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The 2023 Tampa Pro will take place on the weekend of Aug. 4-5, 2023, in Tampa, FL. Ten IFBB Pro League contests are scheduled to be held at this show, with all ten winners being rewarded with 2023 Olympia Weekend qualifications if they’re not already qualified.
The promoter for the show is Tim Gardner Productions. The only division that will not be featured is the Men’s Wheelchair.
2023 Tampa Pro Rosters
The rosters for all 10 divisions are below, with names in alphabetical order.
Men’s Open
Lewis Breed (UAE)
Stephen Daniels (USA)
Jonathan DeLaRosa (USA)
Roy Evans (USA)
Brady King (USA)
Hunter Labrada (USA)
Fred Smalls (USA)
Nathan Spear (USA)
Joe Thomas (USA)
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Ivan Cabrera (USA)
Toto Djong (USA)
Yumon Eaton (USA)
Mohamed Embaby (Egypt)
Pedro Encinosa (USA)
Isaiah Hawthorne (USA)
Kevin Johnson (USA)
Diego Montoya (USA)
Fabricio de Souza Moreira (Brazil)
Jason Nguyen (Canada)
David Robinson (USA)
Miguel Rodriguez (USA)
Rachid Souki (USA)
Robert Taylor (England)
John Whalen (USA)
Classic Physique
Krimo Ammari (UAE)
Dylan Bursey (Canada)
Rodrigo Coelho (Brazil)
Billy Danh (Canada)
Carlos Dommar (USA)
Corelle Draper (USA)
Kirt Edwards (USA)
Dino Estrada (USA)
Camilio Diaz Garzon (USA)
Lucas Giaianni (USA)
Matthew Greggo (USA)
Logan Guthrie (USA)
Kelvin Hinde (UK)
Keith Holmes (USA)
Jake Keidel (USA)
Christopher Mensah (USA)
Eslam Mohamed (USA)
Jesse Norris (USA)
Jerark Toribio Perez (USA)
Antwoine Powers (USA)
Caleb Robinson (USA)
Amit Roy (USA)
Lucas di Santi (USA)
Peter Sciallo (USA)
Bennett Streets (USA)
George Thibault (USA)
Jared Thompson (USA)
Caleb Walker (USA)
Robert Waterhouse (England)
Men’s Physique
Aundre Benson (USA)
Tristan Van der Bijl (South Africa)
Denzel Bridges (USA)
Steven Cao (USA)
Canna Chinn (USA)
Brad Estadt (USA)
Aroldson Etienne (USA)
Diego Garcia (Mexico)
Jason Hazzard (USA)
Jibrael Hindi (USA)
James Johnson (USA)
Burak King (USA)
Jeremiah Maxey (USA)
Hosea Murphy (USA)
Jemiase (Jay) Riggins (USA)
Ron Riley (USA)
Alexander Rogers (USA)
Arya Saffaie (USA)
Avery Saunders (USA)
John Stanley Sarmiento (USA)
Denny Singh (USA)
Jonathan Smith (USA)
Alvinson Soliana (Netherlands)
Daniel Sosa (USA)
Leon Lloyd Spence (USA)
Mitch Starr (Wales)
Irving Steele (USA)
Harlan Taylor Jr. (USA)
Alexander Toplyn (USA)
Serge Victor (USA)
Nathanael Voltaire (USA)
William Wade (USA)
Deke Walker (USA)
Women’s Bodybuilding
Michaela Aycock (USA)
Nicki Chartrand (Canada)
Patty Corbett (USA)
Michelle Dornon (USA)
Julia Foery (Switzerland)
Selyka Givan (USA)
Cristina Arellano Goy (USA)
Theresa Ivancik (USA)
Taylor Iraggi (USA)
LaDawn McDay (USA)
Christine Porter (USA)
Kyna Squarey (Canada)
Maria Monica Vega (USA)
Gabriela Pena De La Vega (USA)
Andrea J. Wellington (USA)
Women’s Physique
Lisa Arnold (USA)
Marie Berouskova (USA)
Jeannie Feldman (USA)
Daphney Holmes (USA)
Melanie Horton (Canada)
Isabelle Jackson (USA)
Marika Jones (USA)
