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The IFBB Pro League held three Men’s Physique division contests over the weekend of May 20-21, 2023. One of those was the Sur Pro Cup Chile contest in Santiago, Chile, on May 21.
Twelve athletes faced off on stage, and the winner was Emmanuel Costa, who qualified for the 2023 Men’s Physique Olympia contest in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023. Matheus Nery ranked second overall, and Lucas Viudes Santos finished third. The top 10 are listed below:
2023 Sur Pro Cup Chile Results — Men’s Physique
Emmanuel Costa
Matheus Nery
Lucas Viudes Santos
Ramses Rams
Maiki Massario Ono
Francisco Martin Martinez Ayala
Jefferson Lima
Alejandro Landeros
Ignacio Grenziolo
Brian Zarate
[Related: How to Do the 90/90 Stretch to Squat Heavier and Move Better]
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Winner — Emmanuel Costa
Costa is two-for-two in his pro career. The 2022 Arnold South America Amateur winner won his pro debut that same season and the Musclecontest Mercosul Pro. Costa qualified for the 2022 Olympia but didn’t compete.
This was Costa’s first show of 2023. Should he compete in Orlando in November 2023, it will be his Men’s Physique Olympia debut.
Second Place — Matheus Nery
Nery was ranked second by the judges in this single-round scored contest. The head judge for the show was not listed on the scorecards.
This finish is impressive for Nery, as he earned his pro card only one day before this show. A runner-up finish is quite the result for a pro debut under those circumstances.
Nery had round and wide shoulders that tapered down to a tight waist. He was popular with the fans, and if he continues to compete this season, he could land himself in several first callouts.
Third Place — Lucas Viudes Santos
Viudes Santos was also making his pro debut, and he left the stage with a top-three finish. The top three — and four of the top five — were from Brazil.
The country was already well known for its Wellness division athletes, and it’s become a hotbed for Men’s Physique contenders as well. As of this writing, it’s unknown if Viudes Santos will compete again this season.
Other Notes
The other two Men’s Physique shows held on this weekend were the 2023 New York Pro, won by Ryan Terry, and the 2023 Optimum Classic Pro, won by Derrick Stevenson.
The next Men’s Physique show on the 2023 schedule is the Palmetto Classic, scheduled for Saturday, May 27, in Columbia, SC.
Featured Image: @emmanuelcostapro on Instagram
The IFBB Pro League held three Men’s Physique division contests over the weekend of May 20-21, 2023. One of those was the Sur Pro Cup Chile contest in Santiago, Chile, on May 21.
Twelve athletes faced off on stage, and the winner was Emmanuel Costa, who qualified for the 2023 Men’s Physique Olympia contest in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023. Matheus Nery ranked second overall, and Lucas Viudes Santos finished third. The top 10 are listed below:
2023 Sur Pro Cup Chile Results — Men’s Physique
[*]Emmanuel Costa
[*]Matheus Nery
[*]Lucas Viudes Santos
[*]Ramses Rams
[*]Maiki Massario Ono
[*]Francisco Martin Martinez Ayala
[*]Jefferson Lima
[*]Alejandro Landeros
[*]Ignacio Grenziolo
[*]Brian Zarate
[Related: How to Do the 90/90 Stretch to Squat Heavier and Move Better]
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[Related: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Height Cost Him the Role of the Incredible Hulk?]
Winner — Emmanuel Costa
Costa is two-for-two in his pro career. The 2022 Arnold South America Amateur winner won his pro debut that same season and the Musclecontest Mercosul Pro. Costa qualified for the 2022 Olympia but didn’t compete.
This was Costa’s first show of 2023. Should he compete in Orlando in November 2023, it will be his Men’s Physique Olympia debut.
Second Place — Matheus Nery
Nery was ranked second by the judges in this single-round scored contest. The head judge for the show was not listed on the scorecards.
This finish is impressive for Nery, as he earned his pro card only one day before this show. A runner-up finish is quite the result for a pro debut under those circumstances.
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Nery had round and wide shoulders that tapered down to a tight waist. He was popular with the fans, and if he continues to compete this season, he could land himself in several first callouts.
Third Place — Lucas Viudes Santos
Viudes Santos was also making his pro debut, and he left the stage with a top-three finish. The top three — and four of the top five — were from Brazil.
The country was already well known for its Wellness division athletes, and it’s become a hotbed for Men’s Physique contenders as well. As of this writing, it’s unknown if Viudes Santos will compete again this season.
Other Notes
The other two Men’s Physique shows held on this weekend were the 2023 New York Pro, won by Ryan Terry, and the 2023 Optimum Classic Pro, won by Derrick Stevenson.
The next Men’s Physique show on the 2023 schedule is the Palmetto Classic, scheduled for Saturday, May 27, in Columbia, SC.
