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2019 New York Pro

White Plains, NY, USA · May 18
Men's Open Full field · 20
1st Juan MorelUSA
2nd Akim WilliamsUSA
3rd Milan SadekCzech Republic
4th Jon DelarosaUSA
6th Tim BudesheimGermany
7th Josh WadeUSA
9th Justin MakiUSA
10th Robin StrandCanada
11th Joseph MackeyUSA
12th Andrew HudsonSouth Africa
14th Quincy WinklaarNetherlands
16th Derek UpshawUSA
16th Jojo NtiforoUSA
16th Yasin QaderiAfghanistan
16th Camilo DiazColombia
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Juan Morel won decisively, +10 clear of second.
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1st Juan Morel leader
2nd Akim Williams +10 on 1st
3rd Milan Sadek +13 on 2nd
4th Jon Delarosa +4 on 3rd
5th Justin Rodriguez +15 on 4th
6th Tim Budesheim +8 on 5th
7th Josh Wade +9 on 6th
8th James Hollingshead +10 on 7th
9th Justin Maki +13 on 8th
10th Robin Strand +8 on 9th
11th Joseph Mackey +8 on 10th
12th Andrew Hudson +7 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Juan Morel 55 10 Lock win +10
2nd Akim Williams 1010 20
3rd Milan Sadek 1617 33
4th Jon Delarosa 1918 37
5th Justin Rodriguez 2527 52
6th Tim Budesheim 3228 60
7th Josh Wade 3336 69
8th James Hollingshead 4039 79
9th Justin Maki 4547 92
10th Robin Strand 5248 100
11th Joseph Mackey 5355 108
12th Andrew Hudson 6055 115
13th Chris DiDomenico 6555 120
14th Quincy Winklaar 7055 125
15th Marc Arthur Dautruchee 7555 130
16th Derek Upshaw 8055 135 Tied
16th Jojo Ntiforo 8055 135 Tied
16th Yasin Qaderi 8055 135 Tied
16th Cesar Quispe Estela 8055 135 Tied
16th Camilo Diaz 8055 135 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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Classic Physique Full field · 35
2nd Alex CambroneroCosta Rica
3rd Kenneth OwensUSA
6th Piotr BoreckiPoland
8th Kwame AdomUSA
9th Jason BrownUSA
10th Casey FathiUSA
11th Roy EvansUSA
12th Hemradj MulaiUSA
13th Dennis HopsonUSA
14th Toto DjongUSA
15th Erik AlstrupCanada
16th Kenneth JonesUSA
16th Sali BacovicUSA
16th Sean CovellUSA
16th Petar DuperItaly
16th Kirt EdwardsUSA
16th Seojin HamSouth Korea
16th Coty HartUSA
16th Nicholas LopanoUSA
16th Arturo MendezUSA
16th Phong NguyenUSA
16th Uzoma ObilorUSA
16th Paige RussellUSA
16th Natron ScottUSA
16th Mister TaylorUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Keone Pearson won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Kenneth Owens over Giuseppe Zagarella, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.