Maya Khawly (USA)
Kristyn Lia (Australia)
Mikaela Lindsey (USA)
Virginia Macon (USA)
Robyn Mays (USA)
Cindy Reyes (USA)
Ivie Rhein (USA)
Heather Rigsby (USA)
Tanya Sablic (Canada)
Diana Schnaidt (USA)
Katharine Younger (USA)
Fitness
Ashley Bisson (USA)
Andy Borneman (USA)
Danielle Chikeles (USA)
Donnice Chow (USA)
Stacy Dawn (USA)
Anna Fomina (USA)
Michelle Gales (USA)
Victoria Grove (USA)
Corina Harkelroad (USA)
Stephanie Jones (USA)
Allison Kramer (USA)
Layla Mikayla (USA)
Kristin Pope (USA)
Eileen Thomas (USA)
Aurika Tyrgale (Russia)
Figure
Andre Arceneaux (USA)
Tamera Barrett (USA)
Oyku Basar (Turkey)
Zulfiya Bitiyeva (Kazakhstan)
Tonya Brookter (USA)
Raquel Clarke (USA)
Edith Driver (USA)
Kim Golembiewski (USA)
Jennifer Johnson (USA)
Constance Jones (USA)
Mariafernanda Laguna (Mexico)
Amie Mock (USA)
Corrie Morales (USA)
Kelsey Newby (USA)
Queren Pacheco (Mexico)
Lena Ramsteiner (Germany)
Danielle Rose (USA)
Mariana Staccioli (USA)
Kaylee Walker (USA)
Bikini
Marta Aguiar (Uruguay)
Sophia Bernard (USA)
Jordan Brannon (USA)
Arianna Brothers (USA)
Kristiana Brush (USA)
Tamekia Carter (USA)
Lauren Dannenmiller (USA)
Jessica Dexter (USA)
Liana Giannamore (USA)
Kerryne Henich (USA)
Janine Herrera (USA)
Dalila Kindermann (USA)
Vanessa Kollcaku (USA)
Tatiana Lanovenko (Russia)
Ashley Marie Lee (USA)
Ashlynn Little (USA)
Emma MacDougall (Canada)
Sandra Merlo (Argentina)
Samantha Minshull (United Kingdom)
Vanesa Ocana (Argentina)
Christine O’Malley (USA)
Mary Ann Parks (USA)
India Paulino (USA)
Fatimah Ray (USA)
Karene Richards-Wise (USA)
Kerri Jeanne Simas (USA)
Gallia Vega (USA)
Wellness
Luz Stella Abinuman (USA)
Marissa Andrews (USA)
Devyn Cambre (USA)
Rayane Fogal (Brazil)
Quintaysia Goodley (USA)
Andrea Hrenko (USA)
Kim O’Connell (USA)
Yami Partridge (USA)
Maria Paulette (Spain)
Sara Rodriguez (USA)
Erewa Uku (USA)
Angela White (USA)
[Related: These Are the Best Home Gym Back Workouts for Bodybuilding]
[Related: Bodybuilding Lore Addressed: Can You Actually Target Your Inner Chest?]
Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three favorites to reach first callouts in the Men’s Open contest:
Hunter Labrada
Hunter Labrada made his pro debut at this contest in 2020 and won. That contest is most famous for being the first show held that year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labrada has had his sights set on this show for months. Many fans feel he will be the favorite to win it for a second time. He’s looking to make his fourth straight Olympia appearance and improve upon on his seventh-place finish in 2022. Labrada’s goal for his prep was to add size while keeping his waist tight to maximize his V-taper.
Jonathan DeLaRosa
Jonathan DeLaRosa made his first appearance in three years at the 2023 Chicago Pro, and he finished the show in second place. Justin Shier took the win. He added his name to this lineup the week before the contest. His last Tampa Pro appearance was in 2016, and he placed fifth.
