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2022 Europa Pro Championships

Spain · Nov 6
Men's Open Full field · 15
1st Theo LeguerrierFrance
2nd Kokeny BelaHungary
3rd Alfred ChiriacRomania
4th Enrico HoffmannGermany
5th Dani KaganovichIsrael
6th Artem PakhniukRussia
7th Lewis BreedUK
8th Pablo Llopis MunozSpain
9th Gianluca Di LorenzoItaly
10th Rob CannonUK
11th Jaime Atienza
12th Cem NazimUK
13th Cristian Pancorbo RomeroSpain
14th Jorge ReyesUSA
DQ Mohamed HassanUAE
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Theo Leguerrier won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Cristian Pancorbo Romero over Jorge Reyes, 2 points apart for 13th/14th.
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1st Theo Leguerrier leader
2nd Kokeny Bela +6 on 1st
3rd Alfred Chiriac +6 on 2nd
4th Enrico Hoffmann +6 on 3rd
5th Dani Kaganovich +6 on 4th
6th Artem Pakhniuk +6 on 5th
7th Lewis Breed +6 on 6th
8th Pablo Llopis Munoz +6 on 7th
9th Gianluca Di Lorenzo +6 on 8th
10th Rob Cannon +6 on 9th
11th Jaime Atienza +6 on 10th
12th Cem Nazim +8 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 2 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Theo Leguerrier 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Kokeny Bela 66 — 12
3rd Alfred Chiriac 99 — 18
4th Enrico Hoffmann 1212 — 24
5th Dani Kaganovich 1515 — 30
6th Artem Pakhniuk 1818 — 36
7th Lewis Breed 2121 — 42
8th Pablo Llopis Munoz 2424 — 48
9th Gianluca Di Lorenzo 2727 — 54
10th Rob Cannon 3030 — 60
11th Jaime Atienza 3333 — 66
12th Cem Nazim 3737 — 74
13th Cristian Pancorbo Romero 3939 — 78 Held by 2
14th Jorge Reyes 4040 — 80 Missed by 2
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Classic Physique Full field · 17
1st Woilid BaatoutFrance
2nd Jesus Rodriguez SendraSpain
3rd Mikhail TimoshinRussia
4th Tautvydas TumbrotasLithuania
5th Siem GoossensNetherlands
6th Fabio LopesPortugal
7th Alex ConnorsAustralia
8th Petar DuperItaly
9th Kelvin HindeUK
10th Jaime VergaraSpain
11th Luca CorradoItaly
12th Esteban SmithSpain
13th George AchampongDenmark
14th Johnpaul LusanaDenmark
15th Joffrey VassauxFrance
16th Ross CaesarBarbados
17th Andrew FisherUK
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Woilid Baatout won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Siem Goossens over Fabio Lopes, 2 points apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Woilid Baatout leader
2nd Jesus Rodriguez Sendra +6 on 1st
3rd Mikhail Timoshin +6 on 2nd
4th Tautvydas Tumbrotas +6 on 3rd
5th Siem Goossens +8 on 4th
6th Fabio Lopes +2 on 5th
7th Alex Connors +8 on 6th
8th Petar Duper +6 on 7th
9th Kelvin Hinde +8 on 8th
10th Jaime Vergara +2 on 9th
11th Luca Corrado +8 on 10th
12th Esteban Smith +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Woilid Baatout 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Jesus Rodriguez Sendra 66 — 12
3rd Mikhail Timoshin 99 — 18
4th Tautvydas Tumbrotas 1212 — 24
5th Siem Goossens 1616 — 32 Held by 2
6th Fabio Lopes 1717 — 34 Missed by 2
7th Alex Connors 2121 — 42
8th Petar Duper 2424 — 48
9th Kelvin Hinde 2828 — 56 Held by 2
10th Jaime Vergara 2929 — 58 Missed by 2
11th Luca Corrado 3333 — 66
12th Esteban Smith 3535 — 70
13th George Achampong 3939 — 78
14th Johnpaul Lusana 4242 — 84
15th Joffrey Vassaux 4444 — 88 Held by 2
16th Ross Caesar 4545 — 90 Missed by 2
17th Andrew Fisher 4848 — 96
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 · 17
1st Adeyemi AwoyemiUK
2nd Sidy PouyeSpain
3rd Burak KingUSA
4th Andrea MostiItaly
5th Mohammad AliAustria
6th Jean DesulmeFrance
7th Isaac FrancisUK
8th Febo GambacortaItaly
9th Tunde HassanIreland
10th Daniel LeoneItaly
11th Tobias Rasheed Abdoul HamidGermany
12th Marcos Iglesias GarciaSpain
13th Enrique Gutierrez CaroSpain
14th Ferran Minana IbanezSpain
15th Toby OwenUK
16th Dimitri DesheraudFrance
16th Manuel SantaluciaItaly
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Adeyemi Awoyemi won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Isaac Francis over Febo Gambacorta, 2 points apart for 7th/8th.
