2024 EVLS Prague Pro — Results

Men's Open Full field · 21

1st Martin Fitzwater

USA

2nd Chris Bumstead*

Canada

3rd Shaun Clarida*

USA

4th Matthias Hollweck

Germany

5th Horse Marcello

Brazil

6th Krystian Wolski

Poland

7th Jan Turek

Czech Republic

8th Andrea Presti

Italy

9th Pavel Beran

Czech Republic

10th Andrea Bolzoni

Italy

11th Jack Richardson

UK

12th Maik Ciesla

Germany

13th Roman Begass

Germany

14th Mike Hulusi

Australia

15th Jaroslav Jenicek

Czech Republic

16th Ossama Ashour

Germany

16th Mark Joyce

UK

16th Simon Lada

Poland

16th Harry Lehner

Austria

16th Daniel Poniedzialek

Poland

16th Peter Zembjak

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Martin Fitzwater won decisively, +6 clear of second.

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1st Martin Fitzwater leader

2nd Chris Bumstead* +6 on 1st

3rd Shaun Clarida* +6 on 2nd

4th Matthias Hollweck, Horse Marcello +9 on 3rd

6th Krystian Wolski +9 on 4th

7th Jan Turek +6 on 6th

8th Andrea Presti +6 on 7th

9th Pavel Beran +6 on 8th

10th Andrea Bolzoni +6 on 9th

11th Jack Richardson +6 on 10th

12th Maik Ciesla +6 on 11th

13th Roman Begass +6 on 12th

Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Martin Fitzwater	3	3	—	6	Lock win +6
2nd	Chris Bumstead*	6	6	—	12
3rd	Shaun Clarida*	9	9	—	18
4th	Matthias Hollweck	15	12	▲3	27	Held on finals
5th	Horse Marcello	12	15	▼3	27	Missed on finals
6th	Krystian Wolski	18	18	—	36
7th	Jan Turek	21	21	—	42
8th	Andrea Presti	24	24	—	48
9th	Pavel Beran	27	27	—	54
10th	Andrea Bolzoni	30	30	—	60
11th	Jack Richardson	33	33	—	66
12th	Maik Ciesla	36	36	—	72
13th	Roman Begass	39	39	—	78
14th	Mike Hulusi	42	42	—	84
15th	Jaroslav Jenicek	45	45	—	90
16th	Ossama Ashour	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Mark Joyce	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Simon Lada	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Harry Lehner	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Daniel Poniedzialek	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Peter Zembjak	48	48	—	96	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 · 11

1st Richard Nagy

Hungary

2nd Emanuele Ricotti

Italy

3rd Patryk Jaskiewicz

Poland

4th Patrik Herczik

Czech Republic

5th Hubert Kulczynski

Poland

6th Lukasz Kuziak

7th Tomas Sentinek

Slovakia

8th Marius Osmundsen

9th Mohamad Al Baghdadi

Germany

10th Lukas Cerveny

Czech Republic

11th Avraam Kyriacou

Cyprus

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Richard Nagy won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Richard Nagy leader

2nd Emanuele Ricotti +3 on 1st

3rd Patryk Jaskiewicz +3 on 2nd

4th Patrik Herczik +3 on 3rd

5th Hubert Kulczynski +3 on 4th

6th Lukasz Kuziak +3 on 5th

7th Tomas Sentinek +3 on 6th

8th Marius Osmundsen +3 on 7th

9th Mohamad Al Baghdadi +3 on 8th

10th Lukas Cerveny +3 on 9th

11th Avraam Kyriacou +3 on 10th

All 11 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Richard Nagy	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Emanuele Ricotti	6	—	—	6
3rd	Patryk Jaskiewicz	9	—	—	9
4th	Patrik Herczik	12	—	—	12
5th	Hubert Kulczynski	15	—	—	15
6th	Lukasz Kuziak	18	—	—	18
7th	Tomas Sentinek	21	—	—	21
8th	Marius Osmundsen	24	—	—	24
9th	Mohamad Al Baghdadi	27	—	—	27
10th	Lukas Cerveny	30	—	—	30
11th	Avraam Kyriacou	33	—	—	33