Nathan Spear
This will be Spear’s third contest of the 2023 season. He was seventh at the New York Pro, and he finished the Vancouver Pro in the bronze position.
Spear would need Labrada to be off the mark for a shot at the win, but Spear is certainly good enough to be in the first callout and finish in the top three. He’s in his second pro season, and this is his first time competing in the Tampa Pro.
Women’s Bodybuilding Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the Women’s Bodybuilding competitors who will likely contend for the podium:
Theresa Ivancik
Theresa Ivancik was seventh in the 2022 Ms. Olympia. She previously competed in 2023 at the Toronto Pro Supershow, finishing as the runner-up. She has wide shoulders and great arms, which may be her strength.
Ivancik had never competed in the Tampa Pro in her five previous pro seasons. Her goal for her first is to win and qualify for the Ms. Olympia contest.
Michaela Aycock
Michaela Aycock has a second-place finish in 2023 from the Lenda Murray Pro. She finished the 2022 Ms. Olympia in sixth place and aims to secure a 2023 qualification. She was in the Tampa Pro in 2019 and finished fourth. Her best finish in this show was third in 2017.
Nicki Chartrand
Nicki Chartrand of Canada will make her 2023 season debut. Along with the Olympia qualification, it would be her second pro win should she claim gold.
Chartrand was victorious at the 2018 Hawaii Pro. She was last on the Olympia stage in 2020, finishing eighth. This will be her first contest since the 2021 Rising Phoenix World Championship, where she finished in eighth place.
Featured image: @hunterlabrada on Instagram
The 2023 Tampa Pro will take place on the weekend of Aug. 4-5, 2023, in Tampa, FL. Ten IFBB Pro League contests are scheduled to be held at this show, with all ten winners being rewarded with 2023 Olympia Weekend qualifications if they’re not already qualified.
The promoter for the show is Tim Gardner Productions. The only division that will not be featured is the Men’s Wheelchair.
2023 Tampa Pro Rosters
The rosters for all 10 divisions are below, with names in alphabetical order.
Men’s Open
[Related: Bodybuilding Lore Addressed: Can You Actually Target Your Inner Chest?]
Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three favorites to reach first callouts in the Men’s Open contest:
Hunter Labrada
Hunter Labrada made his pro debut at this contest in 2020 and won. That contest is most famous for being the first show held that year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labrada has had his sights set on this show for months. Many fans feel he will be the favorite to win it for a second time. He’s looking to make his fourth straight Olympia appearance and improve upon on his seventh-place finish in 2022. Labrada’s goal for his prep was to add size while keeping his waist tight to maximize his V-taper.
Jonathan DeLaRosa
Jonathan DeLaRosa made his first appearance in three years at the 2023 Chicago Pro, and he finished the show in second place. Justin Shier took the win. He added his name to this lineup the week before the contest. His last Tampa Pro appearance was in 2016, and he placed fifth.
Nathan Spear
This will be Spear’s third contest of the 2023 season. He was seventh at the New York Pro, and he finished the Vancouver Pro in the bronze position.
Spear would need Labrada to be off the mark for a shot at the win, but Spear is certainly good enough to be in the first callout and finish in the top three. He’s in his second pro season, and this is his first time competing in the Tampa Pro.
Women’s Bodybuilding Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the Women’s Bodybuilding competitors who will likely contend for the podium:
Theresa Ivancik
Theresa Ivancik was seventh in the 2022 Ms. Olympia. She previously competed in 2023 at the Toronto Pro Supershow, finishing as the runner-up. She has wide shoulders and great arms, which may be her strength.
Ivancik had never competed in the Tampa Pro in her five previous pro seasons. Her goal for her first is to win and qualify for the Ms. Olympia contest.
