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The 2023 San Antonio Pro is slated to be held on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, in San Antonio, TX. Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, and Bikini division shows will be held. Each winner ... Read more
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The 2023 San Antonio Pro is slated to be held on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, in San Antonio, TX. Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, and Bikini division shows will be held. Each winner of those respective contests will qualify for the 2023 Olympia Weekend in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023.
2023 San Antonio Pro Rosters
The full rosters for all four pro contests are below, courtesy of the IFBB Pro League website:
Classic Physique
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Men’s Physique Athletes to Watch
Below are three athletes like to contend in the first callouts for the Men’s Physique division:
Charjo Grant
Charjo Grant finished fourth in the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, one spot shy of automatically qualifying for the 2023 Olympia. He has to win a show to earn that ticket to Orlando before Oct. 9, 2023. He is considered a favorite to win this show thanks to his experience and success on previous pro stages.
Clarence McSpadden Jr.
Clarence McSpadden Jr. has finished in the top five of all three contests he has entered this season. His highest placing was second at the 2023 Texas Pro in August. The second-year pro seeks his first career win and Olympia qualification.
McSpadden Jr. doesn’t have the mass that Grant has, but McSpadden Jr. has entered every show ripped from head to toe. The matchup will be interesting if the judges compare them side by side.
Dajuan Rico Freeman
Dajuan Rico Freeman is coming off a third-place finish at the 2023 Masters Olympia, which offers him momentum heading into this contest. Even though he will face Open athletes, he showed he can hold his own with conditioning and symmetry. Don’t be surprised if he ends up in the final callout.
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Bikini Division Athletes to Watch
The athletes below are likely favorites to reach first callouts and contend for the Bikini podium.
Jourdanne Lee
Jourdanne Lee is a favorite in the Bikini division in her 2023 season debut. She ranked 11th in the 2022 Bikini Olympia. This starts her sixth pro campaign; she already has seven pro wins to her credit. If she wins this show, that would give her six weeks to prepare for the Olympia.
Lizzie Martinez
This is Lizzie Martinez’s ninth pro show of the season. Her best finish was a runner-up effort in the 2023 Chicago Pro. Only winners qualify for the 2023 Olympia; she has until the Olympia qualification cutoff on Oct. 9, 2023, to win a pro show.
Ndeye Ndour
Ndeye Ndour has shown promise in her rookie season. She ranked fourth in the 2023 Janet Layug Battle of the Bodies show, and her best outing so far was third place at the 2023 World Klash Pro. While she has the potential to be a star in the division, going up against competitors like Lee and Martinez is a major test.
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The 2023 San Antonio Pro is slated to be held on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, in San Antonio, TX. Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, and Bikini division shows will be held. Each winner of those respective contests will qualify for the 2023 Olympia Weekend in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023.
2023 San Antonio Pro Rosters
The full rosters for all four pro contests are below, courtesy of the IFBB Pro League website:
Classic Physique
- Gabriel Domingo Hernandez Aguirre (Mexico)
- Todd Akers (USA)
- Hamzah AlKordy (USA)
- Cody Amey (Canada)
- Anthony Barbera III (USA)
- Terrence Bonds (USA)
- Dre Booker (USA)
- Philip Bowman (USA)
- Harald J. Bright Jr. (USA)
- Kelly R. Burke (USA)
- Bernardo Costa (USA)
- Camilo Diaz (USA)
- Rafael Ferreira (Brazil)
- Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos (Mexico)
- Vince Gentile (USA)
- Jim Holcomb (USA)
- Kevin Johnson (USA)
- Jared Keys (USA)
- Sonny O’Brien (USA)
- Courage Opara (USA)
- Ufuoma Otobo (USA)