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1st Adeyemi Awoyemi leader
2nd Sidy Pouye +6 on 1st
3rd Burak King +6 on 2nd
4th Andrea Mosti +6 on 3rd
5th Mohammad Ali +6 on 4th
6th Jean Desulme +6 on 5th
7th Isaac Francis +8 on 6th
8th Febo Gambacorta +2 on 7th
9th Tunde Hassan +10 on 8th
10th Daniel Leone +2 on 9th
11th Tobias Rasheed Abdoul Hamid +8 on 10th
12th Marcos Iglesias Garcia +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Adeyemi Awoyemi 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Sidy Pouye 66 — 12
3rd Burak King 99 — 18
4th Andrea Mosti 1212 — 24
5th Mohammad Ali 1515 — 30
6th Jean Desulme 1818 — 36
7th Isaac Francis 2222 — 44 Held by 2
8th Febo Gambacorta 2323 — 46 Missed by 2
9th Tunde Hassan 2828 — 56 Held by 2
10th Daniel Leone 2929 — 58 Missed by 2
11th Tobias Rasheed Abdoul Hamid 3333 — 66
12th Marcos Iglesias Garcia 3636 — 72
13th Enrique Gutierrez Caro 3939 — 78
14th Ferran Minana Ibanez 4242 — 84
15th Toby Owen 4545 — 90
16th Dimitri Desheraud 4848 — 96 Tied
16th Manuel Santalucia 4848 — 96 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 · 13
1st Radoslav AngelovBulgaria
2nd Dobromir Dimchev DelevBulgaria
3rd Daniel SticcoItaly
4th Vladimir IacovlevMoldova
5th Jorge Zamorano AvilaSpain
6th Dominik WoywatGermany
7th Steve BenthinGermany
8th Babacar NiangItaly
9th Muneer AljassasSaudi Arabia
10th Jean Carlos Jesus Guerrero AlfonzoSpain
11th Abdulrahman Al KhashtiKuwait
12th Vincente SantamariaSpain
DQ Zohir MihoubiQatar
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Radoslav Angelov won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Muneer Aljassas over Jean Carlos Jesus Guerrero Alfonzo, 1 point apart for 9th/10th.
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1st Radoslav Angelov leader
2nd Dobromir Dimchev Delev +6 on 1st
3rd Daniel Sticco +6 on 2nd
4th Vladimir Iacovlev +6 on 3rd
5th Jorge Zamorano Avila +6 on 4th
6th Dominik Woywat +6 on 5th
7th Steve Benthin +6 on 6th
8th Babacar Niang +6 on 7th
9th Muneer Aljassas +6 on 8th
10th Jean Carlos Jesus Guerrero Alfonzo +1 on 9th
11th Abdulrahman Al Khashti +5 on 10th
12th Vincente Santamaria +12 on 11th
All 12 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Radoslav Angelov 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Dobromir Dimchev Delev 66 — 12
3rd Daniel Sticco 99 — 18
4th Vladimir Iacovlev 1212 — 24
5th Jorge Zamorano Avila 1515 — 30
6th Dominik Woywat 1818 — 36
7th Steve Benthin 2121 — 42
8th Babacar Niang 2424 — 48
9th Muneer Aljassas 2727 — 54 Held by 1
10th Jean Carlos Jesus Guerrero Alfonzo 3333 — 55 Missed by 1
11th Abdulrahman Al Khashti 3030 — 60
12th Vincente Santamaria 3636 — 72
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Bikini Full field · 14
1st Ivanna EscandarSpain
2nd Allison TestuFrance
3rd Angela ValenzuelaSpain
4th Jessica FeeneyIreland
5th Zsofia MolnarHungary
6th Stine HansenDenmark
7th Giuditta TaccaniItaly
8th Eszter OczellaHungary
9th Irene IravedraSpain
10th Mie Kirstine RommelhofGermany
11th Phoebe Goodwin
12th Klaudia IgnasiakPoland
13th Sarah NeuheiselGermany
14th Shaneeka HarmonsonUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Ivanna Escandar won decisively, +6 clear of second.
