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Blessing Awodibu wins the 2022 New York Pro!
The 2022 New York Pro was next up on the schedule this season. Aside from the Olympia and Arnold classic, the New York Pro might be the biggest show over the course of the year. There were nine divisions fighting for titles on Saturday at the Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, NJ. In the end, it was Blessing Awodibu highlighting the show with a victory in Men’s Open.
Awodibu came into the show as the favorite after winning the Indy Pro just last week. This was his return to the stage and now, he was looking for redemption at the NY Pro, where he finished sixth in 2021. There was a late shakeup as Indy Pro runner-up Charles Griffen decided to pull out of the event on Friday.
Sadik Hadzovic also returned to the stage in New Jersey after his Men’s Physique victory in Men’s Physique. Despite already holding a ticket to the Olympia, Hadzovic wanted to prove that he is ready for the biggest stage. Lauralie Chapados was victorious in Bikini while Neil Currey won Classic Physique.
The full results from the show have been announced. There were a total of nine divisions present during the New York Pro. Checkout the full breakdown from each event along with the official scorecards from the night.
2022 New York Pro: All Division Winners
Men’s Open: Blessing Awodibu
Classic Physique: Neil Currey
Men’s Physique: Kyron Holden
Men’s 212: Noel Adame
Women’s Bodybuilding: Donna Salib
Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
Bikini: Lauralie Chapados
Figure: Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
Wellness: Sunny Andrews
2022 New York Pro Breakdown
Men’s Open
First Place – Blessing Awodibu
Second Place – Andrea Presti
Third Place – Maxx Charles
Fourth Place – Theo Leguerrier
Fifth Place – Justin Rodriguez
Men’s Physique
First Place – Kyron Holden
Second Place – Alexander Toplyn
Third Place – Sadik Hadzovic
Fourth Place – Jeremiah Maxey
Fifth Place – Ramses Rams
Classic Physique
First Place – Neil Currey
Second Place – Alexander Westermeier
Third Place – Camilo Diaz
Fourth Place – Ruben Stouth
Fifth Place – Dancovea Anderson
Men’s 212
First Place – Noel Adame
Second Place – Sung Yeop Jang
Third Place – Abdullah Alsaif
Fourth Place – Derik Olsan
Fifth Place – Enmanuel Rodriguez
Women’s Bodybuilding
First Place – Donna Salib
Second Place – Stephanie Flesher
Third Place – Michelle Jin
Fourth Place – Keisha Oliver
Fifth Place – Saqweta Barrino
Women’s Physique
First Place – Natalia Abraham Coelho
Second Place – Ji Hye Lee
Third Place – Alex Hall
Fourth Place – Amanda Peles
Fifth Place – Orlandina Balin
Bikini
First Place – Lauralie Chapados
Second Place – Elisa Pecini
Third Place – Janet Layug
Fourth Place – India Paulino
Fifth Place – Erin Stern
Figure
First Place – Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
Second Place – Tereza Linhartova
Third Place – Ericka M. Morgan
Fourth Place – Courtney Jacobs
Fifth Place – Yelena Larina
Wellness
First Place – Sunny Andrews
Second Place – Kassandra Gillis
Third Place – Jasmine Payne
Fourth Place – Judian Winston
Fifth Place – Rafaelle Zen
Official Score Cards
Coming soon!
Generation Iron wishes to congratulate all the great athletes who earned a win at the IFBB New York Pro 2022. Make sure to check out our full IFBB Pro results page from this year and previous years right here to catch up on any action you may have missed!
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.
Blessing Awodibu wins the 2022 New York Pro!
The 2022 New York Pro was next up on the schedule this season. Aside from the Olympia and Arnold classic, the New York Pro might be the biggest show over the course of the year. There were nine divisions fighting for titles on Saturday at the Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, NJ. In the end, it was Blessing Awodibu highlighting the show with a victory in Men’s Open.
