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The IFBB Pro League Tampa Pro — one of the more popular pro shows on the bodybuilding circuit — is currently taking place from August 4-6 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Tampa, FL. Ten pro divisions will pose down for qualification to the 2022 Olympia, set to occur on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV. BarBend will update this page with results as they are announced throughout the weekend.
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So far, big wins include Keone Pearson in the 212 division, Courage Opara in Classic Physique, and Jessica Reyes Padilla in Figure. Check out the complete results below:
2022 Tampa Pro Results
Men’s Open
Akim Williams
Kamal Elgargni
Quinton Eriya
Joseph Mackey
Phil Clahar
Eddie Bracamontes
Stuart Sutherland
Tim Budesheim
Seung Chul Lee
Morgan Aste
This was Williams’ first contest of 2022, and he needed the win to qualify for the Olympia. The Legends of Iron podcast co-host appeared bigger at this show than when he won the 2021 Puerto Rico Pro. Williams made a little history as well, becoming the first two-time Tampa Pro winner since the contest started in 2008. He now moves on to the Olympia, where he hopes to surpass his previous best placing of sixth, which he scored in 2020.
Elgargni’s made his Open debut, and he was far and away the most conditioned man on stage. His issue may have been that he was outsized by Williams, who, in addition to being large, was ripped as well. Elgargni will now move on to the Texas Pro in Irving, TX on Aug. 13, 2022 to see if he can score his first pro open win there.
Canadian Quinton Eriya had great symmetry, and his legs looked fantastic in every pose he hit. He just didn’t have the overall size that Williams did, nor was he as conditioned as Elgargni. Nonetheless, his star has been rising, and standing next to two bonafide bodybuilding stars only makes his next contest appearance that much more intriguing. This is his second top three finish since his pro debut in 2019. He was the runner-up at the 2021 Toronto Pro to winner Joel Thomas. As of this writing, he hadn’t announced what show he’s doing next.
212 Division
Keone Pearson
Kerrith Baijo
Nathan Epler
Cody Drobot
Rickey Moton
Ahmed Elsadany
Jason Joseph
Stephen Didoshak
Derik Oslan
Kevin Johnson
Classic Physique
Courage Opara
Adely Annorat
Valentin Petrov
Armando Aman
Kim Santos
Keith Holmes
Matt Maldonado
Kiren Shrenstha
Felix Burgos
Joe Brighty
Men’s Physique
Daniel Ammons
Andre Ferguson
Arya Saffaie
Burak King
Deke Rodrique-Walker
Micah Thomas Jr.
Matthew Greggo
Josh Bridgman
Aroldson Etienne
Cam Harris
Women’s Bodybuilding
Chelsea Dion
Sheena Ohlig
Sherry Priami
Victoria Dominguez
Gabriele Pena
Janeen Lankowski
Pauline Nelson
Tina Mauer Guadarrama
Tamara Maker
Jennifer Sweeney
Women’s Physique
Jeannie Feldman
Ana Harias
Elena Availes Romero
Diana Schnaidt
Michele Steves
Heather Grace
Lenore Gregson
Yarelis Ramos Perez
Ashlynn Richardson
Racheal Brewer
Fitness
Aurika Tyrgale
Cerise de Cardenas
Alayne Corum
Michele Gales
Kamarae Morales
Savahannah Byczek
Maria Laura Cerbelli
Cong Mou
Tess Mikayla
Cory Brueckner
Figure
Jessica Reyes Padilla
Cherish Richardson
Maggie Watson
Autumn Cleveland
Madison Dinges
Ashley Felprin
Jennifer Zienart
Larhannah Robinson
Paula Rojo
Danielle Rose
Bikini
Aimee Leann Velasquez
Jasmine Gonzalez
Ivanna Escandar
Romina Basualdo
Daraja Hill
Danielle Combs
Jordan Brannon
Jodie Yuncker
Shelby Pierce
Niccole Guggia
Wellness
Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
Priscilla Lynd
Alexis Adams
Lili Dong
Nerilde Garcia Strey
Bridgiamell Rodriguez Cruz
Alejandra La Fonseca
Kat Williams
Amanda Werner
Daphney Carter
Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award
Olympia President Dan Solomon was honored during the finals on Aug. 6 by receiving the Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award. Solomon was honored for his contributions to bodybuilding through media as well as his work since taking the helm of the Olympia in 2019.
