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2025 Huanji China Pro 4

Beijing, China · Dec 14
Classic Physique Full field · 17
1st Yunchao ZhouChina 10pts
2nd Jun Lang HanTaiwan 4pts
3rd Vahid BadpeiIran 3pts
4th Vitaliy Omel'chenkoRussia 2pts
5th Wen Hsin HuangTaiwan 1pt
6th Chuan Zu ChenChina
7th Andrei KozhokarRussia
8th Weiqing YangChina
9th Luo JieChina
10th Moosa AlbalooshiUAE
11th Feifei Lei
12th Hao JiangChina
13th Canxiong Cai
14th Farhang Abbasian Manigh
15th Vladislav Terekhov
16th Yashar Anbari
16th Haonan Chi
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Yunchao Zhou won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Wen Hsin Huang over Chuan Zu Chen, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Yunchao Zhou leader
2nd Jun Lang Han +3 on 1st
3rd Vahid Badpei +3 on 2nd
4th Vitaliy Omel'chenko +3 on 3rd
5th Wen Hsin Huang +4 on 4th
6th Chuan Zu Chen +1 on 5th
7th Andrei Kozhokar +4 on 6th
8th Weiqing Yang +4 on 7th
9th Luo Jie +1 on 8th
10th Moosa Albalooshi +5 on 9th
11th Feifei Lei +1 on 10th
12th Hao Jiang +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Yunchao Zhou 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Jun Lang Han 6— — 6
3rd Vahid Badpei 9— — 9
4th Vitaliy Omel'chenko 12— — 12
5th Wen Hsin Huang 16— — 16 Held by 1
6th Chuan Zu Chen 17— — 17 Missed by 1
7th Andrei Kozhokar 21— — 21
8th Weiqing Yang 25— — 25 Held by 1
9th Luo Jie 26— — 26 Missed by 1
10th Moosa Albalooshi 31— — 31 Held by 1
11th Feifei Lei 32— — 32 Missed by 1
12th Hao Jiang 36— — 36
13th Canxiong Cai 39— — 39
14th Farhang Abbasian Manigh 43— — 43 Held by 1
15th Vladislav Terekhov 44— — 44 Missed by 1
16th Yashar Anbari 48— — 48 Tied
16th Haonan Chi 48— — 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 · 20
1st Edvan PalmeiraBrazil 10pts
2nd Kamal AitirhmourMorocco 4pts
3rd Li XiaolongChina 3pts
4th Wang Xiao KangChina 2pts
5th Jiang Kun ZhiChina 1pt
6th Aliaksei GlushakBelarus
7th Hieu Vu MinhVietnam
8th Vardhan MalhotraIndia
9th Guanghui SongChina
10th Weitong GengChina
11th Zhihua LiuChina
12th Rustam KrymukovRussia
13th Mohamed Abdelhaleem Shebl AbdelhaleemEgypt
14th Mbuga MosesUganda
15th Genheng LuChina
16th Hae Nam KiSouth Korea
16th Alejandro Ruiz BorregoSpain
16th Chenlong WuChina
16th Saad BinhashimSaudi Arabia
16th Yasin GhodratiIran
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Edvan Palmeira won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Guanghui Song over Weitong Geng, 1 point apart for 9th/10th.
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1st Edvan Palmeira leader
2nd Kamal Aitirhmour +3 on 1st
3rd Li Xiaolong +3 on 2nd
4th Wang Xiao Kang +3 on 3rd
5th Jiang Kun Zhi +3 on 4th
6th Aliaksei Glushak +3 on 5th
7th Hieu Vu Minh +3 on 6th
8th Vardhan Malhotra +3 on 7th
9th Guanghui Song +4 on 8th
10th Weitong Geng +1 on 9th
11th Zhihua Liu +4 on 10th
12th Rustam Krymukov +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Edvan Palmeira 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Kamal Aitirhmour 6— — 6
3rd Li Xiaolong 9— — 9
4th Wang Xiao Kang 12— — 12
5th Jiang Kun Zhi 15— — 15
6th Aliaksei Glushak 18— — 18
7th Hieu Vu Minh 21— — 21
8th Vardhan Malhotra 24— — 24
9th Guanghui Song 28— — 28 Held by 1
10th Weitong Geng 29— — 29 Missed by 1
11th Zhihua Liu 33— — 33
12th Rustam Krymukov 36— — 36
13th Mohamed Abdelhaleem Shebl Abdelhaleem 39— — 39
14th Mbuga Moses 42— — 42
15th Genheng Lu 45— — 45
16th Hae Nam Ki 48— — 48 Tied
16th Alejandro Ruiz Borrego 48— — 48 Tied
16th Chenlong Wu 48— — 48 Tied
16th Saad Binhashim 48— — 48 Tied
16th Yasin Ghodrati 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 · 16
1st Shaun Clarida*USA
2nd Aphichai WandeeThailand
3rd Iurii SologubRussia
4th Xiaoshuang LanChina
5th Mohamed GomaaEgypt
6th Ahmed JuraybiSaudi Arabia
7th Moukhlise HassouneMorocco
8th Intack LeeSouth Korea
9th Ali AbualmakaremSaudi Arabia
10th Zhen Hua SongChina
11th Mojtaba ZareIran
12th Man Chung ChanHong Kong
13th En ZhouChina
14th Yang Yang LiChina
15th Man To Matthew ChengHong Kong
16th Hongeun KimSouth Korea
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Shaun Clarida won by 4 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Aphichai Wandee over Iurii Sologub, 1 point apart for 2nd/3rd.
