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2023 New York Pro

Teaneck, NJ, USA · May 20
Men's Open Full field · 15
1st Tonio BurtonUSA
2nd Stuart SutherlandUSA
3rd Josef KvetonCzech Republic
4th Joe SeemanCanada
5th Eric WoodUSA
6th Maxx CharlesUSA
7th Nathan SpearUSA
8th Robin StrandCanada
9th Brent SwansenUSA
10th Mike HulusiAustralia
11th Walter R. DebbsUSA
12th Slavoj BednarCzech Republic
13th Mariusz TomczukPoland
14th Lionardis Cardoza DelfinoUSA
15th Keunwoo ParkSouth Korea
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Tonio Burton won decisively, +6 clear of second.
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1st Tonio Burton leader
2nd Stuart Sutherland +6 on 1st
3rd Josef Kveton +6 on 2nd
4th Joe Seeman +7 on 3rd
5th Eric Wood +5 on 4th
6th Maxx Charles +5 on 5th
7th Nathan Spear +7 on 6th
8th Robin Strand +7 on 7th
9th Brent Swansen +4 on 8th
10th Mike Hulusi +7 on 9th
11th Walter R. Debbs +7 on 10th
12th Slavoj Bednar +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Tonio Burton 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Stuart Sutherland 66 — 12
3rd Josef Kveton 99 — 18
4th Joe Seeman 1312 ▲1 25
5th Eric Wood 1416 ▼2 30
6th Maxx Charles 1817 ▲1 35
7th Nathan Spear 2121 — 42
8th Robin Strand 2425 ▼1 49
9th Brent Swansen 2726 ▲1 53
10th Mike Hulusi 3030 — 60
11th Walter R. Debbs 3334 ▼1 67
12th Slavoj Bednar 3635 ▲1 71
13th Mariusz Tomczuk 4039 ▲1 79
14th Lionardis Cardoza Delfino 4143 ▼2 84
15th Keunwoo Park 4544 ▲1 89
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Classic Physique Full field · 21
1st Michael DaboulUAE
2nd Junior JavorskiBrazil
3rd Alexander WestermeierGermany
4th Camilo DiazColombia
5th Eric AbelonUSA
6th Matthew GreggoUSA
7th Jorge Luis Guerrero GallegosMexico
8th Rickoy PalmerUSA
9th Hubert KulczynskiPoland
10th Jeremiah WilliesUSA
11th Zeek AndrewsUSA
12th Brandon CooperUSA
13th Andrew WilsonUSA
14th Callum HinzeAustralia
15th Robert Van SantUSA
16th Munkhsaruul AltangerelUSA
16th Edgard John AugustinFrance
16th Kherlan BatbayarUSA
16th Javier Cruz-DuarteUSA
16th Tyler OkowzynskiCanada
16th Herbert Surita SotilloPuerto Rico
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Michael Daboul won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Camilo Diaz over Eric Abelon, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.
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1st Michael Daboul leader
2nd Junior Javorski +3 on 1st
3rd Alexander Westermeier +3 on 2nd
4th Camilo Diaz +4 on 3rd
5th Eric Abelon +1 on 4th
6th Matthew Greggo +4 on 5th
7th Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos +3 on 6th
8th Rickoy Palmer +3 on 7th
9th Hubert Kulczynski +4 on 8th
10th Jeremiah Willies +1 on 9th
11th Zeek Andrews +4 on 10th
12th Brandon Cooper +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Michael Daboul —— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Junior Javorski —— — 6
3rd Alexander Westermeier —— — 9
4th Camilo Diaz —— — 13 Held by 1
5th Eric Abelon —— — 14 Missed by 1
6th Matthew Greggo —— — 18
7th Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos —— — 21
8th Rickoy Palmer —— — 24
9th Hubert Kulczynski —— — 28 Held by 1
10th Jeremiah Willies —— — 29 Missed by 1
11th Zeek Andrews —— — 33
12th Brandon Cooper —— — 36
13th Andrew Wilson —— — 39
14th Callum Hinze —— — 43 Held by 1
15th Robert Van Sant —— — 44 Missed by 1
16th Munkhsaruul Altangerel —— — 48 Tied
16th Edgard John Augustin —— — 48 Tied
16th Kherlan Batbayar —— — 48 Tied
16th Javier Cruz-Duarte —— — 48 Tied
16th Tyler Okowzynski —— — 48 Tied
16th Herbert Surita Sotillo —— — 48 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 · 24
1st Ryan Terry*UK
2nd Vitor ChavesBrazil
3rd Sidy PouyeSpain
4th Daniel AmmonsUSA
5th Juan Manuel GochezColombia
6th Maxim GolovatiiUSA
7th Dawid WachelkaPoland
8th Charjo GrantUSA
9th Deke WalkerUK
10th Jarrett JenkinsUSA
11th Ephfram Mike LawhorneUSA
12th Miguel ZapataUSA
13th Aundre BensonUSA
14th Francisco RodriguezUSA
15th Andrew J. DavidUSA
16th Philip AcevedoUSA
16th Joseph AngellUSA
16th Jordan ClarkUSA
16th Matthew GeliaUSA
16th Aaron HarveyUSA
16th Dennis KlosterUSA
16th Joseph MencelAustralia
16th Gage MoranUSA
16th Richard YoungUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Ryan Terry won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Sidy Pouye over Daniel Ammons, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.
