Getbig.com: American Bodybuilding, Fitness and Figure
Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: musclecenter on July 15, 2007, 09:02:11 PM
-
Team USA for 61st IFBB MEN'S WORLD BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIPS,JEJU island,SOUTH KOREA
Date: 24 - 29 OCTOBER, 2007
###I hope Team USA can reclaim the Amateur World Championships !
Overall Winner: Chris Faildo & earned Pro Card
Heavyweight
1. Shide Steinmetz
2. Ty Pope
3. Rick McMillan
4. Tim Martin
5. Ross Erickson
6. Marlon Hospedales
7. AJ Jarrell
8. Adrain Childers
9. Robert Rogers
10. Dshawn Wright
11. Edward Putts
12. John Usrey
13. Paul DeSimone
Light Heavyweight
1. Kiyoshi Moody
2. Miguel Neil
3. Odis McCullough
4. Wendell Floyd
5. Clyde Norris
6. Donovan Strong
7. Durlan Castro
8. James Carron
9. Ed Brown
10. James Houston
11. Dominic Smith
Middleweight
1. Alan Bailey
2. Jeff Rodriguez
3. Amin Shahry
4. Andre Ewing
5. Paris Pippillion
6. David Menatian
7. Joe Silzer
8. Jameul Dye
9. Jessy James Amblo
10. Craig A. Torres
Welterweight
1. Chris Faildo
2. David Goodin
3. Bill Moschelle
4. Joe Pearson
5. Steven Scutti
Lightweight
1. Kelly Pettiford
2. Bill Lawrence
3. Joe Demarco
4. Chris Case
5. Michael Manibog
6. Kenneth Mills
7. Gene Johnson
8. Russell Dennis
Bantamweight
1. Paul Coats
2. Reginald Figgs
(photos courtesy of musculardevelopment.com)
-
61st IFBB MEN'S WORLD BODYBUILDING CHAMPIONSHIPS,JEJU island,SOUTH KOREA
actually it is only the 48th (18 IFBB Mr Unvierse contests plus 30 World Amateur Championships) (every year since 1959 except 1961)
but the first four had professionals in it, so they can't be considered amateur championships, so maybe this year is the 44th.
And while the IFBB did hold a few contests in 1948, 1949, 1950, and 1952, they held absolutely none in 51, or 53-58, nor any before 1948.
-
Chris Faildo could have a good chance at the IFBB World's.
-
Line up looks great.
All the Midgets and Asians you could ever want.
-
actually it is only the 48th (18 IFBB Mr Unvierse contests plus 30 World Amateur Championships) (every year since 1959 except 1961)
but the first four had professionals in it, so they can't be considered amateur championships, so maybe this year is the 44th.
And while the IFBB did hold a few contests in 1948, 1949, 1950, and 1952, they held absolutely none in 51, or 53-58, nor any before 1948.
Tim how many of these guys do you reckon are lifetime naturals?
-
I hope all Team USA's athletes can place well in the 2007 Amateur World Championships!
Team USA's placement in 2006 Men's World Championships is worst ever!!(last place in 70kg)
Now I post the pics of top 3 in -65 kg ,-80 kg ,-85 kg, -90 kg ,-100 kg ,+100 kg of 2006 Men's World Championships .
(I have posted -70kg ,-75kg already)
You be the judge !
-
pics of top 3 in -100 kg ,+100 kg of 2006 Men's World Championships .
-
not a natural in the bunch
-
Ask Milos. :D
-
Tim how many of these guys do you reckon are lifetime naturals?
you mean of the entire history of the IFBB Mr Universe or World Amateur Championships? None of the winners. But there is no requirement that they be. Since the mid 1990s, it's only been required that they be 3 years drug free. But since there is no random testing throughout the year, there is no way to prove anyone meets that rule.
1959 - Eddie Silvestre
1960 - Chuck Sipes
1962 - George Eiferman
1963 - Harold Poole
1964 - Larry Scott
1965 - Earl Maynard
1966 - Dave Draper
1967 - Sergio Oliva
1968 - Frank Zane
1969 - Arnold Schwarzenegger
1970 - Franco Columbu
1971 - Albert Beckles
1972 - Ed Corney
1973 - Lou Ferrigno
1974 - Lou Ferrigno
1975 - Ken Waller
1976 - Robby Robinson
1978 - Tom Platz
1979-1980 - no overall winner declared
1981 - Lance Dreher
1982-1994 - no overall winner declared
1995 - Agathoklis Agathoklous
1996 - Jeno Kiss
1997 - Ahmad Haidar
1998 - Hamdullah Aykutlu
1999 - Jaroslav Horvath
2000 - Serguei Dimitriev
2001 - Thomas Scheu
2002 - Jose Carlos Santos
2003 - El Shahat Mabrouk
2004 - Olegas Zuras
2005 - Dennis Wolf
2006 - Ali Tabrizi
-
you mean of the entire history of the IFBB Mr Universe or World Amateur Championships? None of the winners. But there is no requirement that they be. Since the mid 1990s, it's only been required that they be 3 years drug free. But since there is no random testing throughout the year, there is no way to prove anyone meets that rule.