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1st Keone Pearson* leader
2nd Alex Cambronero +3 on 1st
3rd Kenneth Owens +8 on 2nd
4th Giuseppe Zagarella +1 on 3rd
5th Damien Patrick +9 on 4th
6th Piotr Borecki +1 on 5th
7th Caio Fernando Bonfim +7 on 6th
8th Kwame Adom +5 on 7th
9th Jason Brown +6 on 8th
10th Casey Fathi +3 on 9th
11th Roy Evans +7 on 10th
12th Hemradj Mulai +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Keone Pearson* 6 6 Narrow win
2nd Alex Cambronero 9 9
3rd Kenneth Owens 17 17 Held by 1
4th Giuseppe Zagarella 18 18 Missed by 1
5th Damien Patrick 27 27 Held by 1
6th Piotr Borecki 28 28 Missed by 1
7th Caio Fernando Bonfim 35 35
8th Kwame Adom 40 40
9th Jason Brown 46 46
10th Casey Fathi 49 49
11th Roy Evans 56 56
12th Hemradj Mulai 59 59
13th Dennis Hopson 66 66
14th Toto Djong 71 71
15th Erik Alstrup 74 74
16th Petar Duper 79 79 Held by 1
16th Kenneth Jones 80 80 Missed by 1
16th Sali Bacovic 80 80 Tied
16th Edgard John Augustin 80 80 Tied
16th Sean Covell 80 80 Tied
16th Javier Cruz-Duarte 80 80 Tied
16th Ulisses De Andrade 80 80 Tied
16th Domenick DiBenedetto 80 80 Tied
16th Kirt Edwards 80 80 Tied
16th Seojin Ham 80 80 Tied
16th Coty Hart 80 80 Tied
16th Nicholas Lopano 80 80 Tied
16th Arturo Mendez 80 80 Tied
16th Phong Nguyen 80 80 Tied
16th Uzoma Obilor 80 80 Tied
16th Paige Russell 80 80 Tied
16th Natron Scott 80 80 Tied
16th William Ghent Scott 80 80 Tied
16th Mister Taylor 80 80 Tied
16th Philip M. Williams II 80 80 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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Men's Physique Full field · 48
1st Kyron HoldenUSA
5th Carlos DeOliveiraBrazil
6th Ramses RamsSpain
7th Brian LloydUSA
8th Michael BellUSA
9th Khali QuarteyUSA
10th Scott DennisUSA
11th Willie GreenUSA
12th Gerardo GabrielUSA
13th Ponpaisan RuangsangpenThailand
15th Geobanny PaulaUSA
16th Emile WalkerUK
16th Aaron HarveyUSA
16th Kenneth JonesUSA
16th Jeph GabrielUSA
16th Chris GriffinUSA
16th Terrance Teo Kok HuaMalaysia
16th Bader AlmualimUSA
16th Frank GriffinUSA
16th Michale MpereyUSA
16th Gokhan EskinUSA
16th Sean CarrollUK
16th Anthony ScalzaUSA
16th Ryan StorerUSA
16th Alp YurteriUSA
16th Bruce NolteUSA
16th Alain JeanUSA
16th Joseph AngellUSA
16th Gerry GarciaUSA
16th Malik JohnsonUSA
16th Ro Woon LeeSouth Korea
16th Eren LegendCanada
16th Roman MirandaUSA
16th Myke NixonUSA
16th Ruben ParkerUSA
16th Zach StoppertUSA
16th Adam ThomasUSA
16th Ricardo WinstonUSA
16th Kim AngelSpain
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Kyron Holden won decisively, +7 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Khali Quartey over Scott Dennis, 1 point apart for 9th/10th.
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1st Kyron Holden leader
2nd Anthony Gilkes +7 on 1st
4th Suraqah Shabazz +3 on 3rd
5th Carlos DeOliveira +6 on 4th
6th Ramses Rams +5 on 5th
7th Brian Lloyd, Michael Bell +8 on 6th
9th Khali Quartey +9 on 7th
10th Scott Dennis +1 on 9th
11th Willie Green, Gerardo Gabriel +9 on 10th
13th Ponpaisan Ruangsangpen +9 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Kyron Holden 5 5 Lock win +7
2nd Anthony Gilkes 12 12
3rd Yasser Fernando Chala Blandon 16 16
4th Suraqah Shabazz 19 19
5th Carlos DeOliveira 25 25
6th Ramses Rams 30 30
7th Brian Lloyd 38 38 Tied
8th Michael Bell 38 38 Tied
9th Khali Quartey 47 47 Held by 1
10th Scott Dennis 48 48 Missed by 1
11th Willie Green 57 57 Tied