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1st Ivanna Escandar leader
2nd Allison Testu +6 on 1st
3rd Angela Valenzuela +6 on 2nd
4th Jessica Feeney +6 on 3rd
5th Zsofia Molnar +6 on 4th
6th Stine Hansen +6 on 5th
7th Giuditta Taccani +6 on 6th
8th Eszter Oczella +6 on 7th
9th Irene Iravedra +6 on 8th
10th Mie Kirstine Rommelhof +6 on 9th
11th Phoebe Goodwin +6 on 10th
12th Klaudia Ignasiak +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 2 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Ivanna Escandar 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Allison Testu 66 — 12
3rd Angela Valenzuela 99 — 18
4th Jessica Feeney 1212 — 24
5th Zsofia Molnar 1515 — 30
6th Stine Hansen 1818 — 36
7th Giuditta Taccani 2121 — 42
8th Eszter Oczella 2424 — 48
9th Irene Iravedra 2727 — 54
10th Mie Kirstine Rommelhof 3030 — 60
11th Phoebe Goodwin 3333 — 66
12th Klaudia Ignasiak 3636 — 72
13th Sarah Neuheisel 3939 — 78
14th Shaneeka Harmonson 4242 — 84
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Figure Full field · 17
1st Paula RantaFinland
2nd Gabriela LinhartovaCzech Republic
3rd Asrun Osp VilmundardottirIceland
4th Hannah PrauseGermany
5th Adela OndrejovicovaSlovakia
6th Amanda WinstonUK
7th Rejoice GodwinSpain
8th Julia HeerenveenNetherlands
9th Lauren GreenUK
10th Lucie Favrelle
11th Scarlet HollandsUK
12th Behnaz Nasrollahi Azar
13th Dorota OgonowskaPoland
14th Nathalie M. JensenDenmark
15th Rosa Simba CassangaItaly
16th Mar Vilchez RodriguezSpain
16th Tamires Pompeu SilvaBrazil
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Paula Ranta won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Asrun Osp Vilmundardottir over Hannah Prause, 2 points apart for 3rd/4th.
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1st Paula Ranta leader
2nd Gabriela Linhartova +6 on 1st
3rd Asrun Osp Vilmundardottir +8 on 2nd
4th Hannah Prause +2 on 3rd
5th Adela Ondrejovicova +8 on 4th
6th Amanda Winston +6 on 5th
7th Rejoice Godwin +8 on 6th
8th Julia Heerenveen +2 on 7th
9th Lauren Green +8 on 8th
10th Lucie Favrelle +6 on 9th
11th Scarlet Hollands +6 on 10th
12th Behnaz Nasrollahi Azar +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Paula Ranta 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Gabriela Linhartova 66 — 12
3rd Asrun Osp Vilmundardottir 1010 — 20 Held by 2
4th Hannah Prause 1111 — 22 Missed by 2
5th Adela Ondrejovicova 1515 — 30
6th Amanda Winston 1818 — 36
7th Rejoice Godwin 2222 — 44 Held by 2
8th Julia Heerenveen 2323 — 46 Missed by 2
9th Lauren Green 2727 — 54
10th Lucie Favrelle 3030 — 60
11th Scarlet Hollands 3333 — 66
12th Behnaz Nasrollahi Azar 3636 — 72
13th Dorota Ogonowska 3939 — 78
14th Nathalie M. Jensen 4242 — 84
15th Rosa Simba Cassanga 4545 — 90
16th Mar Vilchez Rodriguez 4848 — 96 Tied
16th Tamires Pompeu Silva 4848 — 96 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Wellness Full field · 16
1st Maria PauletteSpain
2nd Carina MarquesSwitzerland
3rd Aline Machado Galvao FreitasBrazil
4th Natasha Jade NovakUK
5th Figen SahinUK
6th Liliana Velez MarinSpain
7th Jessica Eurenius LopezSweden
8th Lidia MeleroSpain
9th Dainora DvarionaiteLithuania
10th Houda HminiMorocco
11th Rosa Benadero MunozSpain
12th Lara TasharofiAustria
13th Oana Maria PurcaruRomania
14th Lisa SteeleItaly
15th Pernille Mindahl RasmussenDenmark
16th Clara SellaItaly
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Maria Paulette won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Liliana Velez Marin over Jessica Eurenius Lopez, 2 points apart for 6th/7th.
