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The 2023 Vancouver Pro/Am is one of five events taking over the Pro bodybuilding world this weekend. On July 15 in Vancouver, Canada, competitors from the Classic Physique, Men’s Open, Men’s Physique, Bikini, Figure, and Fitness divisions battled for a shot at a Mr. Olympia invitation.
This year, athletes have fewer months and contests where they can qualify for the 2023 Mr. Olympia show. With that in mind, earning an invite has become even more challenging. This year’s Olympia event is slated for Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, Florida, inside the Orange County Convention Center.
Potentially, there will be six athletes who earn their way to the biggest competition on earth later this year. The respective winners of each division of this weekend’s show will have a shot at taking down the reigning champion of their division.
In the headlining Men’s Open category, Hassan Mostafa returned with a vengeance. He took runner-up twice thus far, first to Iain Valliere at the 2023 Toronto Pro Supershow, and then was upset by Phil Clahar at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Another top threat this weekend was Stan de Longeaux, well known as ‘Stanimal.’ He trailed Mostafa in Orlando, so he was hoping to one-up him here today.
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Winners
Men’s Open: Hassan Mostafa
Classic Physique: John Le
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Figure: Gina Palma
Fitness: Sarah Kovach
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Results
Men’s Open
While it was a smaller lineup in Vancouver, athletes came out swinging during prejudging on Saturday. The thickness of Hassan Mostafa‘s back stood out as one of his best weapons. Instead of bringing more condition, Mostafa went for a fuller look in Canada, which seemingly paid off. Mostafa’s last show came in second place at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Meanwhile, ‘Stanimal’s’ last appearance was also at the Orlando Pro, where he trailed behind Hassan in third.
Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux brought a stellar look and great conditioning, the freaky fullness of Hassan Mostafa sealed the deal in the finals. He is now qualified to compete at the Mr. Olympia show. Meanwhile, Longeaux took second and Nate Spear placed third.
Winner — Hassan Mostafa
Second Place — Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux
Third Place — Nate Spear
Fourth Place — Prince Boabang
Fifth Place — Morgan MacDonald
Sixth Place — Eiren Gauley
Classic Physique
During prejudging, Robert Waterhouse, Dylan Bursey, and John Le were fighting for center stage. Waterhouse’s last event came at the 2020 British Grand Prix in ninth. Bursey, on the other hand, last impressed judges at the 2022 NPC North America Championships where he took first. Le’s last contest was at the 2022 Texas Pro in fourth.
There were plenty of close comparisons, but the capped shoulders and tight waist of John Le earned him the victory. Dylan Bursey walked away as a runner-up in Canada, with Robert Waterhouse and Issac Baier taking third and fourth.
Winner — John Le
Second Place — Dylan Bursey
Third Place — Robert Waterhouse
Fourth Place — Isaac Baier
Fifth Place — Adam Beveridge
Sixth Place — Carl Gauthier
Seventh Place — Anas Barahmeh
Eighth Place — Narek Khachatyan
Ninth Place — Billy Danh
Tenth Place — Jesse Strand
Men’s Physique
Winner — Jason Huynh
Second Place — Mehdi Kabbadj
Third Place — Drew Cullen
Fourth Place — Chevy Phillips
Fifth Place — Wagner Abreu
Sixth Place — Patrick Asiedu
Seventh Place — Xezikiel Afanou
Eighth Place — Slegfried Ezeuko
Ninth Place — Chuan-Yu Liu
Tenth Place — Eric Neal
Bikini
Winner — Ashley Kaltwasser
Second Place — Maxine Alexandra Somov
Third Place — Tianna Weymouth
Fourth Place — Nikki Kiani
Fifth Place — Rhoda Allie
Sixth Place — Kateryna Kauffmann
Seventh Place — Meggy Martin-Johnson
Eighth Place — Gina Switzeny
Ninth Place — Jill E. Humphrey
Tenth Place — Kristy Ann Keppel
Ashley Kaltwasser, a total legend in the world of bodybuilding, has accomplished something no one else has! She’s now the very first IFBB Pro to win a jaw-dropping 40 pro shows, and guess what? Three of those remarkable victories were just this year, in 2023.
