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The 2022 Texas Pro bodybuilding show will take place in Irving, TX, on Saturday, Aug. 13, 2022. Four Men’s divisions and four Women’s divisions will be contested.
As is the case with all International Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness (IFBB) pro shows, the winners in each division will qualify to the 2022 Olympia, which takes place on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas.
Below is the roster for the Men’s Open show, listed in alphabetical order by last name:
2022 Texas Pro Roster | Men’s Open
Check out a preview of the top athletes to watch and a list of competitors for the other seven contested divisions below:
[Related: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay Weighs 336 Pounds 18 Weeks Out From the 2022 Mr. Olympia]
Who to Watch
The 2022 Texas Pro has a relatively large (and very stacked) roster. Below are three athletes to pay close attention to as they contend for the top spot:
Steve Kuclo
Steve Kuclo was the presumed favorite for this contest in 2021, but he was upset by Iain Valliere, who was fresh off a win in Tampa the previous weekend. As a result, Kuclo did not compete at the 2021 Olympia. Redemption is on the mind, and Kuclo doesn’t want lightning to strike twice.
At six feet tall and around 280 pounds, Kuclo may be the most prominent athlete in the lineup. His victory may be imminent if he comes in ripped and not holding water.
Kamal Elgargni
2019 212 Olympia champion Kamal Elgargni made his Men’s Open debut in Tampa on Aug. 6, 2022. He left with a second-place finish to Akim Williams. Elgargni was, debatably, the best-conditioned athlete in that lineup — and he could be again in Texas. The question is if his smaller stature compared to guys like Kuclo will be too much to overcome.
The former Olympia 212 champion will be the third man this season to qualify for the Olympia in two divisions if he wins, following Shaun Clarida and Angel Calderon.
Quinton Eriya
Quinton “Beastwood” Eriya has been inching closer and closer to victory each time he competes. Eriya finished one spot behind Elgargni at the 2022 Tampa Pro, and he may be the one athlete on the roster that can match Kuclo’s size.
That level of muscularity could serve Eriya well in this contest. If nothing else, he will get to test himself against a superstar that has appeared on bodybuilding’s biggest stages more than a handful of times.
Eriya will make his Olympia debut in 2022 if he earns his qualification in this contest.
Other Divisions
The second through fifth place finishers will earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System, and the top three finishers in that system will also move on to the Olympia.
Second – four points
Third – three points
Fourth – two points
Fifth – one point
Over 110 IFBB Pro League athletes will compete across all eight divisions in Texas. The lineups for the other seven contests are below:
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Mohammad Alissa
Kerrith Bajjo
Stephen Didoshak
Cody Drobot
Ahmed Elwardany
Martin Gomez
Shaun Harley
Carlos A. Rodriguez Hernandez
Ho Yeon Jang
Jordan Janowitz
Kevin Johnson
Seonghwan Kim
Michael Lacombe
Andre McShan
Ricky Moten Jr.
David Robinson
Deron Trotter
Classic Physique
Harold J. Bright Jr.
Derek Ewing
Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos
Isaiah Hilton
Vincent Krause
John Le
Ashwin Lucas
Matt Maldonado
Vladimir Markov
Courage Opara
Valentin Petrov
Florian Poirson
Jicheng Qian
Kim Santos
Dominic Semenza
Aaron Sparenberg
Adam Thomas
Jared Thompson
Men’s Physique
Daniel Ammons
Chidube Anene
Anthony Asberry
Ike Black
Josh Bridgman
George Brown
Ramon Cervantes
Jeremy Coleman
Joshua Dennison
Anthony Gilkes
Charjo Grant
Jordan Hubbard
Julian Ibes
Calvin Jackson
Brodee Jarrell
Marvin Jimerson
Greg Johnson
Absalom Lane
Mike Lawhorne
Janard Lee
Andrei Lincan
Jeremiah Maxey
Stan Morrison
John Murphy
Michael Otule
Khali Quartey
Francisco Rodriguez
Ronnell Seales
Jezreel Spencer
Brian Taylor
Micah Thomas Jr.