Past recipients include the late Ben Weider himself, Flex Wheeler, Shawn Ray, and IFBB Pro League head judge Steve Weinberger.
About the Tampa Pro
The Tampa Pro has been held every year since 2008 when it was first introduced by Tim Gardner Productions. Over 200 IFBB Pro League athletes are competing across all 10 divisions that were presented at the 2022 show. Men’s wheelchair was the only division that was absent.
The Men’s Open contest has had 14 different champions in all 14 years it has been held. The show received a jump in awareness this year thanks to former Olympia 212 champion Kamal Elgargni announcing that he would be competing in this show. The contest was streamed on internet pay-per-view on the TGP website
Featured Image: Photo by Will Wittmann (@w_wittmannphoto on Instagram)
The IFBB Pro League Tampa Pro — one of the more popular pro shows on the bodybuilding circuit — is currently taking place from August 4-6 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Tampa, FL. Ten pro divisions will pose down for qualification to the 2022 Olympia, set to occur on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV. BarBend will update this page with results as they are announced throughout the weekend.
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[Related: The Best Whey Protein Powders for Taste, Muscle Growth, and More]
So far, big wins include Keone Pearson in the 212 division, Courage Opara in Classic Physique, and Jessica Reyes Padilla in Figure. Check out the complete results below:
2022 Tampa Pro Results
Men’s Open
[*]Akim Williams
[*]Kamal Elgargni
[*]Quinton Eriya
[*]Joseph Mackey
[*]Phil Clahar
[*]Eddie Bracamontes
[*]Stuart Sutherland
[*]Tim Budesheim
[*]Seung Chul Lee
[*]Morgan Aste
This was Williams’ first contest of 2022, and he needed the win to qualify for the Olympia. The Legends of Iron podcast co-host appeared bigger at this show than when he won the 2021 Puerto Rico Pro. Williams made a little history as well, becoming the first two-time Tampa Pro winner since the contest started in 2008. He now moves on to the Olympia, where he hopes to surpass his previous best placing of sixth, which he scored in 2020.
Elgargni’s made his Open debut, and he was far and away the most conditioned man on stage. His issue may have been that he was outsized by Williams, who, in addition to being large, was ripped as well. Elgargni will now move on to the Texas Pro in Irving, TX on Aug. 13, 2022 to see if he can score his first pro open win there.
Canadian Quinton Eriya had great symmetry, and his legs looked fantastic in every pose he hit. He just didn’t have the overall size that Williams did, nor was he as conditioned as Elgargni. Nonetheless, his star has been rising, and standing next to two bonafide bodybuilding stars only makes his next contest appearance that much more intriguing. This is his second top three finish since his pro debut in 2019. He was the runner-up at the 2021 Toronto Pro to winner Joel Thomas. As of this writing, he hadn’t announced what show he’s doing next.
212 Division
[*]Keone Pearson
[*]Kerrith Baijo
[*]Nathan Epler
[*]Cody Drobot
[*]Rickey Moton
[*]Ahmed Elsadany
Jason Joseph
Stephen Didoshak
Derik Oslan
Kevin Johnson
Classic Physique
[*]Courage Opara
[*]Adely Annorat
[*]Valentin Petrov
[*]Armando Aman
[*]Kim Santos
[*]Keith Holmes
Matt Maldonado
Kiren Shrenstha
Felix Burgos
Joe Brighty
Men’s Physique
[*]Daniel Ammons
[*]Andre Ferguson
[*]Arya Saffaie
[*]Burak King
[*]Deke Rodrique-Walker
[*]Micah Thomas Jr.
