2015 Europa Dallas - Complete Results - Tony Freeman pics :-\

[musclecenter]

 Kyung Won Kang, South Korea, winner of -212 lbs

[Yamcha]

Results

2015 IFBB Europa Super Show Dallas Men’s Bodybuilding Results

1. Fred Smalls (Forest Hills, New York)
2. Renaldo Gairy (Ontario, Canada)
3. Akim Williams (Forrest Hills, New York)
4. Jojo Ntiforo (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
5. Brad Rowe (Los Angeles, California)
6. An Nguyen (Las Vegas, Nevada)
7. Stephen Frazier (Grand Prairie, Texas)
8. Toney Freeman (Canton, Georgia)
9. Mark Byers (Henderson, Nevada)
10. Adorthus AD Cherry (Modesto, California)

2015 IFBB Europa Super Show Dallas Men’s 212 Bodybuilding Results

1. Kyung Won Kang (South Korea)
2. Sami Al-Hadad (Bahrain)
3. Craig Richardson (Peterson, New Jersey)
4. Tricky Jackson (Louisville, Kentucky)
5. Derik Farnsworth (Santee, California)
6. Oliver Adzievski (Sweden)
7. Guy Ducasse (Edmond, Oklahoma)
8. Pete Ciccone (San Diego, Caliornia)
9. Bryan Pazdzierz (Washington, Michigan)
10. David Nguyen (Bossier City, Louisiana)
DNF – Thomas Benagli (Italy)

This guy is still around?! 

[Parker]

Akim Willians needs a back and conditioning, and he'd be something.

[Grenache]

Fred 'Biggie' Smalls 2015 Dallas Europa Champion:

Kyung Won Kang 2015 Dallas Europa Champion 212's 강경원:

[Bevo]

This guy is still around?! 

Yep and Derik farnsworth is still natural!!! Unbelievable 

[Rammstein]

http://www.lift-run-bang.com/2015/06/freddie-wins.html

[Ronnie Rep]

Akim Willians needs a back and conditioning, and he'd be something.

His lats are high, dude can never get  in condition for a show. He is a beast strong as fuck with a small waist.

[LurkerNoMore]

Results
2015 IFBB Europa Super Show Dallas Men’s Physique Results

1. Michael Ferguson (Memphis, Tennesee)
2. Jorge Gonzales (San Antonio, Texas)
3. Jordan Fields (Fort Worth, Texas)
4. Aarin Moore (Houston, Texas)
5. Antoine Williams (Arlington, Texxas)
6. Kyle Moore (Dallas, Texas)
7. Kelon Patterson (Little Elm, Texas)
8. Anthony Brigman (Syracuse, New York)
9. Geobanny Paula (Miami, Florida)
10. Rodney Razor (South Bend, Indiana)
11. Austin Current (Boonville, Indiana)
12. Jeffrey Velazquez (san Angelo, Texas)
13. William Sullivan (Syracuse, New York)
14. Sunny Akhigbe (Chicago, Illinois)
15. Jake Phippen (Salt Lake City, Utah)
16. Victor Clark (Greensboro, North Carolina)
16. Tim DeGroot (Littleton, Colorado)
16. Edgar Julian Gonzalez (Mexico)
16. Ken Jones (Houston, Texas)
16. Darnell Moss (Tucson, Arizona)

I hope that is not the flamboyant Ken Jones that has been around forever and used to live here in Ft Lauderdale.

[Dr Dutch]

Kim Jong Un really leaned out here !

[French]

next Ronnie Coleman ?

[wes]

A few more outings at 212,my boy Craig Richardson will be on top.............IF this were the 80` or 90`s................. or if the judges had a clue.   

[wes]

I competed with Fred Smalls in NABBA.........really nice guy.

[Rambone]

next Ronnie Coleman ?

Capriese "Mutant" Murray looking swole. Must've upped the dose of cashews in his patented mutant shakes

[Parker]

His lats are high, dude can never get  in condition for a show. He is a beast strong as fuck with a small waist.

Yep, but dude has some serious arms, chest and wheels.