Alex Woodson
Women’s Physique
Ruiying Bian
Sarah Bow
Briatney Brooks
Gessica Campbell
Pamela Canfield
DeSunka Dawson
Blair Downing
Lenka Ferencukova
Eve Gagnon
Heather Grace
Ana Harias
Nicole Higgins
Ashley Jones
Michelle Jones
Cara Kerluck
Dolly Lazarre
Tembree N.Murphy
Brooke Pighin
Ashlynn Richardson
Miranda Sanders
Diana Schnaidt
Michele Steeves
Melissa Teich
Figure
Bethany Abeln
Yanghee Baek
Tamera Barrett
Yukina Betz
Lynn Centino
Autumn Cleveland
Kelly Durma
Ashley Felperin
Tessa Ford
Bailey Gutierrez
Lisa Hutchins
Marika Jones
Jessica L. Kendrick
Felisha Livezey
Georgina Lona
Taylor Mauro
Marcel Mayfield
Amie Mock
Jessica Reyes Padilla
Larhannah Robinson
Marisol Tavizon
Jennifer Zienert
Bikini
Tessa Barresi
Milena Bonio
Jordan Brannon
Christy Brown
Tamekia Carter
Hope Castelli
Brenda Garay
Carla Garthwaite
Daraja Hill
Kristy Imsande
Paola Leon
Chloe Margraitner
Roxana Marquez
Anya Nicholson
Shelby Pierce
Megan Rakes
Monica Rubio
Lindsey Tucker-Broussard
Jodie Yuncker
Wellness
Amanda Burnett
Devyn Cambre
Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
Daniela Esquivel Castillo
Lili Dong
Brooke Donnelly
Avis Evans
Haley Johnson
Priscilla Lynd
Kathrine McLaruin
Celeste Morales
Natasha Peay
Nuannaree Sriwaralak
Jen Scarborough Zollars
Featured Image: @steveluclo on Instagram | photo by Hector Mendoza (@mdozaphotography on Instagram)
The 2022 Texas Pro bodybuilding show will take place in Irving, TX, on Saturday, Aug. 13, 2022. Four Men’s divisions and four Women’s divisions will be contested.
As is the case with all International Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness (IFBB) pro shows, the winners in each division will qualify to the 2022 Olympia, which takes place on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas.
Below is the roster for the Men’s Open show, listed in alphabetical order by last name:
2022 Texas Pro Roster | Men’s Open
Check out a preview of the top athletes to watch and a list of competitors for the other seven contested divisions below:
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[Related: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay Weighs 336 Pounds 18 Weeks Out From the 2022 Mr. Olympia]
Who to Watch
The 2022 Texas Pro has a relatively large (and very stacked) roster. Below are three athletes to pay close attention to as they contend for the top spot:
Steve Kuclo
Steve Kuclo was the presumed favorite for this contest in 2021, but he was upset by Iain Valliere, who was fresh off a win in Tampa the previous weekend. As a result, Kuclo did not compete at the 2021 Olympia. Redemption is on the mind, and Kuclo doesn’t want lightning to strike twice.
At six feet tall and around 280 pounds, Kuclo may be the most prominent athlete in the lineup. His victory may be imminent if he comes in ripped and not holding water.
Kamal Elgargni
2019 212 Olympia champion Kamal Elgargni made his Men’s Open debut in Tampa on Aug. 6, 2022. He left with a second-place finish to Akim Williams. Elgargni was, debatably, the best-conditioned athlete in that lineup — and he could be again in Texas. The question is if his smaller stature compared to guys like Kuclo will be too much to overcome.
The former Olympia 212 champion will be the third man this season to qualify for the Olympia in two divisions if he wins, following Shaun Clarida and Angel Calderon.
Quinton Eriya
Quinton “Beastwood” Eriya has been inching closer and closer to victory each time he competes. Eriya finished one spot behind Elgargni at the 2022 Tampa Pro, and he may be the one athlete on the roster that can match Kuclo’s size.
That level of muscularity could serve Eriya well in this contest. If nothing else, he will get to test himself against a superstar that has appeared on bodybuilding’s biggest stages more than a handful of times.