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1st Ryan Terry* leader
2nd Vitor Chaves +3 on 1st
3rd Sidy Pouye +4 on 2nd
4th Daniel Ammons +1 on 3rd
5th Juan Manuel Gochez +4 on 4th
6th Maxim Golovatii +3 on 5th
7th Dawid Wachelka +4 on 6th
8th Charjo Grant +1 on 7th
9th Deke Walker +4 on 8th
10th Jarrett Jenkins +3 on 9th
11th Ephfram Mike Lawhorne +4 on 10th
12th Miguel Zapata +1 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Ryan Terry* —— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Vitor Chaves —— — 6
3rd Sidy Pouye —— — 10 Held by 1
4th Daniel Ammons —— — 11 Missed by 1
5th Juan Manuel Gochez —— — 15
6th Maxim Golovatii —— — 18
7th Dawid Wachelka —— — 22 Held by 1
8th Charjo Grant —— — 23 Missed by 1
9th Deke Walker —— — 27
10th Jarrett Jenkins —— — 30
11th Ephfram Mike Lawhorne —— — 34 Held by 1
12th Miguel Zapata —— — 35 Missed by 1
13th Aundre Benson —— — 40 Held by 1
14th Francisco Rodriguez —— — 41 Missed by 1
15th Andrew J. David —— — 45
16th Philip Acevedo —— — 48 Tied
16th Joseph Angell —— — 48 Tied
16th Jordan Clark —— — 48 Tied
16th Matthew Gelia —— — 48 Tied
16th Aaron Harvey —— — 48 Tied
16th Dennis Kloster —— — 48 Tied
16th Joseph Mencel —— — 48 Tied
16th Gage Moran —— — 48 Tied
16th Richard Young —— — 48 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 · 16
1st Kerrith BajjoUSA
2nd Diego A. Guerra MontoyaColombia
3rd Jason HebertUSA
4th Jose MarteUSA
5th Sung Yeop JangSouth Korea
6th Jason JosephUSA
7th Peter CastellaHong Kong
8th Anthony S. DellaventuraUSA
9th Ralph FarahUAE
10th Hoyeon JangSouth Korea
11th Babacar NiangItaly
12th Nate TelowUSA
13th Jicheng QianChina
14th Jordan WiseUSA
15th Michael SchneiderAustria
16th Marc LoblinerUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Kerrith Bajjo won decisively, +6 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Sung Yeop Jang over Jason Joseph, 2 points apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Kerrith Bajjo leader
2nd Diego A. Guerra Montoya +6 on 1st
3rd Jason Hebert +6 on 2nd
4th Jose Marte +6 on 3rd
5th Sung Yeop Jang +8 on 4th
6th Jason Joseph +2 on 5th
7th Peter Castella +8 on 6th
8th Anthony S. Dellaventura +6 on 7th
9th Ralph Farah +6 on 8th
10th Hoyeon Jang +8 on 9th
11th Babacar Niang +2 on 10th
12th Nate Telow +8 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Kerrith Bajjo 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd Diego A. Guerra Montoya 66 — 12
3rd Jason Hebert 99 — 18
4th Jose Marte 1212 — 24
5th Sung Yeop Jang 1616 — 32 Held by 2
6th Jason Joseph 1717 — 34 Missed by 2
7th Peter Castella 2121 — 42
8th Anthony S. Dellaventura 2424 — 48
9th Ralph Farah 2727 — 54
10th Hoyeon Jang 3131 — 62 Held by 2
11th Babacar Niang 3232 — 64 Missed by 2
12th Nate Telow 3636 — 72
13th Jicheng Qian 3939 — 78
14th Jordan Wise 4242 — 84
15th Michael Schneider 4545 — 90
16th Marc Lobliner 4848 — 96
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Bikini Full field · 22
1st Aimee DelgadoUSA
2nd Reijuana HarleyUSA
3rd Ivanna EscandarSpain
4th Eli FernandezMexico
5th Shenase Case
6th Jessica WilsonUSA
7th Maria AcostaVenezuela
8th Rachel Schatz
9th Nedjie ThompsonUSA
10th Karene Gonzalez
11th Areum Song
12th Valeria FedorenkoUkraine
13th Alice RochaUSA
14th Sasa HeChina
15th Bridget BaileyAustralia
16th Rudie GuerreroUSA
16th Marnie Al-SarafUK
16th Christina Friscia
16th Yume KurokawaJapan
16th Noemi LavaccaItaly
16th Angely RojasUSA
16th Petra VoldanovaCzech Republic
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Aimee Delgado won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Bridget Bailey over Rudie Guerrero, 1 point apart for 15th/16th.