Michaela Aycock
Michaela Aycock has a second-place finish in 2023 from the Lenda Murray Pro. She finished the 2022 Ms. Olympia in sixth place and aims to secure a 2023 qualification. She was in the Tampa Pro in 2019 and finished fourth. Her best finish in this show was third in 2017.
Nicki Chartrand
Nicki Chartrand of Canada will make her 2023 season debut. Along with the Olympia qualification, it would be her second pro win should she claim gold.
Chartrand was victorious at the 2018 Hawaii Pro. She was last on the Olympia stage in 2020, finishing eighth. This will be her first contest since the 2021 Rising Phoenix World Championship, where she finished in eighth place.
Featured image: @hunterlabrada on Instagram
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The promoter for the show is Tim Gardner Productions. The only division that will not be featured is the Men’s Wheelchair.
2023 Tampa Pro Rosters
The rosters for all 10 divisions are below, with names in alphabetical order.
Men’s Open
Lewis Breed (UAE)
Stephen Daniels (USA)
Jonathan DeLaRosa (USA)
Roy Evans (USA)
Brady King (USA)
Hunter Labrada (USA)
Fred Smalls (USA)
Nathan Spear (USA)
Joe Thomas (USA)
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Ivan Cabrera (USA)
Toto Djong (USA)
Yumon Eaton (USA)
Mohamed Embaby (Egypt)
Pedro Encinosa (USA)
Isaiah Hawthorne (USA)
Kevin Johnson (USA)
Diego Montoya (USA)
Fabricio de Souza Moreira (Brazil)
Jason Nguyen (Canada)
David Robinson (USA)
Miguel Rodriguez (USA)
Rachid Souki (USA)
Robert Taylor (England)
John Whalen (USA)
Classic Physique
Krimo Ammari (UAE)
Dylan Bursey (Canada)
Rodrigo Coelho (Brazil)
Billy Danh (Canada)
Carlos Dommar (USA)
Corelle Draper (USA)
Kirt Edwards (USA)
Dino Estrada (USA)
Camilio Diaz Garzon (USA)
Lucas Giaianni (USA)
Matthew Greggo (USA)
Logan Guthrie (USA)
Kelvin Hinde (UK)
Keith Holmes (USA)
Jake Keidel (USA)
Christopher Mensah (USA)
Eslam Mohamed (USA)
Jesse Norris (USA)
Jerark Toribio Perez (USA)
Antwoine Powers (USA)
Caleb Robinson (USA)
Amit Roy (USA)
Lucas di Santi (USA)
Peter Sciallo (USA)
Bennett Streets (USA)
George Thibault (USA)
Jared Thompson (USA)
Caleb Walker (USA)
Robert Waterhouse (England)
Men’s Physique
Aundre Benson (USA)
Tristan Van der Bijl (South Africa)
Denzel Bridges (USA)
Steven Cao (USA)
Canna Chinn (USA)
Brad Estadt (USA)
Aroldson Etienne (USA)
Diego Garcia (Mexico)
Jason Hazzard (USA)
Jibrael Hindi (USA)
James Johnson (USA)
Burak King (USA)
Jeremiah Maxey (USA)
Hosea Murphy (USA)
Jemiase (Jay) Riggins (USA)
Ron Riley (USA)
Alexander Rogers (USA)
Arya Saffaie (USA)
Avery Saunders (USA)
John Stanley Sarmiento (USA)
Denny Singh (USA)
Jonathan Smith (USA)
Alvinson Soliana (Netherlands)
Daniel Sosa (USA)
Leon Lloyd Spence (USA)
Mitch Starr (Wales)
Irving Steele (USA)
Harlan Taylor Jr. (USA)
Alexander Toplyn (USA)
Serge Victor (USA)
Nathanael Voltaire (USA)
William Wade (USA)
Deke Walker (USA)
Women’s Bodybuilding
Michaela Aycock (USA)
Nicki Chartrand (Canada)
Patty Corbett (USA)
Michelle Dornon (USA)
Julia Foery (Switzerland)
Selyka Givan (USA)