[*]Matthew Greggo
[*]Josh Bridgman
[*]Aroldson Etienne
[*]Cam Harris
Women’s Bodybuilding
[*]Chelsea Dion
[*]Sheena Ohlig
[*]Sherry Priami
[*]Victoria Dominguez
[*]Gabriele Pena
[*]Janeen Lankowski
Pauline Nelson
Tina Mauer Guadarrama
Tamara Maker
Jennifer Sweeney
Women’s Physique
[*]Jeannie Feldman
[*]Ana Harias
[*]Elena Availes Romero
[*]Diana Schnaidt
[*]Michele Steves
[*]Heather Grace
Lenore Gregson
Yarelis Ramos Perez
Ashlynn Richardson
Racheal Brewer
Fitness
Figure
[*]Jessica Reyes Padilla
[*]Cherish Richardson
[*]Maggie Watson
[*]Autumn Cleveland
[*]Madison Dinges
[*]Ashley Felprin
Jennifer Zienart
Larhannah Robinson
Paula Rojo
Danielle Rose
Bikini
[*]Aimee Leann Velasquez
[*]Jasmine Gonzalez
[*]Ivanna Escandar
[*]Romina Basualdo
[*]Daraja Hill
[*]Danielle Combs
[*]Jordan Brannon
[*]Jodie Yuncker
[*]Shelby Pierce
[*]Niccole Guggia
Wellness
Olympia President Dan Solomon was honored during the finals on Aug. 6 by receiving the Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award. Solomon was honored for his contributions to bodybuilding through media as well as his work since taking the helm of the Olympia in 2019.
Past recipients include the late Ben Weider himself, Flex Wheeler, Shawn Ray, and IFBB Pro League head judge Steve Weinberger.
About the Tampa Pro
The Tampa Pro has been held every year since 2008 when it was first introduced by Tim Gardner Productions. Over 200 IFBB Pro League athletes are competing across all 10 divisions that were presented at the 2022 show. Men’s wheelchair was the only division that was absent.
The Men’s Open contest has had 14 different champions in all 14 years it has been held. The show received a jump in awareness this year thanks to former Olympia 212 champion Kamal Elgargni announcing that he would be competing in this show. The contest was streamed on internet pay-per-view on the TGP website
Featured Image: Photo by Will Wittmann (@w_wittmannphoto on Instagram)
Click here to view the article.
[Related: The Best Whey Protein Powders for Taste, Muscle Growth, and More]
So far, big wins include Keone Pearson in the 212 division, Courage Opara in Classic Physique, and Jessica Reyes Padilla in Figure. Check out the complete results below:
2022 Tampa Pro Results
Men’s Open
Akim Williams
Kamal Elgargni
Quinton Eriya
Joseph Mackey
Phil Clahar
Eddie Bracamontes
Stuart Sutherland
Tim Budesheim
Seung Chul Lee
Morgan Aste
This was Williams’ first contest of 2022, and he needed the win to qualify for the Olympia. The Legends of Iron podcast co-host appeared bigger at this show than when he won the 2021 Puerto Rico Pro. Williams made a little history as well, becoming the first two-time Tampa Pro winner since the contest started in 2008. He now moves on to the Olympia, where he hopes to surpass his previous best placing of sixth, which he scored in 2020.
Elgargni’s made his Open debut, and he was far and away the most conditioned man on stage. His issue may have been that he was outsized by Williams, who, in addition to being large, was ripped as well. Elgargni will now move on to the Texas Pro in Irving, TX on Aug. 13, 2022 to see if he can score his first pro open win there.
Canadian Quinton Eriya had great symmetry, and his legs looked fantastic in every pose he hit. He just didn’t have the overall size that Williams did, nor was he as conditioned as Elgargni. Nonetheless, his star has been rising, and standing next to two bonafide bodybuilding stars only makes his next contest appearance that much more intriguing. This is his second top three finish since his pro debut in 2019. He was the runner-up at the 2021 Toronto Pro to winner Joel Thomas. As of this writing, he hadn’t announced what show he’s doing next.
212 Division
Keone Pearson
Kerrith Baijo
Nathan Epler
Cody Drobot
Rickey Moton
Ahmed Elsadany
Jason Joseph
Stephen Didoshak
Derik Oslan
Kevin Johnson
Classic Physique
Courage Opara
Adely Annorat
Valentin Petrov
Armando Aman
Kim Santos
Keith Holmes
Matt Maldonado
Kiren Shrenstha
Felix Burgos
Joe Brighty
Men’s Physique
Daniel Ammons
Andre Ferguson
Arya Saffaie
Burak King
Deke Rodrique-Walker
Micah Thomas Jr.
