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On Saturday, April 1, 2023, the IFBB Pro League held the 2023 Tri-City Classic Pro in Columbus, GA. The two pro divisions that were featured were Men’s Physique and Figure. In the Men’s Physique show, Emanual Hunter was crowned champion over second-place finisher Carlos DeOliveira. Zach Lape rounded out the top three.
In the Figure division, 14 competitors arrived in Columbus, hoping to become the champion. Donya “Dee” Jackson ultimately won the Figure Over 50, Figure Over 40, and Open titles. She earned the opportunity to compete against six-time Olympia champion Cydney Gillon at the 2023 Figure Olympia. This is Jackson’s first Open win and Olympia qualification. Finishing in second place was Deshane Price and Linda Crossley took third.
Results for both divisions are listed below:
[Related: Cardio for Strongmen and Strongwomen to Supercharge Your Conditioning]
2023 Tri-City Classic Pro Bodybuilding Show Results
The final standings for all seven athletes in the Men’s Physique division and the top 10 for the Figure division are below:
Men’s Physique
Emanual Hunter
Carlos DeOliveira
Zach Lape
Ricky Armon Wilson
Kenny Privet
Chance Harper
Melvin Khein
Figure Division
Donya Jackson
Deshane Price
Linda Crossley
Sh’Nere Mattise Deas
Shana Malcolm
Candace Blau
Gabriela Consolomagno
Angie LeMay
Stacie Gladwell
Chelsea Allegro
Check out the breakdown of the Men’s Physique podium below.
[Related: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son, Joseph Baena, Details His Favorite Pull Day Workout]
Men’s Physique Winner — Emanual Hunter
Hunter won his second pro show, thanks to his efforts in Columbus. He placed 12th at the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, which Erin Banks won. He competed once in 2023, finishing second to Banks at the Arnold Classic Men’s Physique contest in Columbus, OH. This Columbus gave him a win and 2023 Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Second Place — Carlos DeOliveira
DeOliveira finished fifth at the Arnold Classic and was 15th at the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, NV. His last victory came at the 2021 Monterrey Pro, but he has four pro wins. He is familiar with placing first, and he will likely compete again to get win number five and an Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Third Place — Zach Lape
Alabama native Lape made his first appearance since 2020 when he competed twice. He finished out of the top 15 in both Chicago and Tampa that year. So far, this is his highest finish as a pro, defeating fourth-place finisher Ricky Armon Wilson by one point in the final scoring. Only pre-judging was scored in this contest.
Looking Ahead
The next two Men’s Physique contests on the 2023 schedule are on the same day: The 1 Bro Pro Show on Saturday, April 8, 2023, in Maidenhead, UK, and the Memphis Pro in Memphis, TN.
The next Figure division competition is the Wasatch Warrior Pro in Salt Lake City, UT, on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Men’s Physique and Bikini are the two divisions that will be held at that event.
Featured Image: @emnual_31 and @deejs_fitnation on Instagram
On Saturday, April 1, 2023, the IFBB Pro League held the 2023 Tri-City Classic Pro in Columbus, GA. The two pro divisions that were featured were Men’s Physique and Figure. In the Men’s Physique show, Emanual Hunter was crowned champion over second-place finisher Carlos DeOliveira. Zach Lape rounded out the top three.
In the Figure division, 14 competitors arrived in Columbus, hoping to become the champion. Donya “Dee” Jackson ultimately won the Figure Over 50, Figure Over 40, and Open titles. She earned the opportunity to compete against six-time Olympia champion Cydney Gillon at the 2023 Figure Olympia. This is Jackson’s first Open win and Olympia qualification. Finishing in second place was Deshane Price and Linda Crossley took third.