Cristina Arellano Goy (USA)
Theresa Ivancik (USA)
Taylor Iraggi (USA)
LaDawn McDay (USA)
Christine Porter (USA)
Kyna Squarey (Canada)
Maria Monica Vega (USA)
Gabriela Pena De La Vega (USA)
Andrea J. Wellington (USA)
Women’s Physique
Lisa Arnold (USA)
Marie Berouskova (USA)
Jeannie Feldman (USA)
Daphney Holmes (USA)
Melanie Horton (Canada)
Isabelle Jackson (USA)
Marika Jones (USA)
Maya Khawly (USA)
Kristyn Lia (Australia)
Mikaela Lindsey (USA)
Virginia Macon (USA)
Robyn Mays (USA)
Cindy Reyes (USA)
Ivie Rhein (USA)
Heather Rigsby (USA)
Tanya Sablic (Canada)
Diana Schnaidt (USA)
Katharine Younger (USA)
Fitness
Ashley Bisson (USA)
Andy Borneman (USA)
Danielle Chikeles (USA)
Donnice Chow (USA)
Stacy Dawn (USA)
Anna Fomina (USA)
Michelle Gales (USA)
Victoria Grove (USA)
Corina Harkelroad (USA)
Stephanie Jones (USA)
Allison Kramer (USA)
Layla Mikayla (USA)
Kristin Pope (USA)
Eileen Thomas (USA)
Aurika Tyrgale (Russia)
Figure
Andre Arceneaux (USA)
Tamera Barrett (USA)
Oyku Basar (Turkey)
Zulfiya Bitiyeva (Kazakhstan)
Tonya Brookter (USA)
Raquel Clarke (USA)
Edith Driver (USA)
Kim Golembiewski (USA)
Jennifer Johnson (USA)
Constance Jones (USA)
Mariafernanda Laguna (Mexico)
Amie Mock (USA)
Corrie Morales (USA)
Kelsey Newby (USA)
Queren Pacheco (Mexico)
Lena Ramsteiner (Germany)
Danielle Rose (USA)
Mariana Staccioli (USA)
Kaylee Walker (USA)
Bikini
Marta Aguiar (Uruguay)
Sophia Bernard (USA)
Jordan Brannon (USA)
Arianna Brothers (USA)
Kristiana Brush (USA)
Tamekia Carter (USA)
Lauren Dannenmiller (USA)
Jessica Dexter (USA)
Liana Giannamore (USA)
Kerryne Henich (USA)
Janine Herrera (USA)
Dalila Kindermann (USA)
Vanessa Kollcaku (USA)
Tatiana Lanovenko (Russia)
Ashley Marie Lee (USA)
Ashlynn Little (USA)
Emma MacDougall (Canada)
Sandra Merlo (Argentina)
Samantha Minshull (United Kingdom)
Vanesa Ocana (Argentina)
Christine O’Malley (USA)
Mary Ann Parks (USA)
India Paulino (USA)
Fatimah Ray (USA)
Karene Richards-Wise (USA)
Kerri Jeanne Simas (USA)
Gallia Vega (USA)
Wellness
Luz Stella Abinuman (USA)
Marissa Andrews (USA)
Devyn Cambre (USA)
Rayane Fogal (Brazil)
Quintaysia Goodley (USA)
Andrea Hrenko (USA)
Kim O’Connell (USA)
Yami Partridge (USA)
Maria Paulette (Spain)
Sara Rodriguez (USA)
Erewa Uku (USA)
Angela White (USA)
[Related: These Are the Best Home Gym Back Workouts for Bodybuilding]
[Related: Bodybuilding Lore Addressed: Can You Actually Target Your Inner Chest?]
Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three favorites to reach first callouts in the Men’s Open contest:
Hunter Labrada
Hunter Labrada made his pro debut at this contest in 2020 and won. That contest is most famous for being the first show held that year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labrada has had his sights set on this show for months. Many fans feel he will be the favorite to win it for a second time. He’s looking to make his fourth straight Olympia appearance and improve upon on his seventh-place finish in 2022. Labrada’s goal for his prep was to add size while keeping his waist tight to maximize his V-taper.