12th Gerardo Gabriel 57 57 Tied
13th Ponpaisan Ruangsangpen 66 66
14th Hector Fernando Hernandez Valdez 71 71 Held by 2
15th Geobanny Paula 73 73 Missed by 2
16th Michale Mperey 79 79 Held by 1
16th Torre Washington 80 80 Missed by 1
16th Emile Walker 80 80 Tied
16th Aaron Harvey 80 80 Tied
16th Kenneth Jones 80 80 Tied
16th Jeph Gabriel 80 80 Tied
16th Chris Griffin 80 80 Tied
16th Derrick Stevenson 80 80 Tied
16th Terrance Teo Kok Hua 80 80 Tied
16th Bader Almualim 80 80 Tied
16th Frank Griffin 80 80 Tied
16th Gokhan Eskin 80 80 Tied
16th Sean Carroll 80 80 Tied
16th Anthony Scalza 80 80 Tied
16th Ryan Storer 80 80 Tied
16th Alp Yurteri 80 80 Tied
16th Bruce Nolte 80 80 Tied
16th Alain Jean 80 80 Tied
16th Joseph Angell 80 80 Tied
16th Christian Di Virgilio 80 80 Tied
16th Gerry Garcia 80 80 Tied
16th Malik Johnson 80 80 Tied
16th Rigoberto Ramos Lagunes 80 80 Tied
16th Ro Woon Lee 80 80 Tied
16th Eren Legend 80 80 Tied
16th Roman Miranda 80 80 Tied
16th Myke Nixon 80 80 Tied
16th Ruben Parker 80 80 Tied
16th Zach Stoppert 80 80 Tied
16th Adam Thomas 80 80 Tied
16th Donovan Wheatfall 80 80 Tied
16th Ricardo Winston 80 80 Tied
16th Kim Angel 80 80 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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212 Bodybuilding Full field · 25
1st Ahmad AshkananiKuwait
2nd Eduardo CorreaBrazil
3rd Kerrith BajjoUSA
4th Junho KimSouth Korea
5th Steve BenthinGermany
6th Mahmood Al DurrahCanada
9th Ricardo CorreiaCape Verde
10th Dwayne WalkerUSA
11th Pasquale D'AngeloItaly
12th Lloyd DollarUSA
13th Noel AdameUSA
14th Marco CardonaUSA
14th Arturo CottoUSA
14th Murat GonulTurkey
14th Sheldon HallUSA
14th Michael JohnsonUSA
14th Eddie PapiroUSA
14th Carlos PintoUSA
14th Marco RiveraUSA
14th Tommy TrilivasUSA
14th John J. WhalenUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Ahmad Ashkanani won decisively, +10 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Ricardo Correia over Dwayne Walker, 1 point apart for 9th/10th.
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1st Ahmad Ashkanani leader
2nd Eduardo Correa +10 on 1st
3rd Kerrith Bajjo +7 on 2nd
4th Junho Kim +12 on 3rd
5th Steve Benthin +14 on 4th
6th Mahmood Al Durrah +2 on 5th
7th Justin Randall +20 on 6th
8th Dwayne Quamina +12 on 7th
9th Ricardo Correia +14 on 8th
10th Dwayne Walker +1 on 9th
11th Pasquale D'Angelo +7 on 10th
12th Lloyd Dollar +5 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 2 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Ahmad Ashkanani 65 11 Lock win +10
2nd Eduardo Correa 1110 21
3rd Kerrith Bajjo 1315 28
4th Junho Kim 2020 40
5th Steve Benthin 2628 54 Held by 2
6th Mahmood Al Durrah 2927 56 Missed by 2
7th Justin Randall 4036 76
8th Dwayne Quamina 4939 88
9th Ricardo Correia 5745 102 Held by 1
10th Dwayne Walker 5845 103 Missed by 1
11th Pasquale D'Angelo 6545 110
12th Lloyd Dollar 7045 115
13th Noel Adame 7545 120
14th Marlon Ballesteros 8045 125 Tied
14th Marco Cardona 8045 125 Tied
14th Arturo Cotto 8045 125 Tied
14th Murat Gonul 8045 125 Tied
14th Sheldon Hall 8045 125 Tied
14th Michael Johnson 8045 125 Tied
14th Eddie Papiro 8045 125 Tied
14th Carlos Pinto 8045 125 Tied
14th Christyan Adonay Gomez Ramos 8045 125 Tied
14th Marco Rivera 8045 125 Tied
14th Tommy Trilivas 8045 125 Tied
14th John J. Whalen 8045 125 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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