Matthew Greggo
Josh Bridgman
Aroldson Etienne
Cam Harris
Women’s Bodybuilding
Chelsea Dion
Sheena Ohlig
Sherry Priami
Victoria Dominguez
Gabriele Pena
Janeen Lankowski
Pauline Nelson
Tina Mauer Guadarrama
Tamara Maker
Jennifer Sweeney
Women’s Physique
Jeannie Feldman
Ana Harias
Elena Availes Romero
Diana Schnaidt
Michele Steves
Heather Grace
Lenore Gregson
Yarelis Ramos Perez
Ashlynn Richardson
Racheal Brewer
Fitness
Aurika Tyrgale
Cerise de Cardenas
Alayne Corum
Michele Gales
Kamarae Morales
Savahannah Byczek
Maria Laura Cerbelli
Cong Mou
Tess Mikayla
Cory Brueckner
Figure
Jessica Reyes Padilla
Cherish Richardson
Maggie Watson
Autumn Cleveland
Madison Dinges
Ashley Felprin
Jennifer Zienart
Larhannah Robinson
Paula Rojo
Danielle Rose
Bikini
Aimee Leann Velasquez
Jasmine Gonzalez
Ivanna Escandar
Romina Basualdo
Daraja Hill
Danielle Combs
Jordan Brannon
Jodie Yuncker
Shelby Pierce
Niccole Guggia
Wellness
Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
Priscilla Lynd
Alexis Adams
Lili Dong
Nerilde Garcia Strey
Bridgiamell Rodriguez Cruz
Alejandra La Fonseca
Kat Williams
Amanda Werner
Daphney Carter
Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award
Olympia President Dan Solomon was honored during the finals on Aug. 6 by receiving the Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award. Solomon was honored for his contributions to bodybuilding through media as well as his work since taking the helm of the Olympia in 2019.
Past recipients include the late Ben Weider himself, Flex Wheeler, Shawn Ray, and IFBB Pro League head judge Steve Weinberger.
About the Tampa Pro
The Tampa Pro has been held every year since 2008 when it was first introduced by Tim Gardner Productions. Over 200 IFBB Pro League athletes are competing across all 10 divisions that were presented at the 2022 show. Men’s wheelchair was the only division that was absent.
The Men’s Open contest has had 14 different champions in all 14 years it has been held. The show received a jump in awareness this year thanks to former Olympia 212 champion Kamal Elgargni announcing that he would be competing in this show. The contest was streamed on internet pay-per-view on the TGP website
Featured Image: Photo by Will Wittmann (@w_wittmannphoto on Instagram)
The IFBB Pro League Tampa Pro — one of the more popular pro shows on the bodybuilding circuit — is currently taking place from August 4-6 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Tampa, FL. Ten pro divisions will pose down for qualification to the 2022 Olympia, set to occur on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV. BarBend will update this page with results as they are announced throughout the weekend.
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[Related: The Best Whey Protein Powders for Taste, Muscle Growth, and More]
So far, big wins include Keone Pearson in the 212 division, Courage Opara in Classic Physique, and Jessica Reyes Padilla in Figure. Check out the complete results below:
2022 Tampa Pro Results
Men’s Open
[*]Akim Williams
[*]Kamal Elgargni
[*]Quinton Eriya
[*]Joseph Mackey
[*]Phil Clahar
[*]Eddie Bracamontes
[*]Stuart Sutherland
[*]Tim Budesheim
[*]Seung Chul Lee
[*]Morgan Aste
This was Williams’ first contest of 2022, and he needed the win to qualify for the Olympia. The Legends of Iron podcast co-host appeared bigger at this show than when he won the 2021 Puerto Rico Pro. Williams made a little history as well, becoming the first two-time Tampa Pro winner since the contest started in 2008. He now moves on to the Olympia, where he hopes to surpass his previous best placing of sixth, which he scored in 2020.
Elgargni’s made his Open debut, and he was far and away the most conditioned man on stage. His issue may have been that he was outsized by Williams, who, in addition to being large, was ripped as well. Elgargni will now move on to the Texas Pro in Irving, TX on Aug. 13, 2022 to see if he can score his first pro open win there.