Jonathan DeLaRosa
Jonathan DeLaRosa made his first appearance in three years at the 2023 Chicago Pro, and he finished the show in second place. Justin Shier took the win. He added his name to this lineup the week before the contest. His last Tampa Pro appearance was in 2016, and he placed fifth.
Nathan Spear
This will be Spear’s third contest of the 2023 season. He was seventh at the New York Pro, and he finished the Vancouver Pro in the bronze position.
Spear would need Labrada to be off the mark for a shot at the win, but Spear is certainly good enough to be in the first callout and finish in the top three. He’s in his second pro season, and this is his first time competing in the Tampa Pro.
Women’s Bodybuilding Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the Women’s Bodybuilding competitors who will likely contend for the podium:
Theresa Ivancik
Theresa Ivancik was seventh in the 2022 Ms. Olympia. She previously competed in 2023 at the Toronto Pro Supershow, finishing as the runner-up. She has wide shoulders and great arms, which may be her strength.
Ivancik had never competed in the Tampa Pro in her five previous pro seasons. Her goal for her first is to win and qualify for the Ms. Olympia contest.
Michaela Aycock
Michaela Aycock has a second-place finish in 2023 from the Lenda Murray Pro. She finished the 2022 Ms. Olympia in sixth place and aims to secure a 2023 qualification. She was in the Tampa Pro in 2019 and finished fourth. Her best finish in this show was third in 2017.
Nicki Chartrand
Nicki Chartrand of Canada will make her 2023 season debut. Along with the Olympia qualification, it would be her second pro win should she claim gold.
Chartrand was victorious at the 2018 Hawaii Pro. She was last on the Olympia stage in 2020, finishing eighth. This will be her first contest since the 2021 Rising Phoenix World Championship, where she finished in eighth place.
Featured image: @hunterlabrada on Instagram
The 2023 Tampa Pro will take place on the weekend of Aug. 4-5, 2023, in Tampa, FL. Ten IFBB Pro League contests are scheduled to be held at this show, with all ten winners being rewarded with 2023 Olympia Weekend qualifications if they’re not already qualified.
The promoter for the show is Tim Gardner Productions. The only division that will not be featured is the Men’s Wheelchair.
2023 Tampa Pro Rosters
The rosters for all 10 divisions are below, with names in alphabetical order.
Men’s Open
- Lewis Breed (UAE)
- Stephen Daniels (USA)
- Jonathan DeLaRosa (USA)
- Roy Evans (USA)
- Brady King (USA)
- Hunter Labrada (USA)
- Fred Smalls (USA)
- Nathan Spear (USA)
- Joe Thomas (USA)
- Ivan Cabrera (USA)
- Toto Djong (USA)
- Yumon Eaton (USA)
- Mohamed Embaby (Egypt)
- Pedro Encinosa (USA)
- Isaiah Hawthorne (USA)
- Kevin Johnson (USA)
- Diego Montoya (USA)
- Fabricio de Souza Moreira (Brazil)
- Jason Nguyen (Canada)
- David Robinson (USA)
- Miguel Rodriguez (USA)
- Rachid Souki (USA)
- Robert Taylor (England)
- John Whalen (USA)
- Krimo Ammari (UAE)
- Dylan Bursey (Canada)
- Rodrigo Coelho (Brazil)
- Billy Danh (Canada)
- Carlos Dommar (USA)
- Corelle Draper (USA)
- Kirt Edwards (USA)
- Dino Estrada (USA)
- Camilio Diaz Garzon (USA)
- Lucas Giaianni (USA)