1959 - Eddie Silvestre
1960 - Chuck Sipes
1962 - George Eiferman
1963 - Harold Poole
1964 - Larry Scott
1965 - Earl Maynard
1966 - Dave Draper
1967 - Sergio Oliva
1968 - Frank Zane
1969 - Arnold Schwarzenegger
1970 - Franco Columbu
1971 - Albert Beckles
1972 - Ed Corney
1973 - Lou Ferrigno
1974 - Lou Ferrigno
1975 - Ken Waller
1976 - Robby Robinson
1978 - Tom Platz
1979-1980 - no overall winner declared
1981 - Lance Dreher
1982-1994 - no overall winner declared
1995 - Agathoklis Agathoklous
1996 - Jeno Kiss
1997 - Ahmad Haidar
1998 - Hamdullah Aykutlu
1999 - Jaroslav Horvath
2000 - Serguei Dimitriev
2001 - Thomas Scheu
2002 - Jose Carlos Santos
2003 - El Shahat Mabrouk
2004 - Olegas Zuras
2005 - Dennis Wolf
2006 - Ali Tabrizi
Thanks Tim.
How about of the team universe compettitors, do you think that there are any naturals?
-
How about of the team universe compettitors, do you think that there are any naturals?
No I do not believe it is possible to compete at the national level in any bodybuilding org as a truly lifetime natural.
-
No I do not believe it is possible to compete at the national level in any bodybuilding org as a truly lifetime natural.
comparing today's compettitors with BBers before steroids I have come to the same conclusion.
Now we need some healthy muscle building drugs to become available so that the pursuit of health and physical development can be reunited.
-
comparing today's compettitors with BBers before steroids I have come to the same conclusion.
Now we need some healthy muscle building drugs to become available so that the pursuit of health and physical development can be reunited.
How do you conclude that, bodybuilders who claim to be natural aren't simply because they're bigger than natural bodybuilders of yesteryear?
Plus, being too ripped got them marked down, back in the day.
Did they have the supplements we have today? No! Natural bodybuilders today can easily ingest twice as much protein as their old-school counterparts, because they don't have to rely almost exclusively on regular food. Not to mention, today's builders have other goodies like creatine, that they can use in substantial amounts, which would be nearly impossible to get from regular food.
Were their diets as strict or done for as long as those are today? Highly unlikely! I don't recall any old-timers dieting for nearly 5-6 months to get ready for a show. Many of them, from what I've read, simply cut their starches to drop bodyfat for their contests.
Did they manipulate their diets to get rid of subcutaneous water? Nope! Plus, being super-ripped got them marked down in contests, back in the day, because it didn't look healthy.
Did the old-timers get buck-wild with their cardio? Probably not, outside the occasional jog in the park or on the track. How many times have you heard of John Grimek or Steve Reeves, hitting the treadmill twice a day for months on end?
These factors are among the reasons that today's natural bodybuilders are bigger and more defined than their predecessors.
-
Is El Shahat Mabrouk still competing? Thats him in 1st W.C. pic?
-
Did they have the supplements we have today? No! Natural bodybuilders today can easily ingest twice as much protein as their old-school counterparts, because they don't have to rely almost exclusively on regular food. Not to mention, today's builders have other goodies like creatine, that they can use in substantial amounts, which would be nearly impossible to get from regular food.
if all these supplements like Creatine, NO, or Cold Microfiltered Ion Exchanged Hydrolyzed Protein Isolate™ really have an effect on muscle building, then why isn't the average gym goer so much bigger than those from 20-30 years ago?
Were their diets as strict or done for as long as those are today?
Did the old-timers get buck-wild with their cardio?
neither strict diets nor cardio build mass. and if the modern competition bodybuilder is doing so much more cardio, then there is even more reason that they need drugs to build and keep the mass.
-
Cold Microfiltered Ion Exchanged Hydrolyzed Protein Isolate™
WOW this stuff sounds really technologically advanced!!!!!