With her impressive track record, she already had a spot secured for the 2023 Olympia without winning another pro show. However, by winning this contest, she ensured that her qualification remains exclusively hers and doesn’t pass down to anyone else. It’s all about holding on to her well-deserved spot! She did it! Ashley pulled off another incredible victory
Figure
Winner — Gina Palma
Second Place — Autumn Cleveland
Third Place — Dallia Alegria
Fourth Place — Peyton Dutcher
Fifth Place — Paige Sabedra
Sixth Place — Lauren Martin-Stow
Seventh Place — Rachel Shoemake
Fitness
Winner — Sarah Kovach
Second Place — Michelle Fredua-Mensa
Third Place — Stephanie Jones
Fourth Place — Jessica Ann Zehr
Fifth Place — Noeme Champagne-Cloutier
Sixth Place — Danielle DaCosta
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Scorecards
2023 Vancouver Pro Bikini
2023 Vancouver Pro Figure
2023 Vancouver Pro Fitness
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Classic Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Bodybuilding
FitnessVolt congratulates the winners. We look forward to seeing you shine on the Mr. Olympia stage!
Published: 17 July, 2023 | 9:12 AM EDT
The 2023 Vancouver Pro/Am is one of five events taking over the Pro bodybuilding world this weekend. On July 15 in Vancouver, Canada, competitors from the Classic Physique, Men’s Open, Men’s Physique, Bikini, Figure, and Fitness divisions battled for a shot at a Mr. Olympia invitation.
This year, athletes have fewer months and contests where they can qualify for the 2023 Mr. Olympia show. With that in mind, earning an invite has become even more challenging. This year’s Olympia event is slated for Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, Florida, inside the Orange County Convention Center.
Potentially, there will be six athletes who earn their way to the biggest competition on earth later this year. The respective winners of each division of this weekend’s show will have a shot at taking down the reigning champion of their division.
In the headlining Men’s Open category, Hassan Mostafa returned with a vengeance. He took runner-up twice thus far, first to Iain Valliere at the 2023 Toronto Pro Supershow, and then was upset by Phil Clahar at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Another top threat this weekend was Stan de Longeaux, well known as ‘Stanimal.’ He trailed Mostafa in Orlando, so he was hoping to one-up him here today.
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Winners
Men’s Open: Hassan Mostafa
Classic Physique: John Le
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Figure: Gina Palma
Fitness: Sarah Kovach
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Results
Men’s Open
While it was a smaller lineup in Vancouver, athletes came out swinging during prejudging on Saturday. The thickness of Hassan Mostafa‘s back stood out as one of his best weapons. Instead of bringing more condition, Mostafa went for a fuller look in Canada, which seemingly paid off. Mostafa’s last show came in second place at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Meanwhile, ‘Stanimal’s’ last appearance was also at the Orlando Pro, where he trailed behind Hassan in third.
Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux brought a stellar look and great conditioning, the freaky fullness of Hassan Mostafa sealed the deal in the finals. He is now qualified to compete at the Mr. Olympia show. Meanwhile, Longeaux took second and Nate Spear placed third.
Classic Physique
During prejudging, Robert Waterhouse, Dylan Bursey, and John Le were fighting for center stage. Waterhouse’s last event came at the 2020 British Grand Prix in ninth. Bursey, on the other hand, last impressed judges at the 2022 NPC North America Championships where he took first. Le’s last contest was at the 2022 Texas Pro in fourth.
There were plenty of close comparisons, but the capped shoulders and tight waist of John Le earned him the victory. Dylan Bursey walked away as a runner-up in Canada, with Robert Waterhouse and Issac Baier taking third and fourth.
Men’s Physique
Bikini
With her impressive track record, she already had a spot secured for the 2023 Olympia without winning another pro show. However, by winning this contest, she ensured that her qualification remains exclusively hers and doesn’t pass down to anyone else. It’s all about holding on to her well-deserved spot! She did it! Ashley pulled off another incredible victory
Figure
2023 Vancouver Pro Bikini
2023 Vancouver Pro Figure
2023 Vancouver Pro Fitness
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Classic Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Bodybuilding
FitnessVolt congratulates the winners. We look forward to seeing you shine on the Mr. Olympia stage!
Published: 17 July, 2023 | 9:12 AM EDT
Click here to view the article.
This year, athletes have fewer months and contests where they can qualify for the 2023 Mr. Olympia show. With that in mind, earning an invite has become even more challenging. This year’s Olympia event is slated for Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, Florida, inside the Orange County Convention Center.
Potentially, there will be six athletes who earn their way to the biggest competition on earth later this year. The respective winners of each division of this weekend’s show will have a shot at taking down the reigning champion of their division.
In the headlining Men’s Open category, Hassan Mostafa returned with a vengeance. He took runner-up twice thus far, first to Iain Valliere at the 2023 Toronto Pro Supershow, and then was upset by Phil Clahar at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Another top threat this weekend was Stan de Longeaux, well known as ‘Stanimal.’ He trailed Mostafa in Orlando, so he was hoping to one-up him here today.