- Matthew Greggo (USA)
- Logan Guthrie (USA)
- Kelvin Hinde (UK)
- Keith Holmes (USA)
- Jake Keidel (USA)
- Christopher Mensah (USA)
- Eslam Mohamed (USA)
- Jesse Norris (USA)
- Jerark Toribio Perez (USA)
- Antwoine Powers (USA)
- Caleb Robinson (USA)
- Amit Roy (USA)
- Lucas di Santi (USA)
- Peter Sciallo (USA)
- Bennett Streets (USA)
- George Thibault (USA)
- Jared Thompson (USA)
- Caleb Walker (USA)
- Robert Waterhouse (England)
- Aundre Benson (USA)
- Tristan Van der Bijl (South Africa)
- Denzel Bridges (USA)
- Steven Cao (USA)
- Canna Chinn (USA)
- Brad Estadt (USA)
- Aroldson Etienne (USA)
- Diego Garcia (Mexico)
- Jason Hazzard (USA)
- Jibrael Hindi (USA)
- James Johnson (USA)
- Burak King (USA)
- Jeremiah Maxey (USA)
- Hosea Murphy (USA)
- Jemiase (Jay) Riggins (USA)
- Ron Riley (USA)
- Alexander Rogers (USA)
- Arya Saffaie (USA)
- Avery Saunders (USA)
- John Stanley Sarmiento (USA)
- Denny Singh (USA)
- Jonathan Smith (USA)
- Alvinson Soliana (Netherlands)
- Daniel Sosa (USA)
- Leon Lloyd Spence (USA)
- Mitch Starr (Wales)
- Irving Steele (USA)
- Harlan Taylor Jr. (USA)
- Alexander Toplyn (USA)
- Serge Victor (USA)
- Nathanael Voltaire (USA)
- William Wade (USA)
- Deke Walker (USA)
- Michaela Aycock (USA)
- Nicki Chartrand (Canada)
- Patty Corbett (USA)
- Michelle Dornon (USA)
- Julia Foery (Switzerland)
- Selyka Givan (USA)
- Cristina Arellano Goy (USA)
- Theresa Ivancik (USA)
- Taylor Iraggi (USA)
- LaDawn McDay (USA)
- Christine Porter (USA)
- Kyna Squarey (Canada)
- Maria Monica Vega (USA)
- Gabriela Pena De La Vega (USA)
- Andrea J. Wellington (USA)
- Lisa Arnold (USA)
- Marie Berouskova (USA)
- Jeannie Feldman (USA)
- Daphney Holmes (USA)
- Melanie Horton (Canada)
- Isabelle Jackson (USA)
- Marika Jones (USA)
- Maya Khawly (USA)
- Kristyn Lia (Australia)
- Mikaela Lindsey (USA)
- Virginia Macon (USA)
- Robyn Mays (USA)
- Cindy Reyes (USA)
- Ivie Rhein (USA)
- Heather Rigsby (USA)
- Tanya Sablic (Canada)
- Diana Schnaidt (USA)
- Katharine Younger (USA)
- Ashley Bisson (USA)
- Andy Borneman (USA)
- Danielle Chikeles (USA)
- Donnice Chow (USA)
- Stacy Dawn (USA)
- Anna Fomina (USA)
- Michelle Gales (USA)
- Victoria Grove (USA)
- Corina Harkelroad (USA)
- Stephanie Jones (USA)
- Allison Kramer (USA)
- Layla Mikayla (USA)
- Kristin Pope (USA)
- Eileen Thomas (USA)
- Aurika Tyrgale (Russia)
- Andre Arceneaux (USA)
- Tamera Barrett (USA)
- Oyku Basar (Turkey)
- Zulfiya Bitiyeva (Kazakhstan)
- Tonya Brookter (USA)
- Raquel Clarke (USA)
- Edith Driver (USA)
- Kim Golembiewski (USA)
- Jennifer Johnson (USA)
- Constance Jones (USA)
- Mariafernanda Laguna (Mexico)
- Amie Mock (USA)
- Corrie Morales (USA)
- Kelsey Newby (USA)
- Queren Pacheco (Mexico)
- Lena Ramsteiner (Germany)
- Danielle Rose (USA)
- Mariana Staccioli (USA)
- Kaylee Walker (USA)
- Marta Aguiar (Uruguay)
- Sophia Bernard (USA)
- Jordan Brannon (USA)
- Arianna Brothers (USA)
- Kristiana Brush (USA)
- Tamekia Carter (USA)
- Lauren Dannenmiller (USA)
- Jessica Dexter (USA)
- Liana Giannamore (USA)
- Kerryne Henich (USA)
- Janine Herrera (USA)
- Dalila Kindermann (USA)
- Vanessa Kollcaku (USA)
- Tatiana Lanovenko (Russia)
- Ashley Marie Lee (USA)
- Ashlynn Little (USA)
- Emma MacDougall (Canada)