[HarleyBreite]

Dear GetBiggers,
   Of course, being Craig Richardson's Training Partner, I am subject to an attack of being biased, but I feel compelled to mention just a few points.
   First, it is always curious to me why someone who wishes to be critical always finds the absolute worst picture and then uses that photo as the foundation for their entire argument.
   I have always been fair in my assessment of Craig and at this show, he was in excellent condition.  The photo used here is from the Finals.  As most of you know, anytime a Pre-Judging and Finals are divided up into 2 different days, most competitors look much better at the pre-judging.  There are a great many reasons for this which we can go into at another time. 
   Craig was in condition, the best in the 212 Division at both the Pre-Judging and Finals.
   The photo used is absolutely the worst pose in Craig's entire line-up.  He has never looked great at that pose.
   May I suggest that someone post a rear double bi shot, a front lat spread or any other pose?  If you want, you can even take it from the Finals but if you want to see glutes and conditioning, check all the other shots of Craig and also from the Pre-Judging.
   It's been a long time since Craig came into a show dialed in but he did so here.  This was the first time he worked with Chris Aceto who could not have been more professional and helpful.
   Check out the photos and make your own decision.
   And when Craig shows up in 2 weeks and wins the Chicago show, I hope you will be fair in your criticism.
   And no matter what people say, at 41 years of age, he looks better than most people on the entire planet.
Harley

[njflex]

Dear GetBiggers,
   Of course, being Craig Richardson's Training Partner, I am subject to an attack of being biased, but I feel compelled to mention just a few points.
   First, it is always curious to me why someone who wishes to be critical always finds the absolute worst picture and then uses that photo as the foundation for their entire argument.
   I have always been fair in my assessment of Craig and at this show, he was in excellent condition.  The photo used here is from the Finals.  As most of you know, anytime a Pre-Judging and Finals are divided up into 2 different days, most competitors look much better at the pre-judging.  There are a great many reasons for this which we can go into at another time. 
   Craig was in condition, the best in the 212 Division at both the Pre-Judging and Finals.
   The photo used is absolutely the worst pose in Craig's entire line-up.  He has never looked great at that pose.
   May I suggest that someone post a rear double bi shot, a front lat spread or any other pose?  If you want, you can even take it from the Finals but if you want to see glutes and conditioning, check all the other shots of Craig and also from the Pre-Judging.
   It's been a long time since Craig came into a show dialed in but he did so here.  This was the first time he worked with Chris Aceto who could not have been more professional and helpful.
   Check out the photos and make your own decision.
   And when Craig shows up in 2 weeks and wins the Chicago show, I hope you will be fair in your criticism.
   And no matter what people say, at 41 years of age, he looks better than most people on the entire planet.
Harley

u know any thread that has a bodybuilder from jersey I will always say positives or anything else 1st ,and craig has had a great career show wise and he's one of the best if not close as nj has ever had,matlock was incredible if he didn't drop out,vinny g awesome I know u trained with him too,gerard dente beast,gaspari was most notable due to his 5 great yrs early on...ducasse great build,morant beast,all diamond gym arntz ect...

[Automation]

Dear GetBiggers,
   Of course, being Craig Richardson's Training Partner, I am subject to an attack of being biased, but I feel compelled to mention just a few points.
   First, it is always curious to me why someone who wishes to be critical always finds the absolute worst picture and then uses that photo as the foundation for their entire argument.
   I have always been fair in my assessment of Craig and at this show, he was in excellent condition.  The photo used here is from the Finals.  As most of you know, anytime a Pre-Judging and Finals are divided up into 2 different days, most competitors look much better at the pre-judging.  There are a great many reasons for this which we can go into at another time. 
   Craig was in condition, the best in the 212 Division at both the Pre-Judging and Finals.
   The photo used is absolutely the worst pose in Craig's entire line-up.  He has never looked great at that pose.
   May I suggest that someone post a rear double bi shot, a front lat spread or any other pose?  If you want, you can even take it from the Finals but if you want to see glutes and conditioning, check all the other shots of Craig and also from the Pre-Judging.
   It's been a long time since Craig came into a show dialed in but he did so here.  This was the first time he worked with Chris Aceto who could not have been more professional and helpful.
   Check out the photos and make your own decision.
   And when Craig shows up in 2 weeks and wins the Chicago show, I hope you will be fair in your criticism.
   And no matter what people say, at 41 years of age, he looks better than most people on the entire planet.
Harley

Harley,

You get first prize for the most spasticated wall of text on getbig. Congrats.