Results for both divisions are listed below:
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[Related: Cardio for Strongmen and Strongwomen to Supercharge Your Conditioning]
2023 Tri-City Classic Pro Bodybuilding Show Results
The final standings for all seven athletes in the Men’s Physique division and the top 10 for the Figure division are below:
Men’s Physique
[*]Emanual Hunter
[*]Carlos DeOliveira
[*]Zach Lape
[*]Ricky Armon Wilson
[*]Kenny Privet
[*]Chance Harper
[*]Melvin Khein
Figure Division
[*]Donya Jackson
[*]Deshane Price
[*]Linda Crossley
[*]Sh’Nere Mattise Deas
[*]Shana Malcolm
[*]Candace Blau
[*]Gabriela Consolomagno
[*]Angie LeMay
[*]Stacie Gladwell
[*]Chelsea Allegro
Check out the breakdown of the Men’s Physique podium below.
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[Related: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son, Joseph Baena, Details His Favorite Pull Day Workout]
Men’s Physique Winner — Emanual Hunter
Hunter won his second pro show, thanks to his efforts in Columbus. He placed 12th at the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, which Erin Banks won. He competed once in 2023, finishing second to Banks at the Arnold Classic Men’s Physique contest in Columbus, OH. This Columbus gave him a win and 2023 Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Second Place — Carlos DeOliveira
DeOliveira finished fifth at the Arnold Classic and was 15th at the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, NV. His last victory came at the 2021 Monterrey Pro, but he has four pro wins. He is familiar with placing first, and he will likely compete again to get win number five and an Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Third Place — Zach Lape
Alabama native Lape made his first appearance since 2020 when he competed twice. He finished out of the top 15 in both Chicago and Tampa that year. So far, this is his highest finish as a pro, defeating fourth-place finisher Ricky Armon Wilson by one point in the final scoring. Only pre-judging was scored in this contest.
Looking Ahead
The next two Men’s Physique contests on the 2023 schedule are on the same day: The 1 Bro Pro Show on Saturday, April 8, 2023, in Maidenhead, UK, and the Memphis Pro in Memphis, TN.
The next Figure division competition is the Wasatch Warrior Pro in Salt Lake City, UT, on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Men’s Physique and Bikini are the two divisions that will be held at that event.
Featured Image: @emnual_31 and @deejs_fitnation on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
In the Figure division, 14 competitors arrived in Columbus, hoping to become the champion. Donya “Dee” Jackson ultimately won the Figure Over 50, Figure Over 40, and Open titles. She earned the opportunity to compete against six-time Olympia champion Cydney Gillon at the 2023 Figure Olympia. This is Jackson’s first Open win and Olympia qualification. Finishing in second place was Deshane Price and Linda Crossley took third.
Results for both divisions are listed below:
[Related: Cardio for Strongmen and Strongwomen to Supercharge Your Conditioning]
2023 Tri-City Classic Pro Bodybuilding Show Results
The final standings for all seven athletes in the Men’s Physique division and the top 10 for the Figure division are below:
Men’s Physique
Emanual Hunter
Carlos DeOliveira
Zach Lape
Ricky Armon Wilson
Kenny Privet
Chance Harper
Melvin Khein
Figure Division
Donya Jackson
Deshane Price
Linda Crossley
Sh’Nere Mattise Deas
Shana Malcolm
Candace Blau
Gabriela Consolomagno
Angie LeMay
Stacie Gladwell
Chelsea Allegro
Check out the breakdown of the Men’s Physique podium below.
[Related: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son, Joseph Baena, Details His Favorite Pull Day Workout]
Men’s Physique Winner — Emanual Hunter
Hunter won his second pro show, thanks to his efforts in Columbus. He placed 12th at the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, which Erin Banks won. He competed once in 2023, finishing second to Banks at the Arnold Classic Men’s Physique contest in Columbus, OH. This Columbus gave him a win and 2023 Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Second Place — Carlos DeOliveira
DeOliveira finished fifth at the Arnold Classic and was 15th at the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, NV. His last victory came at the 2021 Monterrey Pro, but he has four pro wins. He is familiar with placing first, and he will likely compete again to get win number five and an Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Third Place — Zach Lape
Alabama native Lape made his first appearance since 2020 when he competed twice. He finished out of the top 15 in both Chicago and Tampa that year. So far, this is his highest finish as a pro, defeating fourth-place finisher Ricky Armon Wilson by one point in the final scoring. Only pre-judging was scored in this contest.