- Sandra Merlo (Argentina)
- Samantha Minshull (United Kingdom)
- Vanesa Ocana (Argentina)
- Christine O’Malley (USA)
- Mary Ann Parks (USA)
- India Paulino (USA)
- Fatimah Ray (USA)
- Karene Richards-Wise (USA)
- Kerri Jeanne Simas (USA)
- Gallia Vega (USA)
- Luz Stella Abinuman (USA)
- Marissa Andrews (USA)
- Devyn Cambre (USA)
- Rayane Fogal (Brazil)
- Quintaysia Goodley (USA)
- Andrea Hrenko (USA)
- Kim O’Connell (USA)
- Yami Partridge (USA)
- Maria Paulette (Spain)
- Sara Rodriguez (USA)
- Erewa Uku (USA)
- Angela White (USA)
[Related: Bodybuilding Lore Addressed: Can You Actually Target Your Inner Chest?]
Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
Below are three favorites to reach first callouts in the Men’s Open contest:
Hunter Labrada
Hunter Labrada made his pro debut at this contest in 2020 and won. That contest is most famous for being the first show held that year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labrada has had his sights set on this show for months. Many fans feel he will be the favorite to win it for a second time. He’s looking to make his fourth straight Olympia appearance and improve upon on his seventh-place finish in 2022. Labrada’s goal for his prep was to add size while keeping his waist tight to maximize his V-taper.
Jonathan DeLaRosa
Jonathan DeLaRosa made his first appearance in three years at the 2023 Chicago Pro, and he finished the show in second place. Justin Shier took the win. He added his name to this lineup the week before the contest. His last Tampa Pro appearance was in 2016, and he placed fifth.
Nathan Spear
This will be Spear’s third contest of the 2023 season. He was seventh at the New York Pro, and he finished the Vancouver Pro in the bronze position.
Spear would need Labrada to be off the mark for a shot at the win, but Spear is certainly good enough to be in the first callout and finish in the top three. He’s in his second pro season, and this is his first time competing in the Tampa Pro.
Women’s Bodybuilding Athletes to Watch
Below are three of the Women’s Bodybuilding competitors who will likely contend for the podium:
Theresa Ivancik
Theresa Ivancik was seventh in the 2022 Ms. Olympia. She previously competed in 2023 at the Toronto Pro Supershow, finishing as the runner-up. She has wide shoulders and great arms, which may be her strength.
Ivancik had never competed in the Tampa Pro in her five previous pro seasons. Her goal for her first is to win and qualify for the Ms. Olympia contest.
Michaela Aycock
Michaela Aycock has a second-place finish in 2023 from the Lenda Murray Pro. She finished the 2022 Ms. Olympia in sixth place and aims to secure a 2023 qualification. She was in the Tampa Pro in 2019 and finished fourth. Her best finish in this show was third in 2017.
Nicki Chartrand
Nicki Chartrand of Canada will make her 2023 season debut. Along with the Olympia qualification, it would be her second pro win should she claim gold.
Chartrand was victorious at the 2018 Hawaii Pro. She was last on the Olympia stage in 2020, finishing eighth. This will be her first contest since the 2021 Rising Phoenix World Championship, where she finished in eighth place.
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