Canadian Quinton Eriya had great symmetry, and his legs looked fantastic in every pose he hit. He just didn’t have the overall size that Williams did, nor was he as conditioned as Elgargni. Nonetheless, his star has been rising, and standing next to two bonafide bodybuilding stars only makes his next contest appearance that much more intriguing. This is his second top three finish since his pro debut in 2019. He was the runner-up at the 2021 Toronto Pro to winner Joel Thomas. As of this writing, he hadn’t announced what show he’s doing next.
212 Division
[*]Keone Pearson
[*]Kerrith Baijo
[*]Nathan Epler
[*]Cody Drobot
[*]Rickey Moton
[*]Ahmed Elsadany
Jason Joseph
Stephen Didoshak
Derik Oslan
Kevin Johnson
Classic Physique
[*]Courage Opara
[*]Adely Annorat
[*]Valentin Petrov
[*]Armando Aman
[*]Kim Santos
[*]Keith Holmes
Matt Maldonado
Kiren Shrenstha
Felix Burgos
Joe Brighty
Men’s Physique
[*]Daniel Ammons
[*]Andre Ferguson
[*]Arya Saffaie
[*]Burak King
[*]Deke Rodrique-Walker
[*]Micah Thomas Jr.
[*]Matthew Greggo
[*]Josh Bridgman
[*]Aroldson Etienne
[*]Cam Harris
Women’s Bodybuilding
[*]Chelsea Dion
[*]Sheena Ohlig
[*]Sherry Priami
[*]Victoria Dominguez
[*]Gabriele Pena
[*]Janeen Lankowski
Pauline Nelson
Tina Mauer Guadarrama
Tamara Maker
Jennifer Sweeney
Women’s Physique
[*]Jeannie Feldman
[*]Ana Harias
[*]Elena Availes Romero
[*]Diana Schnaidt
[*]Michele Steves
[*]Heather Grace
Lenore Gregson
Yarelis Ramos Perez
Ashlynn Richardson
Racheal Brewer
Fitness
- Aurika Tyrgale
- Cerise de Cardenas
- Alayne Corum
- Michele Gales
- Kamarae Morales
- Savahannah Byczek
- Maria Laura Cerbelli
- Cong Mou
- Tess Mikayla
- Cory Brueckner
Figure
[*]Jessica Reyes Padilla
[*]Cherish Richardson
[*]Maggie Watson
[*]Autumn Cleveland
[*]Madison Dinges
[*]Ashley Felprin
Jennifer Zienart
Larhannah Robinson
Paula Rojo
Danielle Rose
Bikini
[*]Aimee Leann Velasquez
[*]Jasmine Gonzalez
[*]Ivanna Escandar
[*]Romina Basualdo
[*]Daraja Hill
[*]Danielle Combs
[*]Jordan Brannon
[*]Jodie Yuncker
[*]Shelby Pierce
[*]Niccole Guggia
Wellness
- Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
- Priscilla Lynd
- Alexis Adams
- Lili Dong
- Nerilde Garcia Strey
- Bridgiamell Rodriguez Cruz
- Alejandra La Fonseca
- Kat Williams
- Amanda Werner
- Daphney Carter
Olympia President Dan Solomon was honored during the finals on Aug. 6 by receiving the Ben Weider Lifetime Achievement Award. Solomon was honored for his contributions to bodybuilding through media as well as his work since taking the helm of the Olympia in 2019.
Past recipients include the late Ben Weider himself, Flex Wheeler, Shawn Ray, and IFBB Pro League head judge Steve Weinberger.
About the Tampa Pro
The Tampa Pro has been held every year since 2008 when it was first introduced by Tim Gardner Productions. Over 200 IFBB Pro League athletes are competing across all 10 divisions that were presented at the 2022 show. Men’s wheelchair was the only division that was absent.
The Men’s Open contest has had 14 different champions in all 14 years it has been held. The show received a jump in awareness this year thanks to former Olympia 212 champion Kamal Elgargni announcing that he would be competing in this show. The contest was streamed on internet pay-per-view on the TGP website
Featured Image: Photo by Will Wittmann (@w_wittmannphoto on Instagram)
Click here to view the article.
