2023 Empro Classic Pro Bodybuilding Show Preview

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The Empro Classic Pro bodybuilding show is one of the larger shows in Europe. The 2023 edition features six IFBB Pro League divisions, including the Men’s Open division on June 17-18, 2023, in Alicante, Spain. The winners of each of the two men’s and four women’s divisions will qualify for the 2023 Olympia on Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, FL.
2023 Empro Classic Pro Rosters
The rosters for all six contests are below:
Men’s Open

Jorge Zamorano Avila (Spain)
Wellington Fernando Baptista (Brazil)
Roman Fritz (Germany)
Petar Klancir (Croatia)
Michal Krizanek (Slovakia)
Joan Pradells Martinez (Spain)
Jose Manuel Munoz (Spain)
Emir Omeragic (Germany)
Andrea Presti (Italy)
Vincente Santamaria (Spain)
Krystian Wolski (Poland)

Classic Physique

Ayham Alaws (Germany)
Luis David Restrepo Bucheli (Colombia)
David Martinez Campos (Spain)
Joan Canngieter (Aruba)
Ryan Cartwright (United Kingdom)
German Pastor Cueto (Spain)
Camilo Diaz (USA)
Djallal Feidi (France)
Ethan Gohari (Australia)
Lucas Alexander Guido (Germany)
Francisco Navarro Hernandez (Spain)
Junior Javorski (Brazil)
Antoine Loth (Spain)
Jonathan Moreno (Spain)
Amaury Patte (France)
Emanuele Ricotti (Italy)
Abraham Rodriguez (Spain)
Javier Prado Senas (Spain)

Women’s Physique

Birgit Andersch (Austria)
Hayley Brylewski (England)
Carolina Fernandez (Spain)
Yaiza Miranda Gonzalez (Spain)
Marina Kassinopoullou (Cyprus)
Sanna Nupponen (Finland)
Mar Ruiz (Spain)
Romana Skotzen (United Kingdom)
Uta Koehler-Spitzbart (Germany)

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Manon Dutilly (France)
Lucie Favrelle (France)
A.C Fortuin (The Netherlands)
Leonie Friedel (Germany)
Daiane Aparecida de Freitas (Brazil)
Rejoice Godwin (Spain)
Nadine Claudia Huber (Germany)
Jeanne Kassel (Germany)
Anna Kochkar (Ukraine)
Krisztina Meleg (Hungary)
Adela Ondrejovicova (Slovakia)
Carmen Garcia Penalver (Spain)
Kiira Poux (USA)
Hannah Prause (Germany)
Paula Ranta (Finland)
Elin Sellgren (Sweden)
Erin Thomson (Scotland)
Helen Zavitsanou (Greece)
Jennifer Zienert (Germany)

Bikini

Sarah Ait Lamkadem (France)
Kristina Brunauer (Austria)
Claudia Clemente (Portugal)
Shuhui Fan (China)
Marina Zhekova Marinova (Spain)
Julie Miljkov (Denmark)
Ines Gentil Das Neves (Portugal)
Cristobalina Pajares (Spain)
Sofia Maudos Pia (Spain)
Lisa Reith (Germany)
Anna Setlak (Italy)
Kerolana Tamires D.L De Sousa (Brazil)
Aneta Szoltysek (Poland)

Wellness

Sandra Colorado Acal (Spain)
Ana Amante (Spain)
Diana Carlomagno (Italy)
Leonida Ciobu (Moldova)
Lara Fernandez (Spain)
Lauwencia Gauthierot (France)
Katia Hermes (Brazil)
Kihara Martinez M. (Chile)
Lisa Meiswinkel (Germany)
Catia Moreira (Portugal)
Ruth Petizco (Spain)
Susy Rosero (Colombia)
Carolina Santana (Brazil)
Teresa Maria Sina (Angola)
Carlotta Tonelli (Italy)

[Related: Jay Cutler’s 8 Arm Exercises for His “Fit for 50” Challenge]



