Monday, November 30, 2015

UNCROWNED ALBERT BECKLES

Albert Beckles

Intro

Born: 14th July, 1930
Country: Barbados
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 218 lb

About Albert Beckles

Albert was a IFBB professional bodybuilder having impressive physique which helped him to won 3 times New York City Night Of Champions (NOC) and his first NOC win was in 1982. He originally from Barbados but emigrated to London. His first major title win was in 1965 when he won Mr Britain. He also one of the few men who participated over 100 competitions in their lives. His first Mr Olympia appearance was in 1975, he participated in the light weight category finished 3rd.
Stat:
Neck: 16.5''
Waist: 31''
Thighs: 25''
Calves: 16.75''
Arms: 19''
Chest: 48.5''

List of his participated contests:

  • Mr. Britain NABBA 5th (1965)
  • Universe NABBA Medium 3rd (1965)
  • Universe NABBA Medium 6th (1966)
  • Mr. Britain NABBA 3rd (1967)
  • Mr. Britain NABBA 2nd (1968)
  • Mr. Britain NABBA 2nd (1969)
  • Mr. World IFBB Medium 2nd (1969)
  • Universe NABBA Medium 3rd (1969)
  • Mr. Britain NABBA 1st (1970)
  • Mr. Europe 1st (1970)
  • Mr. Europe Medium 1st (1970)
  • Universe NABBA Medium 2nd (1970)
  • Mr. Britain NABBA 1st (1971)
  • Mr. World AAU 1st (1971)
  • Mr. World AAU Medium 1st (1971)
  • Mr. World AAU Most Muscular 1st (1971)
  • Universe IFBB 1st (1971)
  • Universe NABBA 1st (1971)
  • Mr. Europe IFBB 1st (1973)
  • Universe IFBB Medium 1st (1973)
  • Olympia IFBB Lightweight 3rd (1975)
  • Universe IFBB Medium 2nd (1975)
  • Olympia IFBB Short 4th & 7th Overall (1977)
  • Olympia IFBB Lightweight 8th (1978)
  • Best in the World IFBB, Professional 3rd (1979)
  • Grand Prix Pennsylvania IFBB 3rd (1979)
  • Olympia IFBB Lightweight 7th (1979)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 2nd (1979)
  • Universe Pro IFBB 4th (1980)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 4th (1980)
  • Canada Pro Cup IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix Belgium IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix California IFBB 4th (1981)
  • Grand Prix Louisiana IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix Massachusetts IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix New England IFBB  1st (1981)
  • Grand Prix New York IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix Wales IFBB 3rd (1981)
  • Grand Prix World Cup IFBB 6th (1981)
  • Professional World Cup IFBB 6th (1981)
  • World Grand Prix IFBB 2nd (1981)
  • Grand Prix Belgium IFBB 2nd (1982)
  • Grand Prix Sweden IFBB 4th (1982)
  • Night Of Champions IFBB 1st (1982)
  • Olympia IFBB 5th (1982)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 1st (1982)
  • Grand Prix England IFBB 5th (1983)
  • Grand Prix Las Vegas IFBB 3rd (1983)
  • Grand Prix Portland IFBB 4th (1983)
  • Grand Prix Sweden IFBB 5th (1983)
  • Grand Prix Switzerland IFBB 5th (1983)
  • Night Of Champions IFBB 3rd (1983)
  • Olympia IFBB 7th (1983)
  • Canada Pro Cup IFBB 1st (1984)
  • Olympia IFBB 4th (1984)
  • World Grand Prix IFBB 1st (1984)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 1st (1984)
  • Night Of Champions IFBB 1st (1985)
  • Olympia IFBB 2nd (1985)
  • Olympia IFBB 4th (1986)
  • Grand Prix France IFBB 4th (1987)
  • Grand Prix Germany IFBB 6th (1987)
  • Grand Prix Germany IFBB 4th (1987)
  • Olympia IFBB 7th (1987)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 3rd (1987)
  • Chicago Pro Invitational IFBB 4th (1988)
  • Grand Prix England IFBB 7th (1988)
  • Grand Prix France IFBB 11th (1988)
  • Grand Prix Germany IFBB 8th (1988)
  • Grand Prix Italy IFBB 8th (1988)
  • Grand Prix Spain IFBB 8th (1988)
  • Grand Prix Spain IFBB 7th (1988)
  • Night Of Champions IFBB 5th (1988)
  • Olympia IFBB 15th (1988)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 10th (1988)
  • Arnold Classic IFBB 7th (1989)
  • Grand Prix England IFBB 9th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Finland IFBB 9th (1989)
  • Grand Prix France IFBB 9th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Holland IFBB 11th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Melbourne IFBB 4th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Spain IFBB 10th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Spain IFBB 10th (1989)
  • Grand Prix Sweden IFBB 9th (1989)
  • Grand Prix US Pro IFBB 4th (1989)
  • Night of Champions IFBB  8th (1989)
  • Olympia IFBB 15th (1989)
  • World Pro Championships IFBB 4th (1989)
  • Arnold Classic IFBB  9th (1990)
  • Houston Pro Invitational IFBB 11th (1990)
  • Niagara Falls Pro Invitational IFBB 12th (1990)
  • Night of Champions IFBB  DID NOT PLACE (1990)
  • Grand Prix Denmark IFBB 7th (1991)
  • Grand Prix England IFBB 7th (1991)
  • Grand Prix Finland IFBB 9th (1991)
  • Grand Prix Italy IFBB 8th (1991)
  • Grand Prix Spain IFBB 9th (1991)
  • Grand Prix Switzerland IFBB 8th (1991)
  • Niagara Falls Pro Invitational IFBB 1st (1991)
  • Night of Champions IFBB  7th (1991)
  • Olympia IFBB DID NOT PLACE (1991)
  • Pittsburg Pro Invitational IFBB 12th (1991)
  • San Jose Pro Invitational IFBB 5th (1991)
  • Chicago Pro Invitational IFBB 16th (1992)
  • Niagara Falls Pro Invitational IFBB 8th (1992)

