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2023 Japan Pro

Tokyo, Japan · Nov 25–26
Men's Open Full field · 23
1st Theo LeguerrierFrance
2nd Alfred ChiriacRomania
3rd Liang YanChina
4th Roman FritzGermany
5th Vitor BoffBrazil
6th Errol MooreUSA
8th Pavel BeranCzech Republic
10th Sungeun JeonSouth Korea
11th Derrick OlaraChina
12th Kai TianChina
13th Seungmin KimSouth Korea
14th Joji SekineJapan
15th Jung Soon ParkSouth Korea
16th Seojin HamSouth Korea
16th Yuxuan HeChina
16th Hoyeon JangSouth Korea
16th Soohyun ParkSouth Korea
16th Jorge ReyesUSA
16th Surachai PlangaiemThailand
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Theo Leguerrier won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Derrick Olara over Kai Tian, 2 points apart for 11th/12th.
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1st Theo Leguerrier leader
2nd Alfred Chiriac +5 on 1st
3rd Liang Yan +6 on 2nd
4th Roman Fritz +3 on 3rd
5th Vitor Boff +6 on 4th
6th Errol Moore +6 on 5th
7th Da Wei Zhou +3 on 6th
8th Pavel Beran +5 on 7th
9th Chengrui Zhang +6 on 8th
10th Sungeun Jeon +5 on 9th
11th Derrick Olara +7 on 10th
12th Kai Tian +2 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Theo Leguerrier 5 5 Narrow win
2nd Alfred Chiriac 10 10
3rd Liang Yan 16 16
4th Roman Fritz 19 19
5th Vitor Boff 25 25
6th Errol Moore 31 31
7th Da Wei Zhou 34 34
8th Pavel Beran 39 39
9th Chengrui Zhang 45 45
10th Sungeun Jeon 50 50
11th Derrick Olara 57 57 Held by 2
12th Kai Tian 59 59 Missed by 2
13th Seungmin Kim 65 65
14th Joji Sekine 70 70
15th Jung Soon Park 74 74
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 · 27
1st Jo UezatoJapan
2nd Yoon Sung LeeSouth Korea
3rd Juxian HeChina
4th Yukihiro YuasaJapan
5th Farouq IshimotoJapan
6th Junpei TaguchiJapan
7th Mohammad AliAustria
8th Puwanat PutoyaThailand
9th Navid AliJapan
10th Joshua Eng Cherng ShinMalaysia
11th Shi Yuan PeiChina
12th Ryo TerashimaJapan
13th Chin Jui YuTaiwan
14th Ryohei OkadaJapan
15th Xin LiChina
16th Ka King CheungHong Kong
16th Chen JianChina
16th Junho LeeSouth Korea
16th Seungmu LeeSouth Korea
16th Masoud ParvizThailand
16th Hong SonVietnam
16th Jian SongChina
16th Natsuki TakaramuraJapan
16th Yiming WeiChina
16th Xin XiChina
16th Han YangChina
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Jo Uezato won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Mohammad Ali over Puwanat Putoya, 1 point apart for 7th/8th.
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1st Jo Uezato leader
2nd Yoon Sung Lee +5 on 1st
3rd Juxian He +5 on 2nd
4th Yukihiro Yuasa +5 on 3rd
5th Farouq Ishimoto +6 on 4th
6th Junpei Taguchi +3 on 5th
7th Mohammad Ali +8 on 6th
8th Puwanat Putoya +1 on 7th
9th Navid Ali +7 on 8th
10th Joshua Eng Cherng Shin +6 on 9th
11th Shi Yuan Pei +3 on 10th
12th Ryo Terashima +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Jo Uezato 5 5 Narrow win
2nd Yoon Sung Lee 10 10
3rd Juxian He 15 15
4th Yukihiro Yuasa 20 20
5th Farouq Ishimoto 26 26
6th Junpei Taguchi 29 29
7th Mohammad Ali 37 37 Held by 1
8th Puwanat Putoya 38 38 Missed by 1
9th Navid Ali 45 45
10th Joshua Eng Cherng Shin 51 51
11th Shi Yuan Pei 54 54
12th Ryo Terashima 60 60
13th Chin Jui Yu 65 65
14th Ryohei Okada 72 72 Held by 1
15th Xin Li 73 73 Missed by 1
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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Bikini Full field · 30
2nd Vikki WeyChina
3rd Yurika NodaUSA
4th Liling WangChina
5th Rena AjimaJapan
6th Cynthia ChenChina
7th Wing Shan Amanda LamHong Kong
8th Zhao DongChina
10th Miharu KurachiJapan
11th Chanyu XuChina
12th Kerry SextonUK
13th Yeongshin KimSouth Korea
14th Urchal ByambatserenMongolia
14th Karyse ColeyUK
14th Aleksandra DubaPoland
14th Yue GaoChina
14th Piranya KantabutThailand
14th Asaka KimuraJapan
14th Cecilia LiangTaiwan
14th Pei Fen LinTaiwan
14th Regina TanSingapore
14th Wendy TsaiTaiwan
14th Josephine YeongMalaysia
14th Laura YoungAustralia
14th Chu ChiehTaiwan
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Ashley Kaltwasser won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Elizaveta Shmukler over Miharu Kurachi, 2 points apart for 9th/10th.
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1st Ashley Kaltwasser* leader
2nd Vikki Wey +5 on 1st
3rd Yurika Noda +6 on 2nd
4th Liling Wang +3 on 3rd
5th Rena Ajima +7 on 4th
6th Cynthia Chen +3 on 5th
7th Wing Shan Amanda Lam +6 on 6th
8th Zhao Dong +5 on 7th
9th Elizaveta Shmukler +7 on 8th
10th Miharu Kurachi +2 on 9th
11th Chanyu Xu +7 on 10th
12th Kerry Sexton +2 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 1 further position not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Ashley Kaltwasser* 5 5 Narrow win
2nd Vikki Wey 10 10
3rd Yurika Noda 16 16
4th Liling Wang 19 19
5th Rena Ajima 26 26
6th Cynthia Chen 29 29
7th Wing Shan Amanda Lam 35 35
8th Zhao Dong 40 40
9th Elizaveta Shmukler 47 47 Held by 2
10th Miharu Kurachi 49 49 Missed by 2
11th Chanyu Xu 56 56 Held by 2
12th Kerry Sexton 58 58 Missed by 2
13th Yeongshin Kim 65 65
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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