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1st Aimee Delgado leader
2nd Reijuana Harley +3 on 1st
3rd Ivanna Escandar +3 on 2nd
4th Eli Fernandez +3 on 3rd
5th Shenase Case +3 on 4th
6th Jessica Wilson +2 on 5th
7th Maria Acosta +4 on 6th
8th Rachel Schatz +3 on 7th
9th Nedjie Thompson +3 on 8th
10th Karene Gonzalez +3 on 9th
11th Areum Song +4 on 10th
12th Valeria Fedorenko +2 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Aimee Delgado —— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Reijuana Harley —— — 6
3rd Ivanna Escandar —— — 9
4th Eli Fernandez —— — 12
5th Shenase Case —— — 15 Held by 2
6th Jessica Wilson —— — 17 Missed by 2
7th Maria Acosta —— — 21
8th Rachel Schatz —— — 24
9th Nedjie Thompson —— — 27
10th Karene Gonzalez —— — 30
11th Areum Song —— — 34 Held by 2
12th Valeria Fedorenko —— — 36 Missed by 2
13th Alice Rocha —— — 39
14th Sasa He —— — 42
15th Bridget Bailey —— — 46 Held by 1
16th Rudie Guerrero —— — 47 Missed by 1
16th Marnie Al-Saraf —— — 48 Missed by 1
16th Christina Friscia —— — 48 Tied
16th Yume Kurokawa —— — 48 Tied
16th Noemi Lavacca —— — 48 Tied
16th Angely Rojas —— — 48 Tied
16th Petra Voldanova —— — 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Figure Full field · 22
1st Maria Luisa Baeza DiazUSA
2nd Natalia SolteroMexico
3rd Jennifer ZienertGermany
4th Rene Miller
5th Danielle RoseUSA
6th Thais Cabrices-WernerUSA
7th Aksana YukhnoUSA
8th Annelies Charlotte Fortuin
9th Jessica BaltazarUSA
10th Nakeisha ScruggsUSA
11th Constance JonesUSA
12th Kelly SammutAustralia
13th Yukina BetzUSA
14th Angelika Chapman
15th Danielle BarrosUSA
16th Lynn Centino
16th Lu FaustinUSA
16th Rebecca Godwin
16th Julie R. Medina
16th Traci MillerUSA
16th Nina PaulusGermany
16th Andrea VillalobosUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Rene Miller over Danielle Rose, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.
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1st Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz leader
2nd Natalia Soltero +3 on 1st
3rd Jennifer Zienert +3 on 2nd
4th Rene Miller +4 on 3rd
5th Danielle Rose +1 on 4th
6th Thais Cabrices-Werner +5 on 5th
7th Aksana Yukhno +1 on 6th
8th Annelies Charlotte Fortuin +4 on 7th
9th Jessica Baltazar +3 on 8th
10th Nakeisha Scruggs +4 on 9th
11th Constance Jones +1 on 10th
12th Kelly Sammut +5 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz —— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Natalia Soltero —— — 6
3rd Jennifer Zienert —— — 9
4th Rene Miller —— — 13 Held by 1
5th Danielle Rose —— — 14 Missed by 1
6th Thais Cabrices-Werner —— — 19 Held by 1
7th Aksana Yukhno —— — 20 Missed by 1
8th Annelies Charlotte Fortuin —— — 24
9th Jessica Baltazar —— — 27
10th Nakeisha Scruggs —— — 31 Held by 1
11th Constance Jones —— — 32 Missed by 1
12th Kelly Sammut —— — 37 Held by 2
13th Yukina Betz —— — 39 Missed by 2
14th Angelika Chapman —— — 42
15th Danielle Barros —— — 45
16th Lynn Centino —— — 48 Tied
16th Lu Faustin —— — 48 Tied
16th Rebecca Godwin —— — 48 Tied
16th Julie R. Medina —— — 48 Tied
16th Traci Miller —— — 48 Tied
16th Nina Paulus —— — 48 Tied
16th Andrea Villalobos —— — 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Wellness Full field · 6
1st Giselle MachadoBrazil
2nd Tefani-Sam Genadi RazhiUSA
3rd Lili DongChina
4th Edna Ferreira De Souza
5th Daisha JohnsonUSA
6th Carol CantareroUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Giselle Machado won by 3 — a narrow decision.
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1st Giselle Machado leader
2nd Tefani-Sam Genadi Razhi +3 on 1st
3rd Lili Dong +3 on 2nd
4th Edna Ferreira De Souza +3 on 3rd
5th Daisha Johnson +3 on 4th
6th Carol Cantarero +3 on 5th
All 6 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Giselle Machado —— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Tefani-Sam Genadi Razhi —— — 6
3rd Lili Dong —— — 9
4th Edna Ferreira De Souza —— — 12
5th Daisha Johnson —— — 15
6th Carol Cantarero —— — 18
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Scorecard (212 Bodybuilding) →Scorecard (Men's Physique) →Scorecard (Men's Open) →Scorecard (Classic Physique) →Scorecard (Bikini) →Scorecard (Figure) →Scorecard (Wellness) →
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