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Winners
Men’s Open: Hassan Mostafa
Classic Physique: John Le
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Figure: Gina Palma
Fitness: Sarah Kovach
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Results
Men’s Open
While it was a smaller lineup in Vancouver, athletes came out swinging during prejudging on Saturday. The thickness of Hassan Mostafa‘s back stood out as one of his best weapons. Instead of bringing more condition, Mostafa went for a fuller look in Canada, which seemingly paid off. Mostafa’s last show came in second place at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Meanwhile, ‘Stanimal’s’ last appearance was also at the Orlando Pro, where he trailed behind Hassan in third.
Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux brought a stellar look and great conditioning, the freaky fullness of Hassan Mostafa sealed the deal in the finals. He is now qualified to compete at the Mr. Olympia show. Meanwhile, Longeaux took second and Nate Spear placed third.
Winner — Hassan Mostafa
Second Place — Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux
Third Place — Nate Spear
Fourth Place — Prince Boabang
Fifth Place — Morgan MacDonald
Sixth Place — Eiren Gauley
Classic Physique
During prejudging, Robert Waterhouse, Dylan Bursey, and John Le were fighting for center stage. Waterhouse’s last event came at the 2020 British Grand Prix in ninth. Bursey, on the other hand, last impressed judges at the 2022 NPC North America Championships where he took first. Le’s last contest was at the 2022 Texas Pro in fourth.
There were plenty of close comparisons, but the capped shoulders and tight waist of John Le earned him the victory. Dylan Bursey walked away as a runner-up in Canada, with Robert Waterhouse and Issac Baier taking third and fourth.
Winner — John Le
Second Place — Dylan Bursey
Third Place — Robert Waterhouse
Fourth Place — Isaac Baier
Fifth Place — Adam Beveridge
Sixth Place — Carl Gauthier
Seventh Place — Anas Barahmeh
Eighth Place — Narek Khachatyan
Ninth Place — Billy Danh
Tenth Place — Jesse Strand
Men’s Physique
Winner — Jason Huynh
Second Place — Mehdi Kabbadj
Third Place — Drew Cullen
Fourth Place — Chevy Phillips
Fifth Place — Wagner Abreu
Sixth Place — Patrick Asiedu
Seventh Place — Xezikiel Afanou
Eighth Place — Slegfried Ezeuko
Ninth Place — Chuan-Yu Liu
Tenth Place — Eric Neal
Bikini
Winner — Ashley Kaltwasser
Second Place — Maxine Alexandra Somov
Third Place — Tianna Weymouth
Fourth Place — Nikki Kiani
Fifth Place — Rhoda Allie
Sixth Place — Kateryna Kauffmann
Seventh Place — Meggy Martin-Johnson
Eighth Place — Gina Switzeny
Ninth Place — Jill E. Humphrey
Tenth Place — Kristy Ann Keppel
Ashley Kaltwasser, a total legend in the world of bodybuilding, has accomplished something no one else has! She’s now the very first IFBB Pro to win a jaw-dropping 40 pro shows, and guess what? Three of those remarkable victories were just this year, in 2023.
With her impressive track record, she already had a spot secured for the 2023 Olympia without winning another pro show. However, by winning this contest, she ensured that her qualification remains exclusively hers and doesn’t pass down to anyone else. It’s all about holding on to her well-deserved spot! She did it! Ashley pulled off another incredible victory
Figure
Winner — Gina Palma
Second Place — Autumn Cleveland
Third Place — Dallia Alegria
Fourth Place — Peyton Dutcher
Fifth Place — Paige Sabedra
Sixth Place — Lauren Martin-Stow
Seventh Place — Rachel Shoemake
Fitness
Winner — Sarah Kovach
Second Place — Michelle Fredua-Mensa
Third Place — Stephanie Jones
Fourth Place — Jessica Ann Zehr
Fifth Place — Noeme Champagne-Cloutier
Sixth Place — Danielle DaCosta
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Scorecards
2023 Vancouver Pro Bikini
2023 Vancouver Pro Figure
2023 Vancouver Pro Fitness
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Classic Physique
2023 Vancouver Pro Mens Bodybuilding
FitnessVolt congratulates the winners. We look forward to seeing you shine on the Mr. Olympia stage!
Published: 17 July, 2023 | 9:12 AM EDT
The 2023 Vancouver Pro/Am is one of five events taking over the Pro bodybuilding world this weekend. On July 15 in Vancouver, Canada, competitors from the Classic Physique, Men’s Open, Men’s Physique, Bikini, Figure, and Fitness divisions battled for a shot at a Mr. Olympia invitation.
This year, athletes have fewer months and contests where they can qualify for the 2023 Mr. Olympia show. With that in mind, earning an invite has become even more challenging. This year’s Olympia event is slated for Nov. 2-5 in Orlando, Florida, inside the Orange County Convention Center.