Eriya will make his Olympia debut in 2022 if he earns his qualification in this contest.
Other Divisions
The second through fifth place finishers will earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System, and the top three finishers in that system will also move on to the Olympia.
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As is the case with all International Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness (IFBB) pro shows, the winners in each division will qualify to the 2022 Olympia, which takes place on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas.
Below is the roster for the Men’s Open show, listed in alphabetical order by last name:
2022 Texas Pro Roster | Men’s Open
Check out a preview of the top athletes to watch and a list of competitors for the other seven contested divisions below:
[Related: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay Weighs 336 Pounds 18 Weeks Out From the 2022 Mr. Olympia]
Who to Watch
The 2022 Texas Pro has a relatively large (and very stacked) roster. Below are three athletes to pay close attention to as they contend for the top spot:
Steve Kuclo
Steve Kuclo was the presumed favorite for this contest in 2021, but he was upset by Iain Valliere, who was fresh off a win in Tampa the previous weekend. As a result, Kuclo did not compete at the 2021 Olympia. Redemption is on the mind, and Kuclo doesn’t want lightning to strike twice.
At six feet tall and around 280 pounds, Kuclo may be the most prominent athlete in the lineup. His victory may be imminent if he comes in ripped and not holding water.
Kamal Elgargni
2019 212 Olympia champion Kamal Elgargni made his Men’s Open debut in Tampa on Aug. 6, 2022. He left with a second-place finish to Akim Williams. Elgargni was, debatably, the best-conditioned athlete in that lineup — and he could be again in Texas. The question is if his smaller stature compared to guys like Kuclo will be too much to overcome.
The former Olympia 212 champion will be the third man this season to qualify for the Olympia in two divisions if he wins, following Shaun Clarida and Angel Calderon.
Quinton Eriya
Quinton “Beastwood” Eriya has been inching closer and closer to victory each time he competes. Eriya finished one spot behind Elgargni at the 2022 Tampa Pro, and he may be the one athlete on the roster that can match Kuclo’s size.
That level of muscularity could serve Eriya well in this contest. If nothing else, he will get to test himself against a superstar that has appeared on bodybuilding’s biggest stages more than a handful of times.
Eriya will make his Olympia debut in 2022 if he earns his qualification in this contest.
Other Divisions
The second through fifth place finishers will earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System, and the top three finishers in that system will also move on to the Olympia.
Second – four points
Third – three points
Fourth – two points
Fifth – one point
Over 110 IFBB Pro League athletes will compete across all eight divisions in Texas. The lineups for the other seven contests are below:
212
Mohammad Alissa
Kerrith Bajjo
Stephen Didoshak
Cody Drobot
Ahmed Elwardany
Martin Gomez
Shaun Harley
Carlos A. Rodriguez Hernandez
Ho Yeon Jang
Jordan Janowitz
Kevin Johnson
Seonghwan Kim
Michael Lacombe
Andre McShan
Ricky Moten Jr.
David Robinson
Deron Trotter
Classic Physique
Harold J. Bright Jr.
Derek Ewing
Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos
Isaiah Hilton
Vincent Krause
John Le
Ashwin Lucas
Matt Maldonado
Vladimir Markov
Courage Opara
Valentin Petrov
Florian Poirson
Jicheng Qian
Kim Santos
Dominic Semenza
Aaron Sparenberg
Adam Thomas
Jared Thompson
Men’s Physique
Daniel Ammons
Chidube Anene
Anthony Asberry
Ike Black
Josh Bridgman
George Brown
Ramon Cervantes
Jeremy Coleman
Joshua Dennison
Anthony Gilkes
Charjo Grant
Jordan Hubbard
Julian Ibes
Calvin Jackson
Brodee Jarrell
Marvin Jimerson
Greg Johnson
Absalom Lane
Mike Lawhorne
Janard Lee
Andrei Lincan
Jeremiah Maxey
Stan Morrison
John Murphy
Michael Otule
Khali Quartey
Francisco Rodriguez
Ronnell Seales
Jezreel Spencer
Brian Taylor
Micah Thomas Jr.