- Andre Porter (USA)
- Ruben Lopez Reyes (Spain)
- Oshanda Rhoden (USA)
- Wayne Williams (USA)
- Elias Wilsey (USA)
- Kellen Wilson (Canada)
- Mark Zamora (USA)
- Ryan Belcher (USA)
- Stephen Brooks (USA)
- Dajuan Rico Freeman (USA)
- Charjo Grant (USA)
- Brodee Jarrell (USA)
- Jarett Jenkins (USA)
- Kevin Johnson (USA)
- Michael Mayers (USA)
- Clarence McSpadden Jr. (USA)
- Julian Puccio (USA)
- Kevin Reeder (USA)
- Aaron A. Rivera (USA)
- Timothy Robertson (USA)
- Jason Alan Robinson (USA)
- George Sellman (USA)
- Marcell Shippen (USA)
- Matthew Smith (USA)
- Jezreel Spencer (USA)
- Mario Stewart (USA)
- Nicholas Thomas (USA)
- Cordell Waddey (USA)
- Da’Marchitzy T. White (USA)
- Yukihiro Yuasa (Japan)
- Jessica Baltazar (USA)
- Jessica Belt (USA)
- Marti Boyle (Canada)
- Fatima Carlos (USA)
- Ruth Castillo (Mexico)
- Edith Davis (USA)
- Cecila Diaz (USA)
- Macey Toney Eckerfield (USA)
- Laura Ehlen (USA)
- Kayla Forcier (USA)
- Wendy Ford (USA)
- Adrianna Galarza (USA)
- Rhea Gayle (United Kingdom)
- Nicole Zenobia Graham (USA)
- Ashley Howells (USA)
- Amanda Kohatsu (USA)
- Silvia Kovacsova (Australia)
- Nanci Lozano (USA)
- Donna J. Mariscal (USA)
- Taylor Mauro (USA)
- Rene Miller (USA)
- Traci Miller (USA)
- Brittany Offers (Canada)
- Tamika Robinson (USA)
- Kimberly Smith (USA)
- Roberta Visintainer (Italy)
- Rhona Wilwerding (USA)
- Gigi Amurao (USA)
- Iulia Baba (Romania)
- Sylvanna Cedillos (USA)
- Nicole Dokie (USA)
- Paula Eline (USA)
- Jeni Evensen (USA)
- Marioly Galarza (Bolivia)
- Brenda Garay (USA)
- Dustee Gutierrez (USA)
- Jill Humphrey (USA)
- Kristy Imsande (USA)
- Wing Shan Amanda Lam (China)
- Jourdanne Lee (USA)
- Paola Leon (Mexico)
- Emma MacDougall (Canada)
- Roxana Marquez (USA)
- Lizzie Martinez (USA)
- Cristina Meza (Mexico)
- Ndeye Ndour (USA)
- Kerigan Pike (USA)
- Mackenzie Ray (USA)
- Laura Tarbell (USA)
- Kasey Wilson (USA)
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Men’s Physique Athletes to Watch
Below are three athletes like to contend in the first callouts for the Men’s Physique division:
Charjo Grant
Charjo Grant finished fourth in the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, one spot shy of automatically qualifying for the 2023 Olympia. He has to win a show to earn that ticket to Orlando before Oct. 9, 2023. He is considered a favorite to win this show thanks to his experience and success on previous pro stages.
Clarence McSpadden Jr.
Clarence McSpadden Jr. has finished in the top five of all three contests he has entered this season. His highest placing was second at the 2023 Texas Pro in August. The second-year pro seeks his first career win and Olympia qualification.
McSpadden Jr. doesn’t have the mass that Grant has, but McSpadden Jr. has entered every show ripped from head to toe. The matchup will be interesting if the judges compare them side by side.
Dajuan Rico Freeman
Dajuan Rico Freeman is coming off a third-place finish at the 2023 Masters Olympia, which offers him momentum heading into this contest. Even though he will face Open athletes, he showed he can hold his own with conditioning and symmetry. Don’t be surprised if he ends up in the final callout.
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Bikini Division Athletes to Watch
The athletes below are likely favorites to reach first callouts and contend for the Bikini podium.
Jourdanne Lee
Jourdanne Lee is a favorite in the Bikini division in her 2023 season debut. She ranked 11th in the 2022 Bikini Olympia. This starts her sixth pro campaign; she already has seven pro wins to her credit. If she wins this show, that would give her six weeks to prepare for the Olympia.
Lizzie Martinez
This is Lizzie Martinez’s ninth pro show of the season. Her best finish was a runner-up effort in the 2023 Chicago Pro. Only winners qualify for the 2023 Olympia; she has until the Olympia qualification cutoff on Oct. 9, 2023, to win a pro show.
Ndeye Ndour
Ndeye Ndour has shown promise in her rookie season. She ranked fourth in the 2023 Janet Layug Battle of the Bodies show, and her best outing so far was third place at the 2023 World Klash Pro. While she has the potential to be a star in the division, going up against competitors like Lee and Martinez is a major test.
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