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Michal “Krizo” Krizanek was considered an NPC amateur bodybuilder at the beginning of October 2022. Less than one month later, he is an Olympia-qualified pro. Krizanek placed first in the 2022 Prague Pro in Prague, Czech Republic, to win his pro debut and is now set to stand alongside the best in the IFBB Pro League on the Mr. Olympia stage.
The top six finishers for the contest are below. BarBend will update these standings to include the top 10 when those scores are shared.
2022 Prague Pro Bodybuilding Show Results — Men’s Open
Michal Krizanek
Jan Turek
Kokeny Bela
Milan Sadek
Maik Ciesla
Enrico Hoffman
Below is a breakdown of the podium results.
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Winner — Michal “Krizo” Krizanek
Krizanek was ripped from top to bottom, and his legs were impressive from all sides. His definition and experience from past competitions paid off here, as he was the clear winner when they announced the first callouts in prejudging.
Now, Krizanek will have his opportunity to stand alongside two-time reigning Mr. Olympia Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, 2019 Mr. Olympia Brandon Curry, and the rest of the men’s open lineup when they face off at the 2022 Olympia Weekend on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV.
Second Place — Jan Turek
This was Turek’s best placing as a pro thus far in his career. Turek looked great, but Krizanek had the size advantage, which was too much for him to overcome. He represented himself well here and could potentially jump in another show before the season cutoff date of November 20, 2022, if he wanted to qualify for the Olympia.
Third Place — Kokeny Bela
Bela had a lot of supporters in the crowd, and for good reason. He showed a lot of muscle density and had great posing. As with Turek, Krizanek was too impressive to be denied on this particular weekend. Bela could be a player to watch in 2023 because he showed he had the physique and potential to hold his own in a big-time lineup.
Other Division Winners
Six IFBB Pro League divisions were on display at this contest, and the final standings as of this writing are below. All winners will move on to the Olympia, while the second through fifth-place finishers earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System.
212 Pound Bodybuilding
Peter Molnar
Dawid Cnota
Jorge Zamorano
Daniel Sticco
Steve Benthin
Classic Physique
Patrik Herczik
Kelvin Hinde
Guncik Sebastian
Petar Dupar
George Acheampong
Jakub Kolinek
Men’s Physique
Abisai Pietrsz
Bikini
Valeria Kord
Wellness
Marie Carvalho
Note: this article will be updated with the rest of the divisional scorecards when results are made available.
Featured Image: @ifbb_promichaelkrizokrizanek on Instagram
Michal “Krizo” Krizanek was considered an NPC amateur bodybuilder at the beginning of October 2022. Less than one month later, he is an Olympia-qualified pro. Krizanek placed first in the 2022 Prague Pro in Prague, Czech Republic, to win his pro debut and is now set to stand alongside the best in the IFBB Pro League on the Mr. Olympia stage.
The top six finishers for the contest are below. BarBend will update these standings to include the top 10 when those scores are shared.
2022 Prague Pro Bodybuilding Show Results — Men’s Open
[*]Michal Krizanek
[*]Jan Turek
[*]Kokeny Bela
[*]Milan Sadek
[*]Maik Ciesla
[*]Enrico Hoffman
Below is a breakdown of the podium results.
[Related: How Less Can Be More — Jeff Nippard Dissects the Minimalist Training Method]
Winner — Michal “Krizo” Krizanek
Krizanek was ripped from top to bottom, and his legs were impressive from all sides. His definition and experience from past competitions paid off here, as he was the clear winner when they announced the first callouts in prejudging.
Now, Krizanek will have his opportunity to stand alongside two-time reigning Mr. Olympia Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, 2019 Mr. Olympia Brandon Curry, and the rest of the men’s open lineup when they face off at the 2022 Olympia Weekend on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV.
Second Place — Jan Turek
This was Turek’s best placing as a pro thus far in his career. Turek looked great, but Krizanek had the size advantage, which was too much for him to overcome. He represented himself well here and could potentially jump in another show before the season cutoff date of November 20, 2022, if he wanted to qualify for the Olympia.
Third Place — Kokeny Bela
Bela had a lot of supporters in the crowd, and for good reason. He showed a lot of muscle density and had great posing. As with Turek, Krizanek was too impressive to be denied on this particular weekend. Bela could be a player to watch in 2023 because he showed he had the physique and potential to hold his own in a big-time lineup.
Other Division Winners
Six IFBB Pro League divisions were on display at this contest, and the final standings as of this writing are below. All winners will move on to the Olympia, while the second through fifth-place finishers earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System.
212 Pound Bodybuilding
[*]Peter Molnar
[*]Dawid Cnota
[*]Jorge Zamorano
[*]Daniel Sticco
[*]Steve Benthin
Classic Physique
[*]Patrik Herczik
[*]Kelvin Hinde
[*]Guncik Sebastian
[*]Petar Dupar
[*]George Acheampong
[*]Jakub Kolinek
Men’s Physique
[*]Abisai Pietrsz
Bikini
[*]Valeria Kord
Wellness
[*]Marie Carvalho
Note: this article will be updated with the rest of the divisional scorecards when results are made available.