Alex Woodson
Women’s Physique
Ruiying Bian
Sarah Bow
Briatney Brooks
Gessica Campbell
Pamela Canfield
DeSunka Dawson
Blair Downing
Lenka Ferencukova
Eve Gagnon
Heather Grace
Ana Harias
Nicole Higgins
Ashley Jones
Michelle Jones
Cara Kerluck
Dolly Lazarre
Tembree N.Murphy
Brooke Pighin
Ashlynn Richardson
Miranda Sanders
Diana Schnaidt
Michele Steeves
Melissa Teich
Figure
Bethany Abeln
Yanghee Baek
Tamera Barrett
Yukina Betz
Lynn Centino
Autumn Cleveland
Kelly Durma
Ashley Felperin
Tessa Ford
Bailey Gutierrez
Lisa Hutchins
Marika Jones
Jessica L. Kendrick
Felisha Livezey
Georgina Lona
Taylor Mauro
Marcel Mayfield
Amie Mock
Jessica Reyes Padilla
Larhannah Robinson
Marisol Tavizon
Jennifer Zienert
Bikini
Tessa Barresi
Milena Bonio
Jordan Brannon
Christy Brown
Tamekia Carter
Hope Castelli
Brenda Garay
Carla Garthwaite
Daraja Hill
Kristy Imsande
Paola Leon
Chloe Margraitner
Roxana Marquez
Anya Nicholson
Shelby Pierce
Megan Rakes
Monica Rubio
Lindsey Tucker-Broussard
Jodie Yuncker
Wellness
Amanda Burnett
Devyn Cambre
Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
Daniela Esquivel Castillo
Lili Dong
Brooke Donnelly
Avis Evans
Haley Johnson
Priscilla Lynd
Kathrine McLaruin
Celeste Morales
Natasha Peay
Nuannaree Sriwaralak
Jen Scarborough Zollars
Featured Image: @steveluclo on Instagram | photo by Hector Mendoza (@mdozaphotography on Instagram)
The 2022 Texas Pro bodybuilding show will take place in Irving, TX, on Saturday, Aug. 13, 2022. Four Men’s divisions and four Women’s divisions will be contested.
As is the case with all International Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness (IFBB) pro shows, the winners in each division will qualify to the 2022 Olympia, which takes place on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas.
Below is the roster for the Men’s Open show, listed in alphabetical order by last name:
2022 Texas Pro Roster | Men’s Open
Check out a preview of the top athletes to watch and a list of competitors for the other seven contested divisions below:
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[Related: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay Weighs 336 Pounds 18 Weeks Out From the 2022 Mr. Olympia]
Who to Watch
The 2022 Texas Pro has a relatively large (and very stacked) roster. Below are three athletes to pay close attention to as they contend for the top spot:
Steve Kuclo
Steve Kuclo was the presumed favorite for this contest in 2021, but he was upset by Iain Valliere, who was fresh off a win in Tampa the previous weekend. As a result, Kuclo did not compete at the 2021 Olympia. Redemption is on the mind, and Kuclo doesn’t want lightning to strike twice.
At six feet tall and around 280 pounds, Kuclo may be the most prominent athlete in the lineup. His victory may be imminent if he comes in ripped and not holding water.
Kamal Elgargni
2019 212 Olympia champion Kamal Elgargni made his Men’s Open debut in Tampa on Aug. 6, 2022. He left with a second-place finish to Akim Williams. Elgargni was, debatably, the best-conditioned athlete in that lineup — and he could be again in Texas. The question is if his smaller stature compared to guys like Kuclo will be too much to overcome.
The former Olympia 212 champion will be the third man this season to qualify for the Olympia in two divisions if he wins, following Shaun Clarida and Angel Calderon.
Quinton Eriya
Quinton “Beastwood” Eriya has been inching closer and closer to victory each time he competes. Eriya finished one spot behind Elgargni at the 2022 Tampa Pro, and he may be the one athlete on the roster that can match Kuclo’s size.