Featured Image: @emmanuelcostapro on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
Twelve athletes faced off on stage, and the winner was Emmanuel Costa, who qualified for the 2023 Men’s Physique Olympia contest in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023. Matheus Nery ranked second overall, and Lucas Viudes Santos finished third. The top 10 are listed below:
2023 Sur Pro Cup Chile Results — Men’s Physique
Emmanuel Costa
Matheus Nery
Lucas Viudes Santos
Ramses Rams
Maiki Massario Ono
Francisco Martin Martinez Ayala
Jefferson Lima
Alejandro Landeros
Ignacio Grenziolo
Brian Zarate
[Related: How to Do the 90/90 Stretch to Squat Heavier and Move Better]
[Related: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Height Cost Him the Role of the Incredible Hulk?]
Winner — Emmanuel Costa
Costa is two-for-two in his pro career. The 2022 Arnold South America Amateur winner won his pro debut that same season and the Musclecontest Mercosul Pro. Costa qualified for the 2022 Olympia but didn’t compete.
This was Costa’s first show of 2023. Should he compete in Orlando in November 2023, it will be his Men’s Physique Olympia debut.
Second Place — Matheus Nery
Nery was ranked second by the judges in this single-round scored contest. The head judge for the show was not listed on the scorecards.
This finish is impressive for Nery, as he earned his pro card only one day before this show. A runner-up finish is quite the result for a pro debut under those circumstances.
Nery had round and wide shoulders that tapered down to a tight waist. He was popular with the fans, and if he continues to compete this season, he could land himself in several first callouts.
Third Place — Lucas Viudes Santos
Viudes Santos was also making his pro debut, and he left the stage with a top-three finish. The top three — and four of the top five — were from Brazil.
The country was already well known for its Wellness division athletes, and it’s become a hotbed for Men’s Physique contenders as well. As of this writing, it’s unknown if Viudes Santos will compete again this season.
Other Notes
The other two Men’s Physique shows held on this weekend were the 2023 New York Pro, won by Ryan Terry, and the 2023 Optimum Classic Pro, won by Derrick Stevenson.
The next Men’s Physique show on the 2023 schedule is the Palmetto Classic, scheduled for Saturday, May 27, in Columbia, SC.
Featured Image: @emmanuelcostapro on Instagram
The IFBB Pro League held three Men’s Physique division contests over the weekend of May 20-21, 2023. One of those was the Sur Pro Cup Chile contest in Santiago, Chile, on May 21.
Twelve athletes faced off on stage, and the winner was Emmanuel Costa, who qualified for the 2023 Men’s Physique Olympia contest in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 2-5, 2023. Matheus Nery ranked second overall, and Lucas Viudes Santos finished third. The top 10 are listed below:
2023 Sur Pro Cup Chile Results — Men’s Physique
[*]Emmanuel Costa
[*]Matheus Nery
[*]Lucas Viudes Santos
[*]Ramses Rams
[*]Maiki Massario Ono
[*]Francisco Martin Martinez Ayala
[*]Jefferson Lima
[*]Alejandro Landeros
[*]Ignacio Grenziolo
[*]Brian Zarate
[Related: How to Do the 90/90 Stretch to Squat Heavier and Move Better]
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[Related: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Height Cost Him the Role of the Incredible Hulk?]
Winner — Emmanuel Costa
Costa is two-for-two in his pro career. The 2022 Arnold South America Amateur winner won his pro debut that same season and the Musclecontest Mercosul Pro. Costa qualified for the 2022 Olympia but didn’t compete.
This was Costa’s first show of 2023. Should he compete in Orlando in November 2023, it will be his Men’s Physique Olympia debut.
Second Place — Matheus Nery
Nery was ranked second by the judges in this single-round scored contest. The head judge for the show was not listed on the scorecards.
This finish is impressive for Nery, as he earned his pro card only one day before this show. A runner-up finish is quite the result for a pro debut under those circumstances.
[/quote]
Nery had round and wide shoulders that tapered down to a tight waist. He was popular with the fans, and if he continues to compete this season, he could land himself in several first callouts.
Third Place — Lucas Viudes Santos
Viudes Santos was also making his pro debut, and he left the stage with a top-three finish. The top three — and four of the top five — were from Brazil.
The country was already well known for its Wellness division athletes, and it’s become a hotbed for Men’s Physique contenders as well. As of this writing, it’s unknown if Viudes Santos will compete again this season.
Other Notes
The other two Men’s Physique shows held on this weekend were the 2023 New York Pro, won by Ryan Terry, and the 2023 Optimum Classic Pro, won by Derrick Stevenson.
The next Men’s Physique show on the 2023 schedule is the Palmetto Classic, scheduled for Saturday, May 27, in Columbia, SC.
Featured Image: @emmanuelcostapro on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
