
2. Galanti, Jones, Rando, Solis, Valentino, Wonsley
3. Ahmad, da Silva, Dugdale
4. Ahmad, Farah, Rando, Valentino
5. Galanti, Jones, Arntz, Wonsley
6. Dugdale, Farah, Valentino, da Silva, Arntz, Ahmad
Results:
1. Eduardo Correa
2. Mark Dugdale
3. Jason Arntz
4. Ahmad Ahmad
5. George Farah
6. Michael Valentino
7. Greg Rando
8. Vince Galanti
9. Richard Jones
10. Nathaniel Wonsley
11. Mauricio Torres
12. Steven Burke
Best Poser Award was given to Greg Rando. He grabbed $1000 for this.
Here are some photos from the show:(A special thanks to musculardevelopment.com for providing high quality coverage of all the pro shows)
Friday, April 24, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Europa Super Show 2009 - PreJudging
Four best men on the lineup were called in the first callout. When the judges called them out, the whole crowd went crazy and started cheering for their favorite champs. Hidetada Yamagishi(my favorite), Troy Alves, Sergey Shelestov and Darrem Charles were called out.
Right from the first pose, Hide clearly displayed that he is a champion and that he has come to win it for his champs. Though Hide requires little size on his arms, his overall balance, ripped muscles, dryness and extremely elegant posing out-shadowed others.
Though Troy alves and Darrem Charles looked very close to Hide on the front and side shots, They both looked little soft from the back shot "especially the back lat spread". Moreover Quad development of Hide made the legs of others on stage look small.
Though i place Hidetada Yamagishi on number 1 spot let us wait for the judging panel to give out the results tomorrow. The score sheet will start fresh tomorrow on Finals.
Here are some great comparison pictures for you to judge it yourself. (a special thanks to musculardevelopment.com for providing the pictures of the show first on the net)
Right from the first pose, Hide clearly displayed that he is a champion and that he has come to win it for his champs. Though Hide requires little size on his arms, his overall balance, ripped muscles, dryness and extremely elegant posing out-shadowed others.
Though Troy alves and Darrem Charles looked very close to Hide on the front and side shots, They both looked little soft from the back shot "especially the back lat spread". Moreover Quad development of Hide made the legs of others on stage look small.
Though i place Hidetada Yamagishi on number 1 spot let us wait for the judging panel to give out the results tomorrow. The score sheet will start fresh tomorrow on Finals.
Here are some great comparison pictures for you to judge it yourself. (a special thanks to musculardevelopment.com for providing the pictures of the show first on the net)
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