Sunday, November 29, 2015

FRANCISCO 'PACO' BAUTISTA

Francisco 'Paco' Bautista

Intro

Born: 12th March, 1971
Height: 1.73 m
Contest Weight: 130 kg

About Francisco 'Paco' Bautista

Francisco is an IFBB professional bodybuilder who was born in Barcelona, Spain. His first professional competition was in 1999 which was European Amateur Championships which he won in heavy weight category. In his first appearance of Mr Olympia contest he came to 20th place. He won his first 2 contest which were both in 1999. He won different contests but not a winner of Mr Olympia. He posses some of the best lower body development in the history of bodybuilding and he was well known for it.

Stats:
Arms: 23"
Chest: 53''
Waist: 37.5''
Thighs: 31''
Calves: 21''

List of his contests:
  • European Amateur Championships - IFBB, Heavy Weight, 1st (1999)
  • World Amateur Championships - IFBB, Heavy Weight, 1st (1999)
  • Grand Prix England - IFBB, 9th (2002)
  • Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 19th (2002)
  • Night of Champions - IFBB, 3rd (2002)
  • Olympia - IFBB, 20th (2002)
  • Toronto Pro Invitational - IFBB, 6th (2002)
  • New York Pro Championships - IFBB, 9th (2005)
  • Toronto Pro Invitational - IFBB, 13th (2005)
  • Santa Susanna Pro - IFBB, 1st (2006)
  • Europa Supershow - IFBB, Open, 7th (2007)
  • New York Pro Championships - IFBB, 11th (2007)
  • Santa Susanna Pro - IFBB, 1st (2007)
  • Houston Pro Invitational - IFBB, 12th (2008)
  • New York Pro Championships - IFBB, Open, 9th (2008)
  • New York Pro Championships - IFBB, Open, 12th (2009)
  • Orlando Show of Champions - IFBB, 6th (2009)
  • European Pro - IFBB, 3rd (2010)
  • Tampa Bay Pro - IFBB, Open, 8th (2010)

Saturday, November 28, 2015

UNCROWNED GUSTAVO BADELL

Gustavo Badell

Intro

Born: 3rd November, 1972
Height: 5' 7.7''
Competition weight: 225 lbs

About Gustavo Badell

Gustavo Badell nick name of whom is 'Freakin 'Rican is a IFBB professional bodybuilder. Venezuela is the country of his birth. He starred weight lifting at the age of 15 to increase his size for boxing. He was lifting weights for boxing but he shown impressive signs of improved body. So at the age of 19 he entered and won in his first professional bodybuilding competition in 1991 at Junior Caribbean Bodybuilding Championships. His first IFBB competition was in 1998 which was IFBB Grand Prix Germany. His first IFFB Night Of Championships appearance was in 1999 where he came to 14th place. He won different competition but not Mr Olympia competition and his first Mr Olympia contest held in 2002 where he came to 24th. His first Arnold Classic appearance was in 2004 where he came to deserving 7th place.