Awodibu came into the show as the favorite after winning the Indy Pro just last week. This was his return to the stage and now, he was looking for redemption at the NY Pro, where he finished sixth in 2021. There was a late shakeup as Indy Pro runner-up Charles Griffen decided to pull out of the event on Friday.
Sadik Hadzovic also returned to the stage in New Jersey after his Men’s Physique victory in Men’s Physique. Despite already holding a ticket to the Olympia, Hadzovic wanted to prove that he is ready for the biggest stage. Lauralie Chapados was victorious in Bikini while Neil Currey won Classic Physique.
The full results from the show have been announced. There were a total of nine divisions present during the New York Pro. Checkout the full breakdown from each event along with the official scorecards from the night.
2022 New York Pro: All Division Winners
Men’s Open
Coming soon!
Generation Iron wishes to congratulate all the great athletes who earned a win at the IFBB New York Pro 2022. Make sure to check out our full IFBB Pro results page from this year and previous years right here to catch up on any action you may have missed!
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.
Click here to view the article.
The 2022 New York Pro was next up on the schedule this season. Aside from the Olympia and Arnold classic, the New York Pro might be the biggest show over the course of the year. There were nine divisions fighting for titles on Saturday at the Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, NJ. In the end, it was Blessing Awodibu highlighting the show with a victory in Men’s Open.
Awodibu came into the show as the favorite after winning the Indy Pro just last week. This was his return to the stage and now, he was looking for redemption at the NY Pro, where he finished sixth in 2021. There was a late shakeup as Indy Pro runner-up Charles Griffen decided to pull out of the event on Friday.
Sadik Hadzovic also returned to the stage in New Jersey after his Men’s Physique victory in Men’s Physique. Despite already holding a ticket to the Olympia, Hadzovic wanted to prove that he is ready for the biggest stage. Lauralie Chapados was victorious in Bikini while Neil Currey won Classic Physique.
The full results from the show have been announced. There were a total of nine divisions present during the New York Pro. Checkout the full breakdown from each event along with the official scorecards from the night.
2022 New York Pro: All Division Winners
Men’s Open: Blessing Awodibu
Classic Physique: Neil Currey
Men’s Physique: Kyron Holden
Men’s 212: Noel Adame
Women’s Bodybuilding: Donna Salib
Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
Bikini: Lauralie Chapados
Figure: Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
Wellness: Sunny Andrews
2022 New York Pro Breakdown
Men’s Open
First Place – Blessing Awodibu
Second Place – Andrea Presti
Third Place – Maxx Charles
Fourth Place – Theo Leguerrier
Fifth Place – Justin Rodriguez
Men’s Physique
First Place – Kyron Holden
Second Place – Alexander Toplyn
Third Place – Sadik Hadzovic
Fourth Place – Jeremiah Maxey
Fifth Place – Ramses Rams
Classic Physique
First Place – Neil Currey
Second Place – Alexander Westermeier
Third Place – Camilo Diaz
Fourth Place – Ruben Stouth
Fifth Place – Dancovea Anderson
Men’s 212
First Place – Noel Adame
Second Place – Sung Yeop Jang
Third Place – Abdullah Alsaif
Fourth Place – Derik Olsan
Fifth Place – Enmanuel Rodriguez
Women’s Bodybuilding
First Place – Donna Salib
Second Place – Stephanie Flesher
Third Place – Michelle Jin
Fourth Place – Keisha Oliver
Fifth Place – Saqweta Barrino
Women’s Physique
First Place – Natalia Abraham Coelho
Second Place – Ji Hye Lee
Third Place – Alex Hall
Fourth Place – Amanda Peles
Fifth Place – Orlandina Balin
Bikini
First Place – Lauralie Chapados
Second Place – Elisa Pecini
Third Place – Janet Layug
Fourth Place – India Paulino
Fifth Place – Erin Stern
Figure
First Place – Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
Second Place – Tereza Linhartova
Third Place – Ericka M. Morgan
Fourth Place – Courtney Jacobs
Fifth Place – Yelena Larina
Wellness
First Place – Sunny Andrews
Second Place – Kassandra Gillis
Third Place – Jasmine Payne
Fourth Place – Judian Winston
Fifth Place – Rafaelle Zen
Official Score Cards
Coming soon!