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1st Maria Paulette leader
2nd Carina Marques +6 on 1st
3rd Aline Machado Galvao Freitas +6 on 2nd
4th Natasha Jade Novak +6 on 3rd
5th Figen Sahin +6 on 4th
6th Liliana Velez Marin +8 on 5th
7th Jessica Eurenius Lopez +2 on 6th
8th Lidia Melero +8 on 7th
9th Dainora Dvarionaite +6 on 8th
10th Houda Hmini +6 on 9th
11th Rosa Benadero Munoz +6 on 10th
12th Lara Tasharofi +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Maria Paulette 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Carina Marques 66 — 12
3rd Aline Machado Galvao Freitas 99 — 18
4th Natasha Jade Novak 1212 — 24
5th Figen Sahin 1515 — 30
6th Liliana Velez Marin 1919 — 38 Held by 2
7th Jessica Eurenius Lopez 2020 — 40 Missed by 2
8th Lidia Melero 2424 — 48
9th Dainora Dvarionaite 2727 — 54
10th Houda Hmini 3030 — 60
11th Rosa Benadero Munoz 3333 — 66
12th Lara Tasharofi 3636 — 72
13th Oana Maria Purcaru 3939 — 78
14th Lisa Steele 4242 — 84
15th Pernille Mindahl Rasmussen 4545 — 90
16th Clara Sella 4848 — 96
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Fitness Full field · 5
1st Michaela PavleovaSlovakia
2nd Nikolett SzaboHungary
3rd Martina BianchiniItaly
4th Amy HamiltonSpain
5th Corinne Elizabeth BeanUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Michaela Pavleova won decisively, +7 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Nikolett Szabo over Martina Bianchini, 2 points apart for 2nd/3rd.
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1st Michaela Pavleova leader
2nd Nikolett Szabo +7 on 1st
3rd Martina Bianchini +2 on 2nd
4th Amy Hamilton +9 on 3rd
5th Corinne Elizabeth Bean +12 on 4th
All 5 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Michaela Pavleova 312 — 15 Lock win +7
2nd Nikolett Szabo 1210 — 22 Held by 2
3rd Martina Bianchini 916 — 24 Missed by 2
4th Amy Hamilton 924 — 33
5th Corinne Elizabeth Bean 1530 — 45
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Women's Bodybuilding Full field · 8
1st Alcione dos SantosBrazil
2nd Tiana FlexSouth Africa
3rd Stephanie FlesherUSA
4th Yesenia Garcia SpeckSpain
5th Vanessa LloriaSpain
6th Cristina ArellanoUSA
7th Sonia Cabre PasanoSpain
8th Claudia MocciaroItaly
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Alcione dos Santos won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Yesenia Garcia Speck over Vanessa Lloria, 2 points apart for 4th/5th.
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1st Alcione dos Santos leader
2nd Tiana Flex +6 on 1st
3rd Stephanie Flesher +6 on 2nd
4th Yesenia Garcia Speck +8 on 3rd
5th Vanessa Lloria +2 on 4th
6th Cristina Arellano +8 on 5th
7th Sonia Cabre Pasano +8 on 6th
8th Claudia Mocciaro +2 on 7th
All 8 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Alcione dos Santos 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Tiana Flex 66 — 12
3rd Stephanie Flesher 99 — 18
4th Yesenia Garcia Speck 1313 — 26 Held by 2
5th Vanessa Lloria 1414 — 28 Missed by 2
6th Cristina Arellano 1818 — 36
7th Sonia Cabre Pasano 2222 — 44 Held by 2
8th Claudia Mocciaro 2323 — 46 Missed by 2
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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