List of Gustavo's competition:
  • Junior Caribbean Championships, 1st (1991)
  • Caribbean Championships, 1st (1997)
  • World Amateur Championships Heavyweight, 10th (1997)
  • Grand Prix Germany, 9th (1998)
  • Grand Prix England, 17th (1999)
  • World Pro Championships, 14th
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 18th (2000)
  • World Pro Championships, 11th (2000)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 16th (2001)
  • 2001 San Francisco Pro Invitational, 11th (2001)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 13th (2002)
  • Night of Champions, 10th (2002)
  • Mr. Olympia, 24th (2002)
  • Southwest Pro Cup, 6th (2002)
  • Toronto Pro Invitational, 3rd (2002)
  • Arnold Classic, 7th (2004)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 3rd (2004)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 4th (2004)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 3rd (2004)
  • Mr. Olympia, 3rd (2004)
  • Arnold Classic, 3rd (2005)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 1st (2005)
  • Mr. Olympia, 3rd (2005)
  • Arnold Classic, 4th (2006)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 1st (2006)
  • Mr. Olympia, 6th (2006)
  • Arnold Classic, 4th (2007)
  • Mr. Olympia 8th (2007)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 2nd (2008)
  • Arnold Classic, 6th (2008)
  • Mr. Olympia, 10th (2008)
  • Atlantic City Pro, 1st (2009)
  • Mr. Olympia, 13th (2009)
  • Arnold Classic, 13th (2012)

Friday, November 27, 2015

UNCROWNED MELVIN ANTHONY

Melvin Anthony

Intro

Born: 13th November, 1973
Height: 1.7 m
Competition: 95 kg

About Melvin Anthony

Melvin is an IFBB professional bodybuilder who grew up in a middle class family. He started lifting weights when he was just a teenager. At the age of 18 his body was enough mature to get him football scholarship. After he hurt his knee in college he started taking part in bodybuilding competitions. Muscle mania 1993 was the first major contest of Melvin where he came to 3rd place. His first NPC (National Physique Committee) competition held in 1995 where he won in heavy weight category. Night Of Champions was Melvin's first IFBB competition in 2000 where he managed deserving 2nd place. His first appearance in Arnold Classic was also got him to 2nd place in 2001 and in the same year he came to 11th place in Mr Olympia competition. He is one of the best poser in the bodybuilding history. He won almost every award of best posing in his every competition.

List of competitions:
  • Musclemania, Heavyweight, 3rd (1993)
  • NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavyweight, 2nd (1998)
  • NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavyweight, 1st and Overall (1999)
  • Night of Champions, 7th (2000)
  • Arnold Classic, 7th (2001)
  • Grand Prix Australia, 7th (2001)
  • Grand Prix England, 6th (2001)
  • Grand Prix Hungary, 8th (2001)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational,2nd (2001)
  • Mr. Olympia, 11th (2001)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 3rd (2001)
  • Night of Champions, 8th (2002)
  • Southwest Pro Cup, 10th (2002)
  • Arnold Classic, 8th (2003)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 2nd (2003)
  • Mr. Olympia, 9th (2003)
  • Cross Dresser Challenge (2003) (2003)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 4th
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 8th (2003)
  • Hungarian Pro Invitational, 4th (2004)
  • Night of Champions, 1st (2004)
  • Arnold Classic, 5th (2005)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 4th (2005)
  • Mr. Olympia, 7th (2005)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 3rd (2005)
  • Arnold Classic, 5th (2006)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 3rd (2006)
  • Mr. Olympia, 5th (2006)
  • Mr. Olympia, 6th (2007)
  • Arnold Classic, 8th (2008)
  • Australian Pro Grand Prix, 2nd (2008)
  • Atlantic City Pro, 1st (2008)
  • Mr. Olympia, 6th (2008)

Thursday, November 26, 2015

UNCROWNED TROY ALVES

Troy Alves

Intro

Born: 26th September, 1966
Height: 5' 8''
Weight: 220 lbs

About Troy Alves

He is an IFBB professional bodybuilder. At the initial stage of his life he was a good baseball player in the school and even in the high school. But he has also interested in lifting weights and because of which he injured himself during weight lifting and his career in baseball was effected badly. After that he left school and went to join U.S Air force. This decision was made by him because he was father at that time. But later on he was told by his mentor to go in bodybuilding sport as he has something in him for this. His first ever professional competition was in 1966 which was NPC (National Physique Committee) where he placed 8th. His first IFBB appearance was in 2003 in Arnold Classic where he managed 10th place for him. Same year he competed in Mr Olympia competition where he took 8th place in his first Mr Olympia contest. He is well known for his symmetrical and muscular body.