Potentially, there will be six athletes who earn their way to the biggest competition on earth later this year. The respective winners of each division of this weekend’s show will have a shot at taking down the reigning champion of their division.
In the headlining Men’s Open category, Hassan Mostafa returned with a vengeance. He took runner-up twice thus far, first to Iain Valliere at the 2023 Toronto Pro Supershow, and then was upset by Phil Clahar at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Another top threat this weekend was Stan de Longeaux, well known as ‘Stanimal.’ He trailed Mostafa in Orlando, so he was hoping to one-up him here today.
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Winners
Men’s Open: Hassan Mostafa
Classic Physique: John Le
Men’s Physique: Jason Huynh
Bikini: Ashley Kaltwasser
Figure: Gina Palma
Fitness: Sarah Kovach
2023 Vancouver Pro/Am Results
Men’s Open
While it was a smaller lineup in Vancouver, athletes came out swinging during prejudging on Saturday. The thickness of Hassan Mostafa‘s back stood out as one of his best weapons. Instead of bringing more condition, Mostafa went for a fuller look in Canada, which seemingly paid off. Mostafa’s last show came in second place at the 2023 Orlando Pro. Meanwhile, ‘Stanimal’s’ last appearance was also at the Orlando Pro, where he trailed behind Hassan in third.
Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux brought a stellar look and great conditioning, the freaky fullness of Hassan Mostafa sealed the deal in the finals. He is now qualified to compete at the Mr. Olympia show. Meanwhile, Longeaux took second and Nate Spear placed third.
- Winner — Hassan Mostafa
- Second Place — Stan ‘Stanimal’ de Longeaux
- Third Place — Nate Spear
- Fourth Place — Prince Boabang
- Fifth Place — Morgan MacDonald
- Sixth Place — Eiren Gauley
Classic Physique
During prejudging, Robert Waterhouse, Dylan Bursey, and John Le were fighting for center stage. Waterhouse’s last event came at the 2020 British Grand Prix in ninth. Bursey, on the other hand, last impressed judges at the 2022 NPC North America Championships where he took first. Le’s last contest was at the 2022 Texas Pro in fourth.
There were plenty of close comparisons, but the capped shoulders and tight waist of John Le earned him the victory. Dylan Bursey walked away as a runner-up in Canada, with Robert Waterhouse and Issac Baier taking third and fourth.
- Winner — John Le
- Second Place — Dylan Bursey
- Third Place — Robert Waterhouse
- Fourth Place — Isaac Baier
- Fifth Place — Adam Beveridge
- Sixth Place — Carl Gauthier
- Seventh Place — Anas Barahmeh
- Eighth Place — Narek Khachatyan
- Ninth Place — Billy Danh
- Tenth Place — Jesse Strand
Men’s Physique
- Winner — Jason Huynh
- Second Place — Mehdi Kabbadj
- Third Place — Drew Cullen
- Fourth Place — Chevy Phillips
- Fifth Place — Wagner Abreu
- Sixth Place — Patrick Asiedu
- Seventh Place — Xezikiel Afanou
- Eighth Place — Slegfried Ezeuko
- Ninth Place — Chuan-Yu Liu
- Tenth Place — Eric Neal
Bikini
- Winner — Ashley Kaltwasser
- Second Place — Maxine Alexandra Somov
- Third Place — Tianna Weymouth
- Fourth Place — Nikki Kiani
- Fifth Place — Rhoda Allie
- Sixth Place — Kateryna Kauffmann
- Seventh Place — Meggy Martin-Johnson
- Eighth Place — Gina Switzeny
- Ninth Place — Jill E. Humphrey
- Tenth Place — Kristy Ann Keppel
With her impressive track record, she already had a spot secured for the 2023 Olympia without winning another pro show. However, by winning this contest, she ensured that her qualification remains exclusively hers and doesn’t pass down to anyone else. It’s all about holding on to her well-deserved spot! She did it! Ashley pulled off another incredible victory
Figure
- Winner — Gina Palma
- Second Place — Autumn Cleveland
- Third Place — Dallia Alegria
- Fourth Place — Peyton Dutcher
- Fifth Place — Paige Sabedra
- Sixth Place — Lauren Martin-Stow
- Seventh Place — Rachel Shoemake
- Winner — Sarah Kovach
- Second Place — Michelle Fredua-Mensa
- Third Place — Stephanie Jones
- Fourth Place — Jessica Ann Zehr
- Fifth Place — Noeme Champagne-Cloutier
- Sixth Place — Danielle DaCosta
FitnessVolt congratulates the winners. We look forward to seeing you shine on the Mr. Olympia stage!
Published: 17 July, 2023 | 9:12 AM EDT
Click here to view the article.
