2002 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
October 23-24, 2002 in Cairo, Egypt
| Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
| 1 |
Jose Carlos Santos |
Brazil |
| Heavyweights |
| (over 198 pounds) |
| 1 |
Sergey Tsikunkov |
|
| 4 |
Ramon Gonzlez |
Spain |
| 5 |
Petr Weinlich |
Czech |
| 6 |
Hamdullah Aykutlug |
Switzerland |
| 7 |
Peter Trenz |
Germany |
| 8 |
Mouhamed Anouti |
Lebanon |
| 9 |
Lubos Cerny |
Czech Republic |
| 10 |
Andrzej Maszewski |
Poland |
| 11 |
Tarek Mahmoud |
Egypt |
| 12 |
Renato Moccia |
Switzerland |
| 13 |
Lukasz Kazimierczak |
Poland |
| 14 |
Fredrick Age |
Sweden |
| 15 |
Emmanouil Karamanlakis |
Greece |
| Light Heavyweights |
| (under 198 pounds) |
| 1 |
Stefan Orosz |
Czech |
| 2 |
Mariusz Strzelinski |
Poland |
| 3-1 |
El Shahat Mabrouk |
Egypt |
| 4-2 |
Pawel Brzozka |
Poland |
| 5 |
P.A. Konstedt |
Switzerland |
| 6 |
Miroslav Cipra |
Czech |
| 7 |
Akos Gaszt |
Hungary |
| 8 |
Stavros Malaktos |
Cyprus |
| 9 |
Christos Taranatzis |
Greece |
| 10 |
Stefan Havlik |
Slovakia |
| 11 |
Lyndon Belgrave |
Barbados |
| 12 |
Ahmed Saafin |
Qatar |
| 13 |
Sergey Beshasniy |
Ukraine |
| 14 |
Ahmad Ali Verdi |
Iran |
| 15 |
Yasser Masri |
Syria |
| Middleweight |
| (under 176 pounds) |
| 4 |
Adel Said Badaway |
Egypt |
| 5 |
Serkan Cetin |
Germany |
| 6 |
Juraj Vrabel |
Slovakia |
| 7 |
Ly Duc |
Vietnam |
| 8 |
Jerry Ossi |
Finland |
| 9 |
Hubert Olborski |
Poland |
| 10 |
Buruiana Virgil |
Romania |
| 11 |
Liaw Teck Leong |
Malaysia |
| 12 |
Odowu Muritala |
Belgium |
| 13 |
Tom Kreienbuhl |
Switzerland |
| 14 |
Julian Felix |
St. Lucia |
| 15 |
Peter Mohr |
Austria |
| Welterweights |
| (under 165 pounds) |
| 1 |
Youssri Al Sayed |
Egypt |
| 2 |
Migger Milazzo |
Germany |
| 3 |
Mikhail Vorobiev |
Russia |
| 4 |
Eduard Derzapf |
Germany |
| 5 |
Pavlos Mentis |
Greece |
| 6 |
Andreo Mozolani |
Slovakia |
| 7 |
Juha Hakala |
Finland |
| 8 |
Esmat Sadek |
Egypt |
| 9 |
Hynek Neuzil |
Czech |
| 10 |
Hidetata Yamagishi |
Japan |
| 11 |
Kim Myung Sub |
Korea |
| 12 |
Luiz Carlos Pareira Sarmento |
Brazil |
| 13 |
Said El Tafanhi |
Egypt |
| 14 |
Kolarov Galin Bozhidarov |
Bulgaria |
| 15 |
Vladimir Kambarov |
Russia |
| Lightweights |
| (under 154 pounds) |
| 1 |
Igor Kocis |
Slovakia |
| 2 |
Moharan Panahi |
Iran |
| 3 |
Vaclav Kvaca |
Czech |
| 4 |
Werner Zenk |
Germany |
| 5 |
Yassin El Touchi |
Egypt |
| 6 |
Shameen Adams |
South Africa |
| 7 |
Tomasz Blaziak |
Poland |
| 8 |
Koji Godo |
Japan |
| 9 |
Zoltan Foldi |
Hungary |
| 10 |
Toshihiko Hirota |
Japan |
| 11 |
Artem Brador |
Ukraine |
| 12 |
Isidro Moreno Calero |
Spain |
| 13 |
Mohamed Loutfi |
Egypt |
| 14 |
Jose Casas Falagan |
Spain |
| 15 |
Al Malahi Galal |
Yemen |
| Bantamweights |
| (under 143 pounds) |
| 1 |
Jose Carlos Santos |
Brazil |
| 2 |
Anwar El Ammawi |
Egypt |
| 3 |
Anatolu Masimov |
Azerbaijan |
| 4 |
Pham Van Mach |
Vietnam |
| 5 |
Martinho Ferreira |
France |
| 6 |
Yousif Hasan |
Iraq |
| 7 |
Vladimir Kristof |
Slovakia |
| 8 |
Jung Bo Hun |
orea |
| 9 |
Mehdi Noorzadeh |
Iran |
| 10 |
Vincent Han Cheng |
Singapore |
| 11 |
S. Kumarananthan |
India |
| 12 |