Competition list:
  • NPC USA Championships, Light-Heavy Weight, 8th (1996)
  • NPC Junior USA, Light-Heavy Weight, 1st (1997)
  • NPC Nationals, Light-Heavy Weight, 6th (1997)
  • NPC Nationals, Light-Heavy Weight, 8th (1998)
  • NPC USA Championships, Light-Heavy Weight, 1st place (1998)
  • NPC Nationals, Light-Heavy Weight, 7th (1999)
  • North American Championships, Light-HeavyWeight, 3rd (1999)
  • NPC Nationals, HeavyWeight, 2nd (2000)
  • NPC USA Championships, Heavy Weight, 2nd (2000)
  • NPC USA Championships, Heavy Weight, 2nd (2001)
  • NPC USA Championships, Heavy Weight, 1st place (2002)
  • Arnold Classic - IFBB, 10th (2003)
  • Grand Prix Australia - IFBB, 2nd (2003)
  • Grand Prix England - IFBB, 6th (2003)
  • Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 6th (2003)
  • Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 4th (2003)
  • Iron man Pro Invitational - IFBB, 4th (2003)
  • Maximum Pro Invitational - IFBB, 5th (2003)
  • Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 8th (2003)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational - IFBB, 5th (2003)
  • Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 15th (2004)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship - IFBB, 5th (2004)
  • Arnold Classic, 8th (2005)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 3rd (2005)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 4th (2005)
  • Arnold Classic, 11th (2006)
  • Colorado Pro Championships, 8th (2006)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 3rd (2006)
  • Mr. Olympia, 15th (2006)
  • Europa Show Of Champions Hartford Pro Show, 1st place (2009)
  • Mr. Olympia, 16th (2009)
  • Phoenix Pro Show, 5th (2010)
  • Tampa Pro Show, 2nd place (2010)
  • Europa Show of Champions Hartford Pro Show, 2nd place (2010)
  • Mr. Olympia, 15th (2010)
  • Europa Show of Champions Hartford Pro Show, 1st place (2011)
  • Phoenix Pro Show, 1st place  (2011)
  • Mr. Olympia, 16th (2011)
  • Europa Show of Champions Florida 212 class 1st place (2013)

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

UNCROWNED KING KAMALI

King Kamali

Intro

Born: 29th March, 1972
Nick name: The Terminator
Height: 5' 10''
Competition weight: 225 lbs

About King Kamali

King Kamali is the IFBB professional bodybuilder and he is officially retired from the sports. He was born in Iran having impressive physique also known as ''The Persian Pearl''. He has a bachelors degree in Exercise Physiology. He posses some of the most symmetrical physique of all time. He appeared in many seminars as a guest poser. He also be the face of Muscle magazine and different bodybuilding articles. He has 19'' arms, 32'' waist, 52'' chest and 30'' of thighs. He was well known for his incredible muscle maturity as he has wide shoulders, monster back and huge traps. He also has the exiting posing style which makes his fan very entertained.


List of his competitions:
  • NPC Collegiate Nationals, Light-Heavy weight, 1st (1994)
  • NPC Nationals, Heavy Weight, 10th (1996)
  • NPC Nationals, Heavy Weight, 7th (1997)
  • NPC Nationals, Heavy Weight, 3rd (1998)
  • NPC Nationals, Heavy Weight, 1st (1999)
  • Arnold Classic, 4th (2001)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 3rd (2001)
  • Mr. Olympia, 10th (2001)
  • Mr. Olympia, 17th (2002)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 11th (2002)
  • Night of Champions, 14th (2003)
  • Arnold Classic, 8th (2004)
  • Grand Prix Australia, 5th (2004)
  • Arnold Classic, 11th (2005)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 5th (2005)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 12th (2005)
  • New York Pro Championships, 16th (2006)
  • Europa Super Show, 11th (2006)
  • Montreal Pro, 14th (2006)
  • Atlantic City Pro, 15th (2006)