[Related: Nick Walker’s Push Day: Training to Failure vs. Reps in Reserve]
Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the likeliest Men’s Open competitors to perform well in first callouts:
Michal Krizanek
Krizanek is recognized as one of the top 15 bodybuilders in the world thanks to his 12th-place finish at the 2022 Mr. Olympia contest. After dominating the competition in the rival IFBB Elite Pro, Krizanek made the jump to the IFBB Pro League in 2022.
Krizanek has one win to his credit: the 2022 Prague Pro. This will be his 2023 season debut.
Andrea Presti
Presti joined Krizanek on the Mr. Olympia stage in 2022, but he placed outside the top 15. He won the Mr. Big Evolution Pro show in 2022 and 2021 —his only two pro wins of his six-season-long career thus far. This will also be his first appearance of 2023.
Emir Omeragic
Omeragic has competed once in 2023, placing third at the 2023 Arnold Classic South America contest. He was fifth at the 2022 edition of that contest and placed sixth at the 2022 New York Pro.



[Related: How to Do the Perfect Front-Foot-Elevated Split Squat]
Wellness Athletes to Watch
The Wellness roster is deep in Spain, and the three athletes below are likely to contest for the podium:
Sandra Colorado Acal
Acal has already qualified for the 2023 Wellness Olympia with her Toronto Pro Supershow title from June 4, 2023. If she wins this show, no Olympia qualification will be awarded. In 2023, only contest winners advance to the Olympia.
Leonida Ciobu
Moldova’s Leonida Ciobu ranked ninth at the 2022 Wellness Olympia. She won the 2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro show as well. She was second in this contest one year ago to winner Synara Santana, who is not in the lineup in 2023.
Ana Amante
Amante will make her IFBB Pro League debut at this show. She earned her pro status at the 2023 NPC Worldwide Ben Weider Classic Spain show, where she won the overall Wellness championship.
Featured image: @ifbb_pro_michalkrizokrizanek on Instagram

The Empro Classic Pro bodybuilding show is one of the larger shows in Europe. The 2023 edition features six IFBB Pro League divisions, including the Men’s Open division on June 17-18, 2023, in Alicante, Spain. The winners of each of the two men’s and four women’s divisions will qualify for the 2023 Olympia on Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, FL.