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1st Shaun Clarida* leader
2nd Aphichai Wandee +4 on 1st
3rd Iurii Sologub +1 on 2nd
4th Xiaoshuang Lan +4 on 3rd
5th Mohamed Gomaa +4 on 4th
6th Ahmed Juraybi +2 on 5th
7th Moukhlise Hassoune +1 on 6th
8th Intack Lee +5 on 7th
9th Ali Abualmakarem +3 on 8th
10th Zhen Hua Song +3 on 9th
11th Mojtaba Zare +3 on 10th
12th Man Chung Chan +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Shaun Clarida* 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Aphichai Wandee 7— — 7 Held by 1
3rd Iurii Sologub 8— — 8 Missed by 1
4th Xiaoshuang Lan 12— — 12
5th Mohamed Gomaa 16— — 16 Held by 2
6th Ahmed Juraybi 18— — 18 Missed by 2
7th Moukhlise Hassoune 19— — 19 Missed by 1
8th Intack Lee 24— — 24
9th Ali Abualmakarem 27— — 27
10th Zhen Hua Song 30— — 30
11th Mojtaba Zare 33— — 33
12th Man Chung Chan 36— — 36
13th En Zhou 39— — 39
14th Yang Yang Li 42— — 42
15th Man To Matthew Cheng 45— — 45
16th Hongeun Kim 48— — 48
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Bikini Full field · 12
1st Uyanga BataaMongolia 10pts
2nd Cynthia ChenChina 4pts
3rd Alina BogachevaKyrgyzstan 3pts
4th Nittaya KongthunThailand 2pts
5th Chaniporn KeawchoteThailand 1pt
6th Kristina ChekmenevaRussia
7th Yingyi XiaoChina
8th Oyungerel BayarsaikhanMongolia
9th Hanane SalehiIran
10th Tatiana VeberRussia
11th Regina TanSingapore
12th Johanna DurrUAE
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Uyanga Bataa won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Chaniporn Keawchote over Kristina Chekmeneva, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Uyanga Bataa leader
2nd Cynthia Chen +3 on 1st
3rd Alina Bogacheva +3 on 2nd
4th Nittaya Kongthun +3 on 3rd
5th Chaniporn Keawchote +4 on 4th
6th Kristina Chekmeneva +1 on 5th
7th Yingyi Xiao +4 on 6th
8th Oyungerel Bayarsaikhan +3 on 7th
9th Hanane Salehi +3 on 8th
10th Tatiana Veber +3 on 9th
11th Regina Tan +3 on 10th
12th Johanna Durr +3 on 11th
All 12 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Uyanga Bataa 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Cynthia Chen 6— — 6
3rd Alina Bogacheva 9— — 9
4th Nittaya Kongthun 12— — 12
5th Chaniporn Keawchote 16— — 16 Held by 1
6th Kristina Chekmeneva 17— — 17 Missed by 1
7th Yingyi Xiao 21— — 21
8th Oyungerel Bayarsaikhan 24— — 24
9th Hanane Salehi 27— — 27
10th Tatiana Veber 30— — 30
11th Regina Tan 33— — 33
12th Johanna Durr 36— — 36
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Wellness Full field · 20
1st Wenqian YangChina 10pts
2nd Yingchen LiuTaiwan 4pts
3rd Xiaoyan LiChina 3pts
4th Araceli Maria Nunez RamosArgentina 2pts
5th Belova EkaterinaRussia 1pt
6th Nguyen Thi MaiVietnam
7th Alexandra AnufrievaRussia
8th Michele FuzitaJapan
9th Chin Wen HsiaoTaiwan
10th Svetlana KashirinaRussia
11th Ying FuChina
12th Shuyu FanChina
13th Minjia FangChina
14th Yeying LinChina
15th Ellen ArimotoJapan
16th Qianqian ZhangChina
16th Daria PavlovaRussia
16th Darling OrtegaNicaragua
16th Vanessa RossiPeru
16th Anastasia OstapenkoRussia
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Wenqian Yang won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Belova Ekaterina over Nguyen Thi Mai, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Wenqian Yang leader
2nd Yingchen Liu +3 on 1st
3rd Xiaoyan Li +3 on 2nd
4th Araceli Maria Nunez Ramos +3 on 3rd
5th Belova Ekaterina +5 on 4th
6th Nguyen Thi Mai +1 on 5th
7th Alexandra Anufrieva +1 on 6th
8th Michele Fuzita +5 on 7th
9th Chin Wen Hsiao +3 on 8th
10th Svetlana Kashirina +3 on 9th
11th Ying Fu +3 on 10th
12th Shuyu Fan +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Wenqian Yang 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Yingchen Liu 6— — 6
3rd Xiaoyan Li 9— — 9
4th Araceli Maria Nunez Ramos 12— — 12
5th Belova Ekaterina 17— — 17 Held by 1
6th Nguyen Thi Mai 18— — 18 Missed by 1
7th Alexandra Anufrieva 19— — 19 Missed by 1
8th Michele Fuzita 24— — 24
9th Chin Wen Hsiao 27— — 27
10th Svetlana Kashirina 30— — 30
11th Ying Fu 33— — 33
12th Shuyu Fan 37— — 37 Held by 1
13th Minjia Fang 38— — 38 Missed by 1
14th Yeying Lin 42— — 42
15th Ellen Arimoto 45— — 45
16th Qianqian Zhang 48— — 48 Tied
16th Daria Pavlova 48— — 48 Tied
16th Darling Ortega 48— — 48 Tied
16th Vanessa Rossi 48— — 48 Tied
16th Anastasia Ostapenko 48— — 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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