[Dr Dutch]

I competed with Fred Smalls in NABBA.........really nice guy.

Really Wes...? In the Ultra-masters ?

[HarleyBreite]

Dear Automation,
     I understand that the new generation of Texters and Facebook sycophants not only need to announce there every movement, but also have no regard for grammar, correct English or diction.
     Additionally, I find using transitional phrases and creating new paragraphs to be easier on the reader and conveys a clearer message.
     Perhaps it is my old-school education or my job, but I don't think this country benefits by using poor grammar, slang that no rational person can understand nor by tolerating a refusal to earn so much as a High School Diploma.
     But back to bodybuilding, I will get some of the photos I took of Craig throughout the days of the contest and ask my "computer guy" how to paste a photo up here.
     And yes,  I accept all the mocking of my inability to grasp simple state of the art technology.  My head is still a bit in the sand but if it means giving you guys a fair shot at Craig, I'll do it.
     NJFlex is correct in that I did train with Vinnie Galanti in his prep for the 1997 Nationals in Dallas when he took 4th Place (Sylvester Solomon won the class).
     I also trained with a fellow named Darryl Perry (aka "Perry") who in my humble opinion, was Flex Wheeler before there was a Flex Wheeler.  Back then, guys really did care about training legs hard and heavy and his legs were proof of that.  Today's "Soccer Mom" gyms are a pathetic joke.  Perry would have gone far but there was a political problem in his interactions with Shirley Kemper that after awhile, did not go over well with the political warlords of that day.
     I also trained with Tom Shoebridge who was a very large competitor for that time as well as Rob Lopez who to this day, still has some of the best biceps and genetics you will ever see.
     I am very privileged to have had these experiences and see so much of bodybuilding for so many years "from the other side of the rope."  When I used to post here, my stories were often dismissed as hyperbole or outright lies so I just stopped.  I liked having a forum where guys discussed lifting, dieting, bodybuilding and all things related to bodybuilding.  We may be a small lunatic fringe of the sports world but it is our world and we like it and it matters to us.  We do pretty well for ourselves when we focus on the central thread that brings us all to this forum.
Harley

[HarleyBreite]

"their" every movement would've helped me make my point a bit better.

[Bevo]

Akim Willians needs a back and conditioning, and he'd be something.

At this stage if he doesn't have it he ain't getting it

[njflex]

Dear Automation,
     I understand that the new generation of Texters and Facebook sycophants not only need to announce there every movement, but also have no regard for grammar, correct English or diction.
     Additionally, I find using transitional phrases and creating new paragraphs to be easier on the reader and conveys a clearer message.
     Perhaps it is my old-school education or my job, but I don't think this country benefits by using poor grammar, slang that no rational person can understand nor by tolerating a refusal to earn so much as a High School Diploma.
     But back to bodybuilding, I will get some of the photos I took of Craig throughout the days of the contest and ask my "computer guy" how to paste a photo up here.
     And yes,  I accept all the mocking of my inability to grasp simple state of the art technology.  My head is still a bit in the sand but if it means giving you guys a fair shot at Craig, I'll do it.
     NJFlex is correct in that I did train with Vinnie Galanti in his prep for the 1997 Nationals in Dallas when he took 4th Place (Sylvester Solomon won the class).
     I also trained with a fellow named Darryl Perry (aka "Perry") who in my humble opinion, was Flex Wheeler before there was a Flex Wheeler.  Back then, guys really did care about training legs hard and heavy and his legs were proof of that.  Today's "Soccer Mom" gyms are a pathetic joke.  Perry would have gone far but there was a political problem in his interactions with Shirley Kemper that after awhile, did not go over well with the political warlords of that day.
     I also trained with Tom Shoebridge who was a very large competitor for that time as well as Rob Lopez who to this day, still has some of the best biceps and genetics you will ever see.
     I am very privileged to have had these experiences and see so much of bodybuilding for so many years "from the other side of the rope."  When I used to post here, my stories were often dismissed as hyperbole or outright lies so I just stopped.  I liked having a forum where guys discussed lifting, dieting, bodybuilding and all things related to bodybuilding.  We may be a small lunatic fringe of the sports world but it is our world and we like it and it matters to us.  We do pretty well for ourselves when we focus on the central thread that brings us all to this forum.
Harley

much appreciated harley,,keep em coming..