2023 Empro Classic Pro Rosters
The rosters for all six contests are below:


Men’s Open
  • Jorge Zamorano Avila (Spain)
  • Wellington Fernando Baptista (Brazil)
  • Roman Fritz (Germany)
  • Petar Klancir (Croatia)
  • Michal Krizanek (Slovakia)
  • Joan Pradells Martinez (Spain)
  • Jose Manuel Munoz (Spain)
  • Emir Omeragic (Germany)
  • Andrea Presti (Italy)
  • Vincente Santamaria (Spain)
  • Krystian Wolski (Poland)
Classic Physique
  • Ayham Alaws (Germany)
  • Luis David Restrepo Bucheli (Colombia)
  • David Martinez Campos (Spain)
  • Joan Canngieter (Aruba)
  • Ryan Cartwright (United Kingdom)
  • German Pastor Cueto (Spain)
  • Camilo Diaz (USA)
  • Djallal Feidi (France)
  • Ethan Gohari (Australia)
  • Lucas Alexander Guido (Germany)
  • Francisco Navarro Hernandez (Spain)
  • Junior Javorski (Brazil)
  • Antoine Loth (Spain)
  • Jonathan Moreno (Spain)
  • Amaury Patte (France)
  • Emanuele Ricotti (Italy)
  • Abraham Rodriguez (Spain)
  • Javier Prado Senas (Spain)
Women’s Physique
  • Birgit Andersch (Austria)
  • Hayley Brylewski (England)
  • Carolina Fernandez (Spain)
  • Yaiza Miranda Gonzalez (Spain)
  • Marina Kassinopoullou (Cyprus)
  • Sanna Nupponen (Finland)
  • Mar Ruiz (Spain)
  • Romana Skotzen (United Kingdom)
  • Uta Koehler-Spitzbart (Germany)
Figure
  • Manon Dutilly (France)
  • Lucie Favrelle (France)
  • A.C Fortuin (The Netherlands)
  • Leonie Friedel (Germany)
  • Daiane Aparecida de Freitas (Brazil)
  • Rejoice Godwin (Spain)
  • Nadine Claudia Huber (Germany)
  • Jeanne Kassel (Germany)
  • Anna Kochkar (Ukraine)
  • Krisztina Meleg (Hungary)
  • Adela Ondrejovicova (Slovakia)
  • Carmen Garcia Penalver (Spain)
  • Kiira Poux (USA)
  • Hannah Prause (Germany)
  • Paula Ranta (Finland)
  • Elin Sellgren (Sweden)
  • Erin Thomson (Scotland)
  • Helen Zavitsanou (Greece)
  • Jennifer Zienert (Germany)
Bikini
  • Sarah Ait Lamkadem (France)
  • Kristina Brunauer (Austria)
  • Claudia Clemente (Portugal)
  • Shuhui Fan (China)
  • Marina Zhekova Marinova (Spain)
  • Julie Miljkov (Denmark)
  • Ines Gentil Das Neves (Portugal)
  • Cristobalina Pajares (Spain)
  • Sofia Maudos Pia (Spain)
  • Lisa Reith (Germany)
  • Anna Setlak (Italy)
  • Kerolana Tamires D.L De Sousa (Brazil)
  • Aneta Szoltysek (Poland)
Wellness
  • Sandra Colorado Acal (Spain)
  • Ana Amante (Spain)
  • Diana Carlomagno (Italy)
  • Leonida Ciobu (Moldova)
  • Lara Fernandez (Spain)
  • Lauwencia Gauthierot (France)
  • Katia Hermes (Brazil)
  • Kihara Martinez M. (Chile)
  • Lisa Meiswinkel (Germany)
  • Catia Moreira (Portugal)
  • Ruth Petizco (Spain)
  • Susy Rosero (Colombia)
  • Carolina Santana (Brazil)
  • Teresa Maria Sina (Angola)
  • Carlotta Tonelli (Italy)
[Related: Jay Cutler’s 8 Arm Exercises for His “Fit for 50” Challenge]




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[Related: Nick Walker’s Push Day: Training to Failure vs. Reps in Reserve]


Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the likeliest Men’s Open competitors to perform well in first callouts:


Michal Krizanek
Krizanek is recognized as one of the top 15 bodybuilders in the world thanks to his 12th-place finish at the 2022 Mr. Olympia contest. After dominating the competition in the rival IFBB Elite Pro, Krizanek made the jump to the IFBB Pro League in 2022.


Krizanek has one win to his credit: the 2022 Prague Pro. This will be his 2023 season debut.


Andrea Presti
Presti joined Krizanek on the Mr. Olympia stage in 2022, but he placed outside the top 15. He won the Mr. Big Evolution Pro show in 2022 and 2021 —his only two pro wins of his six-season-long career thus far. This will also be his first appearance of 2023.


Emir Omeragic
Omeragic has competed once in 2023, placing third at the 2023 Arnold Classic South America contest. He was fifth at the 2022 edition of that contest and placed sixth at the 2022 New York Pro.




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[Related: How to Do the Perfect Front-Foot-Elevated Split Squat]


Wellness Athletes to Watch
The Wellness roster is deep in Spain, and the three athletes below are likely to contest for the podium:


Sandra Colorado Acal
Acal has already qualified for the 2023 Wellness Olympia with her Toronto Pro Supershow title from June 4, 2023. If she wins this show, no Olympia qualification will be awarded. In 2023, only contest winners advance to the Olympia.


Leonida Ciobu
Moldova’s Leonida Ciobu ranked ninth at the 2022 Wellness Olympia. She won the 2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro show as well. She was second in this contest one year ago to winner Synara Santana, who is not in the lineup in 2023.


Ana Amante
Amante will make her IFBB Pro League debut at this show. She earned her pro status at the 2023 NPC Worldwide Ben Weider Classic Spain show, where she won the overall Wellness championship.


Featured image: @ifbb_pro_michalkrizokrizanek on Instagram




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