Tugalua Salati |
New Zealand |
| 13 |
Kim Jin Sik |
Korea |
| 14 |
Johannes Hendriks |
South Africa |
| 15 |
Nader Al Salem |
Kuwait |
| Best National Team |
| 1 |
Egypt |
|
| 2 |
Slovakia |
|
| 3 |
Germany |
|
| Most Improved BodyBuilder |
| 1 |
Esmat SADEK |
Egypt |
2000 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
November 18, 2000 in Malacca, Malaysia
| Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
| 1 |
Serguei Chelestov |
Russia |
| Heavyweights |
| (over 198 pounds) |
| 1 |
Serguei Chelestov |
Russia |
| 2 |
Hamdullah Aykutlug |
Turkey |
| 3 |
Piotr Gluchowaski |
Piotr Gluchowaski |
| 4 |
Oleg Protas |
Ukraine |
| 5 |
Peter Trenz |
Germay |
| 6 |
Robert Barna |
Hungary |
| Light Heavyweights |
| (under 198 pounds) |
| 1 |
Alexandre Vichnevski |
Russia |
| 2 |
Mariusz Strzelinski |
Poland |
| 3 |
Richard Cada |
Czech Republic |
| 4 |
Olegus Zurus |
Lithuania |
| 5 |
Thomas Scheu |
Germay |
| 6 |
Hamid El Hamioui |
Spain |
| Middleweight |
| (under 176 pounds) |
| 1 |
Serguei Dimitriev |
Belarus |
| 2 |
Radek Suchomel |
Czech Republic |
| 3 |
Pavlos Mentis |
Greece |
| 4 |
Tito Raymond |
USA |
| 5 |
Lubert Olborski |
Poland |
| 6 |
Cesar Pimental |
Portugal |
| Welterweights |
| (under 165 pounds) |
| 1 |
Dan Pechanex |
Czech Republic |
| 2 |
Tagir Takhroutinov |
Russia |
| 3 |
Andreas Becker |
Germany |
| 4 |
Tamer El Shahat |
Egypt |
| 5 |
Rene Zimmermann |
Switzerland |
| 6 |
Hidetada Yamagishi |
Japan |
| Lightweights |
| (under 154 pounds) |
| 1 |
Arturo Castaneda |
Spain |
| 2 |
Mikhail Vorobiev |
Russia |
| 3 |
Yossri Sayed |
Egypt |
| 4 |
Mohsen Yazdani |
Iran |
| 5 |
Igor Kocis |
Slovakia |
| 6 |
Han Dong Ki |
South Korea |
| Bantamweights |
| (under 143 pounds) |
| 1 |
Sazali Bin Abd Samad |
Malaysia |
| 2 |
Oleg Melgounov |
Russia |
| 3 |
Pham Van Mach |
Vietnam |
| 4 |
Marvin Ward |
USA |
| 5 |
Anwar El Amawy |
Egypt |
| 6 |
Bo Hun Fung |
South Korea |
| Best National Team |
| 1 |
|
Russia |
| 2 |
|
Czech Republic |
| 3 |
|
Poland |
| 4 |
|
Spain |
| 5 |
|
Egypt |
| 6 |
|
Germany |
| 7 |
|
Malaysia |
| 8 |
|
USA |
| 9 |
|
Belarus |
| 10 |
|
South Korea |
| Most Improved BodyBuilder |
| 1 |
Sazali Bin Abd Samad |
Malaysia |
1999 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
November 13, 1999 in Bratislava, Slovakia
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Jan Kus |
Slovakia |
| (over 198 pounds) |
2 |
Pavol Ferenc |
Slovakia |
| |
4 |
Oleg Protas |
Ukraine |
| |
5 |
Poitr Gluchowski |
Poland |
| |
6 |
Kai Greene |
USA |
| |
1-disq |
Francisco Arreobla Bautista |
Spain |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Jaroslav Horvath |
Slovakia |
| (under 198 pounds) |
2 |
Thomas Scheu |
Germany |
| |
3 |
Aledandre Vichnevski |
Russia |
| |
4 |
Mats Johan Oldenmark |
Sweden |
| |
5 |
Richard Cada |
Czech |
| |
6 |
Pawel Brzozka |
Poland |
| Middleweights |
1 |
El Sahat Mabrouk |
Egypt |
| (under 176 pounds) |
2 |
Roman Vrabel |
Czech |
| |
3 |
Tito Raymond |
USA |
| |
4 |
Carlos Pimentel |
Portugal |
| |
5 |
Frank Schramm |
Germany |
| |
6 |
Ly Duc |
Vietnam |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Taguir Fakhroutdinov |
Russia |