That level of muscularity could serve Eriya well in this contest. If nothing else, he will get to test himself against a superstar that has appeared on bodybuilding’s biggest stages more than a handful of times.
Eriya will make his Olympia debut in 2022 if he earns his qualification in this contest.
Other Divisions
The second through fifth place finishers will earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System, and the top three finishers in that system will also move on to the Olympia.
- Second – four points
- Third – three points
- Fourth – two points
- Fifth – one point
212
- Mohammad Alissa
- Kerrith Bajjo
- Stephen Didoshak
- Cody Drobot
- Ahmed Elwardany
- Martin Gomez
- Shaun Harley
- Carlos A. Rodriguez Hernandez
- Ho Yeon Jang
- Jordan Janowitz
- Kevin Johnson
- Seonghwan Kim
- Michael Lacombe
- Andre McShan
- Ricky Moten Jr.
- David Robinson
- Deron Trotter
- Harold J. Bright Jr.
- Derek Ewing
- Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos
- Isaiah Hilton
- Vincent Krause
- John Le
- Ashwin Lucas
- Matt Maldonado
- Vladimir Markov
- Courage Opara
- Valentin Petrov
- Florian Poirson
- Jicheng Qian
- Kim Santos
- Dominic Semenza
- Aaron Sparenberg
- Adam Thomas
- Jared Thompson
- Daniel Ammons
- Chidube Anene
- Anthony Asberry
- Ike Black
- Josh Bridgman
- George Brown
- Ramon Cervantes
- Jeremy Coleman
- Joshua Dennison
- Anthony Gilkes
- Charjo Grant
- Jordan Hubbard
- Julian Ibes
- Calvin Jackson
- Brodee Jarrell
- Marvin Jimerson
- Greg Johnson
- Absalom Lane
- Mike Lawhorne
- Janard Lee
- Andrei Lincan
- Jeremiah Maxey
- Stan Morrison
- John Murphy
- Michael Otule
- Khali Quartey
- Francisco Rodriguez
- Ronnell Seales
- Jezreel Spencer
- Brian Taylor
- Micah Thomas Jr.
- Alex Woodson
- Ruiying Bian
- Sarah Bow
- Briatney Brooks
- Gessica Campbell
- Pamela Canfield
- DeSunka Dawson
- Blair Downing
- Lenka Ferencukova
- Eve Gagnon
- Heather Grace
- Ana Harias
- Nicole Higgins
- Ashley Jones
- Michelle Jones
- Cara Kerluck
- Dolly Lazarre
- Tembree N.Murphy
- Brooke Pighin
- Ashlynn Richardson
- Miranda Sanders
- Diana Schnaidt
- Michele Steeves
- Melissa Teich
- Bethany Abeln
- Yanghee Baek
- Tamera Barrett
- Yukina Betz
- Lynn Centino
- Autumn Cleveland
- Kelly Durma
- Ashley Felperin
- Tessa Ford
- Bailey Gutierrez
- Lisa Hutchins
- Marika Jones
- Jessica L. Kendrick
- Felisha Livezey
- Georgina Lona
- Taylor Mauro
- Marcel Mayfield
- Amie Mock
- Jessica Reyes Padilla
- Larhannah Robinson
- Marisol Tavizon
- Jennifer Zienert
- Tessa Barresi
- Milena Bonio
- Jordan Brannon
- Christy Brown
- Tamekia Carter
- Hope Castelli
- Brenda Garay
- Carla Garthwaite
- Daraja Hill
- Kristy Imsande
- Paola Leon
- Chloe Margraitner
- Roxana Marquez
- Anya Nicholson
- Shelby Pierce
- Megan Rakes
- Monica Rubio
- Lindsey Tucker-Broussard
- Jodie Yuncker
- Amanda Burnett
- Devyn Cambre
- Diana Laura Verduzco Carreno
- Daniela Esquivel Castillo
- Lili Dong
- Brooke Donnelly
- Avis Evans
- Haley Johnson
- Priscilla Lynd
- Kathrine McLaruin
- Celeste Morales
- Natasha Peay
- Nuannaree Sriwaralak
- Jen Scarborough Zollars
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