Tuesday, November 24, 2015

UNCROWNED ART ATWOOD

Art Atwood

Intro

Born: 27th December, 1973
Died: 11th September, 2011
Height: 5' 11''
Competition weight: 126 kg

About Art Atwood

Art Atwood was American IFBB professional bodybuilder. His first competition was back in 2000 which was NPC (National Physique Committee) where he won his first professional bodybuilding title. His first Mr Olympia appearance was in 2002 where he managed 12th place for himself. He was also the face of many magazines for many years. He never won wins the Mr Olympia title because his career was not much long due to his unfortunate death on 11th September, 2011. It was the time when Art Atwood suffered from a massive heart attack following minor attack few months ago.


Competitions list:
  • NPC Junior USA, Super-Heavy Weight, 1st (2000)
  • NPC Nationals, Super-Heavy Weight, 14th (2000)
  • NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavy Weight, 7th (2000)
  • NPC Nationals, Super-HeavyWeight, 1st (2001)
  • NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavy Weight, 3rd (2001)
  • Grand Prix England, 7th (2002)
  • Mr. Olympia, 12th (2002)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 12th (2002)
  • Toronto Pro Invitational, 1st (2002)
  • Grand Prix England, 7th (2003)
  • Grand Prix Holland, 8th (2003)
  • Grand Prix Hungary, 3rd (2003)
  • Grand Prix Russia, 6th (2003)
  • Night of Champions, 7th (2003)
  • Mr. Olympia, 13th (2003)
  • Florida Pro Xtreme Challenge, 5th (2004)
  • Hungarian Pro Invitational, 8th (2004)
  • Night of Champions, 9th (2004)
  • Toronto Pro Invitational, 5th (2004)
  • Arnold Classic, 14th (2005)
  • San Francisco Pro Invitational, 10th (2005)
  • Europa Super Show, 5th (2006)
  • Montreal Pro, 7th (2006)
  • Atlantic City Pro, 10th (2006)

Monday, November 23, 2015

MUSCULAR FLEX WHEELER

Flex Wheeler

Intro

Born: 23rd August, 1965
Height: 5' 10.5''
Weight: 106 kg
Best Win: Arnold Classic (1993, 1997, 1998 & 2000)

About Flex Wheeler

Every body is familiar with the name Flex Wheeler, an impressive retired IFBB professional bodybuilder. He made his mark when ever he stood on any competition stage. He did not win Mr Olympia competition but came to 2nd place on three different occasions. His greatness was described by the greatest Arnold Schwarzenegger that '' he is one of the best bodybuilder i have ever seen''. 8 times Mr Olympia winner Ronnie Coleman said that '' Flex Wheeler was the best bodybuilder against whom he competed".


Flex Wheeler grew up in a very poor family in California. His child hood was not good to be remembered as he suffered from child abuse and suicidal tendencies. He was never good at studies but excellent in sports. After discovering about weight lifting he started bodybuilding when he was a teenager. Flex was first a martial artist then a bodybuilder as it was said by himself. Before coming totally to bodybuilding he serve as a Police Officer. His first competition was in 1983 but he had to wait till 6 years to registered his first win in 1989 at NPC Mr California Championships. He went back to martial arts after taking retirement from professional bodybuilding sport. In 2003 he went under a kidney transplant.

Stats:
  • Height: 1.78 m
  • Competition Weight: 103 kg
  • Arm Size 55 cm
  • Leg Size: 78 cm
  • Chest Size: 142 cm

Sunday, November 22, 2015

MUSCULAR DENNIS JAMES

Dennis James

Intro

Born: 31 May, 1966
Height: 5' 8''
Weight: 117 kg

About Dennis James

Dennis James was born born in Germany. He is still active in the bodybuilding sport as German IFBB professional bodybuilder. He started training at the age of 18. His best placing in the Mr Olympia competition was in 2003 when he came to 4th place. He never win the Mr Olympia competition but managed to win other many different competitions. When he won his first three competitions he stopped his training because he name was not registered as a German citizen but made a comeback in 1990 after moving to USA when he left Germany.