Featured Image: @ifbb_promichaelkrizokrizanek on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
The top six finishers for the contest are below. BarBend will update these standings to include the top 10 when those scores are shared.
2022 Prague Pro Bodybuilding Show Results — Men’s Open
Michal Krizanek
Jan Turek
Kokeny Bela
Milan Sadek
Maik Ciesla
Enrico Hoffman
Below is a breakdown of the podium results.
[Related: How Less Can Be More — Jeff Nippard Dissects the Minimalist Training Method]
Winner — Michal “Krizo” Krizanek
Krizanek was ripped from top to bottom, and his legs were impressive from all sides. His definition and experience from past competitions paid off here, as he was the clear winner when they announced the first callouts in prejudging.
Now, Krizanek will have his opportunity to stand alongside two-time reigning Mr. Olympia Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, 2019 Mr. Olympia Brandon Curry, and the rest of the men’s open lineup when they face off at the 2022 Olympia Weekend on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV.
Second Place — Jan Turek
This was Turek’s best placing as a pro thus far in his career. Turek looked great, but Krizanek had the size advantage, which was too much for him to overcome. He represented himself well here and could potentially jump in another show before the season cutoff date of November 20, 2022, if he wanted to qualify for the Olympia.
Third Place — Kokeny Bela
Bela had a lot of supporters in the crowd, and for good reason. He showed a lot of muscle density and had great posing. As with Turek, Krizanek was too impressive to be denied on this particular weekend. Bela could be a player to watch in 2023 because he showed he had the physique and potential to hold his own in a big-time lineup.
Other Division Winners
Six IFBB Pro League divisions were on display at this contest, and the final standings as of this writing are below. All winners will move on to the Olympia, while the second through fifth-place finishers earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System.
212 Pound Bodybuilding
Peter Molnar
Dawid Cnota
Jorge Zamorano
Daniel Sticco
Steve Benthin
Classic Physique
Patrik Herczik
Kelvin Hinde
Guncik Sebastian
Petar Dupar
George Acheampong
Jakub Kolinek
Men’s Physique
Abisai Pietrsz
Bikini
Valeria Kord
Wellness
Marie Carvalho
Note: this article will be updated with the rest of the divisional scorecards when results are made available.
Featured Image: @ifbb_promichaelkrizokrizanek on Instagram
Michal “Krizo” Krizanek was considered an NPC amateur bodybuilder at the beginning of October 2022. Less than one month later, he is an Olympia-qualified pro. Krizanek placed first in the 2022 Prague Pro in Prague, Czech Republic, to win his pro debut and is now set to stand alongside the best in the IFBB Pro League on the Mr. Olympia stage.
The top six finishers for the contest are below. BarBend will update these standings to include the top 10 when those scores are shared.
2022 Prague Pro Bodybuilding Show Results — Men’s Open
[*]Michal Krizanek
[*]Jan Turek
[*]Kokeny Bela
[*]Milan Sadek
[*]Maik Ciesla
[*]Enrico Hoffman
Below is a breakdown of the podium results.
[Related: How Less Can Be More — Jeff Nippard Dissects the Minimalist Training Method]
Winner — Michal “Krizo” Krizanek
Krizanek was ripped from top to bottom, and his legs were impressive from all sides. His definition and experience from past competitions paid off here, as he was the clear winner when they announced the first callouts in prejudging.
Now, Krizanek will have his opportunity to stand alongside two-time reigning Mr. Olympia Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, 2019 Mr. Olympia Brandon Curry, and the rest of the men’s open lineup when they face off at the 2022 Olympia Weekend on Dec. 16-18 in Las Vegas, NV.
Second Place — Jan Turek
This was Turek’s best placing as a pro thus far in his career. Turek looked great, but Krizanek had the size advantage, which was too much for him to overcome. He represented himself well here and could potentially jump in another show before the season cutoff date of November 20, 2022, if he wanted to qualify for the Olympia.
Third Place — Kokeny Bela
Bela had a lot of supporters in the crowd, and for good reason. He showed a lot of muscle density and had great posing. As with Turek, Krizanek was too impressive to be denied on this particular weekend. Bela could be a player to watch in 2023 because he showed he had the physique and potential to hold his own in a big-time lineup.
Other Division Winners
Six IFBB Pro League divisions were on display at this contest, and the final standings as of this writing are below. All winners will move on to the Olympia, while the second through fifth-place finishers earn Tier 4 points in the Olympia Qualification System.
212 Pound Bodybuilding
[*]Peter Molnar
[*]Dawid Cnota
[*]Jorge Zamorano
[*]Daniel Sticco
[*]Steve Benthin
Classic Physique
[*]Patrik Herczik
[*]Kelvin Hinde
[*]Guncik Sebastian
[*]Petar Dupar
[*]George Acheampong
[*]Jakub Kolinek
Men’s Physique
[*]Abisai Pietrsz
Bikini
[*]Valeria Kord
Wellness
[*]Marie Carvalho
Note: this article will be updated with the rest of the divisional scorecards when results are made available.
Featured Image: @ifbb_promichaelkrizokrizanek on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