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 Omar Suleiman

UK

2nd Miroslav Juricek

Czech Republic

3rd Ireneusz Ptucha

Poland

4th Palmai Zsolt

Hungary

5th Ondrej Kmostak

Czech Republic

6th Sanad Alsanad

Kuwait

7th Qaiser Al-Asi

Bahrain

8th Luca Biolo

Italy

9th Omar Boresli

Kuwait

10th Hachemi Hemza

Algeria

11th Nelson Rodrigues

Portugal

12th Maksimilian Petrov

Bulgaria

13th Omer Bahamed

Qatar

14th Alex Arguello

Mexico

15th Filipe Martins

Portugal

16th Emile Walker

UK

16th Alessandro Colacchi

Italy

16th Gabriel Biefnot

Belgium

16th Kacper Borawski

Poland

16th Ramzi Boubaker

16th Junaid Kaliwala

India

16th Yemz Aeoyemi

UK

16th Guerrat Mancef

Algeria

16th Matheus Nery

Brazil

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Omar Suleiman won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Filipe Martins over Alessandro Colacchi, 1 point apart for 15th/16th.

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1st Omar Suleiman leader

2nd Miroslav Juricek +3 on 1st

3rd Ireneusz Ptucha +3 on 2nd

4th Palmai Zsolt +3 on 3rd

5th Ondrej Kmostak +3 on 4th

6th Sanad Alsanad +3 on 5th

7th Qaiser Al-Asi +3 on 6th

8th Luca Biolo +3 on 7th

9th Omar Boresli +3 on 8th

10th Hachemi Hemza +3 on 9th

11th Nelson Rodrigues +3 on 10th

12th Maksimilian Petrov +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Omar Suleiman	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Miroslav Juricek	6	—	—	6
3rd	Ireneusz Ptucha	9	—	—	9
4th	Palmai Zsolt	12	—	—	12
5th	Ondrej Kmostak	15	—	—	15
6th	Sanad Alsanad	18	—	—	18
7th	Qaiser Al-Asi	21	—	—	21
8th	Luca Biolo	24	—	—	24
9th	Omar Boresli	27	—	—	27
10th	Hachemi Hemza	30	—	—	30
11th	Nelson Rodrigues	33	—	—	33
12th	Maksimilian Petrov	36	—	—	36
13th	Omer Bahamed	39	—	—	39
14th	Alex Arguello	43	—	—	43	Held by 2
15th	Filipe Martins	45	—	—	45	Missed by 2
16th	Alessandro Colacchi	46	—	—	46	Missed by 1
16th	Emile Walker	48	—	—	48	Missed by 2
16th	Gabriel Biefnot	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Kacper Borawski	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ramzi Boubaker	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Junaid Kaliwala	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Yemz Aeoyemi	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Guerrat Mancef	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Matheus Nery	48	—	—	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 · 8

1st Ahmad Ashkanani

Kuwait

2nd Tomas Tabaciar

Slovakia

3rd Alexandru Vasile Uta

Romania

4th Amin Parvaneh

Germany

5th Florin Dogaru

Romania

6th Ahmad Adel Dokhy

Norway

7th Michael Schneider

Austria

8th Thiago Santisteban

Brazil

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Ahmad Ashkanani won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Amin Parvaneh over Florin Dogaru, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.

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1st Ahmad Ashkanani leader

2nd Tomas Tabaciar +3 on 1st

3rd Alexandru Vasile Uta +3 on 2nd

4th Amin Parvaneh +5 on 3rd

5th Florin Dogaru +1 on 4th

6th Ahmad Adel Dokhy +1 on 5th

7th Michael Schneider +5 on 6th

8th Thiago Santisteban +3 on 7th

All 8 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Ahmad Ashkanani	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Tomas Tabaciar	6	—	—	6
3rd	Alexandru Vasile Uta	9	—	—	9
4th	Amin Parvaneh	14	—	—	14	Held by 1
5th	Florin Dogaru	15	—	—	15	Missed by 1
6th	Ahmad Adel Dokhy	16	—	—	16	Missed by 1
7th	Michael Schneider	21	—	—	21
8th	Thiago Santisteban	24	—	—	24

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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