Olympia 2021 Fitness Prejudging Report & Analysis

By Presser
October 8, 2021
2 min read

Highlights from the Olympia 2021 Fitness prejudging.

The 2021 Olympia began with prejudging in Fitness. This was the first division to get on stage for initial judging and there might be a clear top tier but it is full at the moment.

Missy Truscott has been at the top of Fitness for over a year now. She is the reigning Olympia champion looking for her second-straight victory. Truscott also took home the title athlete Arnold Classic just two weeks ago. In Columbus, she defeated two of the three competitors that were in the final callout along with her.

Oksana Grishina finished second at the Arnold Classic and she was part of the first callout. Ariel Khadr and Jaclyn Baker were also top four in Columbus and part of the final callout with Truscott. Whitney Jones, who is a two-time Olympia champion, was also in the final callout. Jones won back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019 before being dethroned by Truscott.

Heading into Friday night, Fitness is anybody’s game. There is a chance for some competitors that could take the crown from Truscott. Despite her recent domination, this is a competition that could come down to the posing routines showed off during the final. Until then, you can find a full breakdown from prejudging below at the Olympia 2021 Fitness.

Callout Report

First Callout

  • Oksana Grishina
  • Ariel Khadr
  • Missy Truscott
  • Whitney Jones
  • Jaclyn Baker
  • Tamara Vahn

Second Callout

  • Debbie Fowler
  • Oksana Grishina
  • Aurika Tyrgale

Third Callout

  • Oksana Grishina
  • Tamara Vahn
  • Minna Pajulahti
  • Alix Small

Fourth Callout (Top 4)

  • Jaclyn Baker
  • Ariel Khadr
  • Whitney Jones
  • Missy Truscott

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Greg Patuto

Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.


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