2021 Arnold Classic UK Results

Here are the full results from the 2021 Arnold Classic UK.
The 2021 Arnold Classic UK took place on Saturday in Birmingham, England. This comes one week after the 2021 Arnold Classic in Columbus, OH saw Nick Walker take home the title in Men’s Open. There were event more titles handed out this time around.
Heading into the competition, Nathan De Asha was the favorite to take home the prize. De Asha is already qualified to compete at the Olympia, which will take place from Oct. 7-10 in Orlando. This is a warmup for the biggest event of the year.

Tim Budesheim and Samson Dauda were dark-horse contenders heading into the show. This show was full of talent all over the stage. There was a clear top-tier of competition and they did not disappoint.
Arnold Schwarzenegger was unable to make the trip to the England because of an apparent leg injury. He was still part of the show in some capacity virtually throughout.

There was a total of five divisions competing in this event — Men’s Open, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini, and Fitness. The results have been announced and they can be found below.


Arnold Classic UK 2021 Winners

Men’s Open:
Classic Physique:
Men’s Physique: Ryan Terry
Fitness:
Bikini:

Arnold Classic UK 2021 Breakdown
Men’s Open
Results coming soon!

First Place –
Second Place –
Third Place –
Fourth Place –
Fifth Place –

Classic Physique
Results coming soon!

First Place –
Second Place –
Third Place –
Fourth Place –
Fifth Place –

Men’s Physique
Full Results coming soon!

First Place – Ryan Terry
Second Place –
Third Place –
Fourth Place –
Fifth Place –




Fitness
Results coming soon!

First Place –
Second Place –
Third Place –
Fourth Place –
Fifth Place –

Bikini
Results coming soon!

First Place –
Second Place –
Third Place –
Fourth Place –
Fifth Place –

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Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.


Here are the full results from the 2021 Arnold Classic UK.
The 2021 Arnold Classic UK took place on Saturday in Birmingham, England. This comes one week after the 2021 Arnold Classic in Columbus, OH saw Nick Walker take home the title in Men’s Open. There were event more titles handed out this time around.


Heading into the competition, Nathan De Asha was the favorite to take home the prize. De Asha is already qualified to compete at the Olympia, which will take place from Oct. 7-10 in Orlando. This is a warmup for the biggest event of the year.



Tim Budesheim and Samson Dauda were dark-horse contenders heading into the show. This show was full of talent all over the stage. There was a clear top-tier of competition and they did not disappoint.


Arnold Schwarzenegger was unable to make the trip to the England because of an apparent leg injury. He was still part of the show in some capacity virtually throughout.



There was a total of five divisions competing in this event — Men’s Open, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini, and Fitness. The results have been announced and they can be found below.




Arnold Classic UK 2021 Winners

• Men’s Open:
• Classic Physique:
• Men’s Physique: Ryan Terry
• Fitness:
• Bikini:

Arnold Classic UK 2021 Breakdown
Men’s Open
Results coming soon!

• First Place –
• Second Place –
• Third Place –
• Fourth Place –
• Fifth Place –

Classic Physique
Results coming soon!

• First Place –
• Second Place –
• Third Place –
• Fourth Place –
• Fifth Place –

Men’s Physique
Full Results coming soon!

• First Place – Ryan Terry
• Second Place –
• Third Place –
• Fourth Place –
• Fifth Place –

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Fitness
Results coming soon!

• First Place –
• Second Place –
• Third Place –
• Fourth Place –
• Fifth Place –

Bikini
Results coming soon!

• First Place –
• Second Place –
• Third Place –
• Fourth Place –
• Fifth Place –

For more news and updates, follow Generation Iron on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.









Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.






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