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On Nov. 28, 2021, the Big Man Pro Bodybuilding show was held in Alicante. Spain. For the second time since the 2021 Olympia, a competitor that normally competes in the 212 division jumped into the Men’s Open and won the contest. Former 212 Olympia Champion Shaun Clarida won the Legion Sports Fest in October of 2021.
The Men’s Open division of the Big Man Pro show was won by Angel Calderon, who clinched his first victory in that division. Check out the top 10 for the Men’s Open below:
2021 Big Man Pro Bodybuilding Show Men’s Open Results
[*]Angel Calderon — $6,000
[*]Emir Omeragic — $3,000
[*]Dani Kaganovich — $2,000
[*]Mohammad Nsour — $1,500
[*]Eduardo Rodriguez — $1,000
[*]Morgan Aste
[*]Jan Turek
[*]James Bondi
[*]Lewis Breed
[*]Kevin Brucher
Angel Calderon Calderon won the 212 contest at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro show, which gave him an Olympia qualification for that division. Thanks to his win in Alicante, he can choose which division he will enter at the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, Nevada. IFBB Pro League rules prevent Calderon from competing in both contests. As of this writing, there is no word on which he will enter.
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Emir Omeragic was better here than he was at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro, which resulted in a fourth-place finish at that contest. His muscles appeared fuller in Alicante. The judges just felt that Calderon had better conditioning fit for the runner-up position. At 22 years old, the German competitor has a lot of potential with four more points on the Olympia Qualification Series, which can help him make it to the Olympia should he not win a pro show before then.
Dani Kaganovich came to Spain from Israel and looked very impressive. He was the 2017 Amateur Olympia champion, but his rise in the sport as a pro has been a process. This is his first top three placing. His greatest strength was his posing, which is what helped him move up to a podium spot.
Other Division Winners
All winners are qualified for the 2022 Olympia, while the rest of the top five earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification Series:
- Second place — four points
- Third — three points
- Fourth — two points
- Fith — one point
212 Division
[*]Oleh Kryvyl — $3,000
[*]Morteza Mashayekh Kordkola — $2,000
[*]Naser Mohamed — $1,000
[*]Daniel Sticco
[*]Samir Troudi
Classic Physique
[*]Jose Mete Bueriberi — $2,000
[*]Jesus Rodriguez Sendra — $1,000
[*]Julian Castano — $500
[*]Ayham Alaws
[*]German Pastor
Men’s Physique
[*]Alessandro Cavagnolo — $2,000
[*]Emile Walker — $1,000
[*]Daniel Leone — $500
[*]Jeffrey Darko
[*]Ammar Shlash
Women’s Bodybuilding
[*]Nadia Capotosto — $2,000
[*]Yesenia Garcia Speck — $1,000
[*]Felicia Spatarescu — $500
[*]Ivana Dvorakova
[*]Sonia Cobre Pasani
Women’s Physique
[*]Anne-Lorraine Mohn — $2,000
[*]Caroline Alves Dos Santos — $1,000
[*]Mireia Henriquez — $500
[*]Jeanette Johannson
[*]Alida Opre
Fitness
[*]Minna Pajulahti — $2,000
[*]Giorgia Foroni — $1,000
[*]Abbie Elsner — $500
[*]Corrine Elizabeth Bean
[*]Susana Beatriz Cacavieli
Figure
[*]Tereza Linhartova — $2,000
[*]Gabriela Linhartova — $1,000
[*]Annelios Charlotte — $500
[*]Veronica Gallego Garcia
[*]Zul’fiya Bityeva
Bikini
[*]Ivanna Escandar — $2,000
[*]Ashley Kaltwasser — $1,000
[*]Elisabet Vang — $500
[*]Stine Hansen
[*]Rukiye Solak
Wellness
[*]Juliana Mota Esteso — $2,000
[*]Leonida Ciobu — $1,000
[*]Neride Garcia — $500
[*]Michelle Capponi
[*]Fagen Sahin
Featured Image: @ifbb_pro_spain of Angel Calderon by Jonathan Morieu on Instagram
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