List of his participated competitions:
  • NABBA Mr. Universe, Medium-Tall, 4th (1993)
  • NABBA Mr. Universe, Medium-Tall, 2nd (1994)
  • NABBA Mr. Universe, Medium-Tall, 1st (1995)
  • NPC Junior USA, Light-HeavyWeight, 13th (1996)
  • NABBA Universe - Pro, 2nd (1996)
  • NPC Junior Nationals, Light-HeavyWeight, 6th (1997)
  • NPC Nationals, HeavyWeight, 4th (1997)
  • NPC USA Championships, Super-HeavyWeight, 1st and Overall (1998)
  • Night of Champions, 15th (1999)
  • Arnold Classic, 4th (2000)
  • Grand Prix England, 3rd (2000)
  • Grand Prix Hungary, 3rd (2000)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 7th (2000)
  • Mr. Olympia, 11th (2000)
  • World Pro Championships, 4th (2000)
  • Arnold Classic, 3rd (2001)
  • Grand Prix Australia, 2nd (2001)
  • Grand Prix England, 3rd (2001)
  • Grand Prix Hungary, 1st (2001)
  • Mr. Olympia, 7th (2001)
  • Arnold Classic, 7th (2002)
  • Grand Prix England, 2nd (2002)
  • Grand Prix Holland, 4th (2002)
  • Mr. Olympia, 10th (2002)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 5th (2002)
  • Mr. Olympia, 4th (2003)
  • Show of Strength Pro Championship, 4th (2003)
  • Mr. Olympia, 8th (2004)
  • Charlotte Pro Championships, 2nd (2005)
  • Mr. Olympia, 6th (2005)
  • New York Pro Championships, 3rd (2006)
  • Mr. Olympia, 9th (2006)
  • Grand Prix Austria, 4th (2006)
  • New York Pro, 2nd (2007)
  • Colorado Pro Championships, 8th (2007)
  • IFBB Tampa Bay Pro, 2nd (2008)
  • IFBB Europa Super Show, 2nd (2008)
  • IFBB Arnold Classic, 7th (2009)
  • IFBB New York Pro Show, 2nd (2009)
  • IFBB Tampa Pro, 1st (2009)
  • Europa Super Show, 1st (2009)
  • Masters Mr. Olympia 3rd (2012)

Saturday, November 21, 2015

MUSCULAR GARY STRYDOM

Gary Strydom

Intro

Born: 1960
Country: South Africa
Height: 6' 2''

About Gary Strydom

Gary Strydom is the IFBB professional bodybuilder. He has a muscular physique with impressive maturity. He already won different competitions on many occasion but still never get chance to grab Mr Olympia title. When he appeared in his first Mr Olympia competition he saved 5th place in his pocket, it was the year of 1988. Unfortunately it was his first and the only performance in Mr Olympia competition. After that he never competed in the biggest bodybuilding competition. He is also the only man to win two consecutive competitions under the banner of WBF (World Bodybuilding Federation). As there are many franchises were standing in the line so WBF did not survive more than 2 years. After the down fall of WBF Gary took a long break from competing in any bodybuilding professional competitions in the mid of 1990's.


List of competitions that Gary competed in:
  • NPC Florida Championships, Junior - Heavyweight, 1st and Overall (1983)
  • NPC USA Championships, HeavyWeight, 1st (1984)
  • NPC Nationals, HeavyWeight, 1st and Overall (1986)
  • Night of Champions, Winner (1987)
  • Chicago Pro Invitational, 2nd (1988)
  • Mr. Olympia, 5th (1988)
  • Arnold Classic, 3rd (1989)
  • Grand Prix France, 1st (1989)
  • Grand Prix Germany, 2nd (1989)
  • Grand Prix Melbourne, 1st (1989)
  • Grand Prix Spain (2), 2nd (1989)
  • Grand Prix Spain, 2nd (1989)
  • Grand Prix Sweden, 1st (1989)
  • World Pro Championships, 2nd (1989)
  • Grand Prix England, 2nd (1990)
  • Grand Prix Finland, 3rd (1990)
  • Grand Prix France, 2nd (1990)
  • Grand Prix Germany, 4th (1990)
  • Grand Prix Italy, 3rd (1990)
  • Houston Pro Invitational, 2nd (1990)
  • Ironman Pro Invitational, 4th (1990)
  • Night of the Champions (1991)
  • WBF Championships, 1st (1991)
  • WBF Championships, 1st (1992)
  • Night of Champions, 12th (1996)
  • Colorado Pro Championships, 7th (2006)