Looking Ahead
The next two Men’s Physique contests on the 2023 schedule are on the same day: The 1 Bro Pro Show on Saturday, April 8, 2023, in Maidenhead, UK, and the Memphis Pro in Memphis, TN.
The next Figure division competition is the Wasatch Warrior Pro in Salt Lake City, UT, on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Men’s Physique and Bikini are the two divisions that will be held at that event.
Featured Image: @emnual_31 and @deejs_fitnation on Instagram
On Saturday, April 1, 2023, the IFBB Pro League held the 2023 Tri-City Classic Pro in Columbus, GA. The two pro divisions that were featured were Men’s Physique and Figure. In the Men’s Physique show, Emanual Hunter was crowned champion over second-place finisher Carlos DeOliveira. Zach Lape rounded out the top three.
In the Figure division, 14 competitors arrived in Columbus, hoping to become the champion. Donya “Dee” Jackson ultimately won the Figure Over 50, Figure Over 40, and Open titles. She earned the opportunity to compete against six-time Olympia champion Cydney Gillon at the 2023 Figure Olympia. This is Jackson’s first Open win and Olympia qualification. Finishing in second place was Deshane Price and Linda Crossley took third.
Results for both divisions are listed below:
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[Related: Cardio for Strongmen and Strongwomen to Supercharge Your Conditioning]
2023 Tri-City Classic Pro Bodybuilding Show Results
The final standings for all seven athletes in the Men’s Physique division and the top 10 for the Figure division are below:
Men’s Physique
[*]Emanual Hunter
[*]Carlos DeOliveira
[*]Zach Lape
[*]Ricky Armon Wilson
[*]Kenny Privet
[*]Chance Harper
[*]Melvin Khein
Figure Division
[*]Donya Jackson
[*]Deshane Price
[*]Linda Crossley
[*]Sh’Nere Mattise Deas
[*]Shana Malcolm
[*]Candace Blau
[*]Gabriela Consolomagno
[*]Angie LeMay
[*]Stacie Gladwell
[*]Chelsea Allegro
Check out the breakdown of the Men’s Physique podium below.
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[Related: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Son, Joseph Baena, Details His Favorite Pull Day Workout]
Men’s Physique Winner — Emanual Hunter
Hunter won his second pro show, thanks to his efforts in Columbus. He placed 12th at the 2022 Men’s Physique Olympia, which Erin Banks won. He competed once in 2023, finishing second to Banks at the Arnold Classic Men’s Physique contest in Columbus, OH. This Columbus gave him a win and 2023 Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Second Place — Carlos DeOliveira
DeOliveira finished fifth at the Arnold Classic and was 15th at the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, NV. His last victory came at the 2021 Monterrey Pro, but he has four pro wins. He is familiar with placing first, and he will likely compete again to get win number five and an Olympia qualification.
Men’s Physique Third Place — Zach Lape
Alabama native Lape made his first appearance since 2020 when he competed twice. He finished out of the top 15 in both Chicago and Tampa that year. So far, this is his highest finish as a pro, defeating fourth-place finisher Ricky Armon Wilson by one point in the final scoring. Only pre-judging was scored in this contest.
Looking Ahead
The next two Men’s Physique contests on the 2023 schedule are on the same day: The 1 Bro Pro Show on Saturday, April 8, 2023, in Maidenhead, UK, and the Memphis Pro in Memphis, TN.
The next Figure division competition is the Wasatch Warrior Pro in Salt Lake City, UT, on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Men’s Physique and Bikini are the two divisions that will be held at that event.
Featured Image: @emnual_31 and @deejs_fitnation on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