Generation Iron wishes to congratulate all the great athletes who earned a win at the IFBB New York Pro 2022. Make sure to check out our full IFBB Pro results page from this year and previous years right here to catch up on any action you may have missed!
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.
Blessing Awodibu wins the 2022 New York Pro!
The 2022 New York Pro was next up on the schedule this season. Aside from the Olympia and Arnold classic, the New York Pro might be the biggest show over the course of the year. There were nine divisions fighting for titles on Saturday at the Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, NJ. In the end, it was Blessing Awodibu highlighting the show with a victory in Men’s Open.
Awodibu came into the show as the favorite after winning the Indy Pro just last week. This was his return to the stage and now, he was looking for redemption at the NY Pro, where he finished sixth in 2021. There was a late shakeup as Indy Pro runner-up Charles Griffen decided to pull out of the event on Friday.
Sadik Hadzovic also returned to the stage in New Jersey after his Men’s Physique victory in Men’s Physique. Despite already holding a ticket to the Olympia, Hadzovic wanted to prove that he is ready for the biggest stage. Lauralie Chapados was victorious in Bikini while Neil Currey won Classic Physique.
The full results from the show have been announced. There were a total of nine divisions present during the New York Pro. Checkout the full breakdown from each event along with the official scorecards from the night.
2022 New York Pro: All Division Winners
- Men’s Open: Blessing Awodibu
- Classic Physique: Neil Currey
- Men’s Physique: Kyron Holden
- Men’s 212: Noel Adame
- Women’s Bodybuilding: Donna Salib
- Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
- Bikini: Lauralie Chapados
- Figure: Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
- Wellness: Sunny Andrews
Men’s Open
- First Place – Blessing Awodibu
- Second Place – Andrea Presti
- Third Place – Maxx Charles
- Fourth Place – Theo Leguerrier
- Fifth Place – Justin Rodriguez
- First Place – Kyron Holden
- Second Place – Alexander Toplyn
- Third Place – Sadik Hadzovic
- Fourth Place – Jeremiah Maxey
- Fifth Place – Ramses Rams
- First Place – Neil Currey
- Second Place – Alexander Westermeier
- Third Place – Camilo Diaz
- Fourth Place – Ruben Stouth
- Fifth Place – Dancovea Anderson
- First Place – Noel Adame
- Second Place – Sung Yeop Jang
- Third Place – Abdullah Alsaif
- Fourth Place – Derik Olsan
- Fifth Place – Enmanuel Rodriguez
- First Place – Donna Salib
- Second Place – Stephanie Flesher
- Third Place – Michelle Jin
- Fourth Place – Keisha Oliver
- Fifth Place – Saqweta Barrino
- First Place – Natalia Abraham Coelho
- Second Place – Ji Hye Lee
- Third Place – Alex Hall
- Fourth Place – Amanda Peles
- Fifth Place – Orlandina Balin
- First Place – Lauralie Chapados
- Second Place – Elisa Pecini
- Third Place – Janet Layug
- Fourth Place – India Paulino
- Fifth Place – Erin Stern
- First Place – Jossie Nathali Alarcon Becerra
- Second Place – Tereza Linhartova
- Third Place – Ericka M. Morgan
- Fourth Place – Courtney Jacobs
- Fifth Place – Yelena Larina
- First Place – Sunny Andrews
- Second Place – Kassandra Gillis
- Third Place – Jasmine Payne
- Fourth Place – Judian Winston
- Fifth Place – Rafaelle Zen
Coming soon!
Generation Iron wishes to congratulate all the great athletes who earned a win at the IFBB New York Pro 2022. Make sure to check out our full IFBB Pro results page from this year and previous years right here to catch up on any action you may have missed!
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.Click here to view the article.