| (under 165 pounds) |
2 |
Peter Gal |
Hungary |
| |
3 |
Myung Sub Kim |
South Korea |
| |
4 |
Semion Berkovick |
Lithuania |
| |
5 |
Juha Hakala |
Finland |
| |
6 |
Tamer Ahmed El Shahhat |
Egypt |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Yazdani Mohsen |
Iran |
| (under 154 pounds) |
2 |
Derek Farnsworth |
USA |
| |
3 |
Han Dong Ki |
South Korea |
| |
4 |
Koji Godo |
Japan |
| |
5 |
Nicos Christophi |
Cyprus |
| |
6 |
Vaclav Kvaca |
Czech |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Jose Carlos Santos |
Brazil |
| (under 143 pounds) |
2 |
Ahmed Mohamed El-Amaway |
Egypt |
| |
3 |
Martin Ward |
USA |
| |
4 |
Sazali Bin Abd Samad |
Malaysia |
| |
5 |
Igor Kocis |
Slovakia |
| |
6 |
In Chai Na |
South Korea |
| Best National Team |
1 |
|
Slovakia |
| |
2 |
|
Egypt |
| |
3 |
|
USA |
| Most Improved BBder |
1 |
Yazdani Mohsen |
Iran |
1998 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
November 15, 1998 in Izmar, Turkey
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
|
Hamdullah Aykutlug |
Turkey |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Mustafa Hassanien |
Jordan |
| (over 198 pounds) |
2 |
Serguei Chelestov |
Russia |
| |
3 |
Oleg Protas |
Ukraine |
| |
4 |
Rolandus Bucinskas |
Lithuania |
| |
5 |
Charles Kemp |
Bahamas |
| |
6 |
Horst Watterau |
Germany |
| |
7 |
Jari Mustonen |
Finland |
| |
8 |
Jan Kus |
Slovakia |
| |
9 |
Thomas Burianek |
Austria |
| |
10 |
Denis Adass |
France |
| |
11 |
Omar Farag |
Austria |
| |
12 |
Yenal Duruakan |
Turkey |
| |
13 |
Hamzeh Houshmand |
Iran |
| |
14 |
Timo Vilponen |
Finland |
| |
15 |
Adel Al Traifi |
Saudi Arabia |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Hamdullah Aykutlug |
Turkey |
| (under 198 pounds) |
2 |
Alberto Vera |
Mexico |
| |
3 |
Johan Oldenmark |
Sweden |
| |
4 |
Stavros Malactos |
Cyprus |
| |
5 |
Guido Guggenberger |
Germany |
| |
6 |
Erich Beihl |
Germany |
| |
7 |
Pavel Ershov |
Russia |
| |
8 |
Ondar Adsay |
Turkey |
| |
9 |
Paul Mentis |
Greece |
| |
10 |
Christos Taranazis |
Greece |
| |
11 |
Andreas Fuchs |
Switzerland |
| |
12 |
Marcelo Pelaio |
Brazil |
| |
13 |
Christian Woss |
Austria |
| |
14 |
Serge Tuli |
Martinique |
| |
15 |
Sami Kopnen |
Finland |
| Middleweights |
1 |
Sahat Mabrouk |
Egypt |
| (under 176 pounds) |
2 |
Armando Villa |
Spain |
| |
3 |
Gholam Sadeghi |
Iran |
| |
4 |
Frank Schramm |
Germany |
| |
5 |
Ly Duc |
Vietnam |
| |
6 |
Roman Vrabel |
Czech |
| |
7 |
Hakan Gumus |
Turkey |
| |
8 |
Fabio Pizzaferri |
Italy |
| |
9 |
Cem Ozturk |
Turkey |
| |
10 |
Fagundes Wagner |
Brazil |
| |
11 |
Joe Duenas |
Guam |
| |
12 |
Dino Castrilli |
Canada |
| |
13 |
Krzysztof Skrzyniarz |
Poland |
| |
14 |
Aliaksandr Rudakou |
Belarus |
| |
15 |
Amin Aabed |
Palestine |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Ertugrul Gulcan |
Turkey |
| (under 165 pounds) |
2 |
Gomez Escrig |
Spain |
| |
3 |
Jorgen Bechter |
Austria |
| |
4 |
Rene Zimmermann |
Switzerland |
| |
5 |
Carsten Capane |
Germany |
| |
6 |
Renen Gewelt |
Belguim |
| |
7 |
Stephane Levy |
France |
| |
8 |
Yoshihiro Yano |
Japan |
| |
9 |
Burak Ozdemir |
Turkey |
| |
10 |
Nocis Kanaris |
Cyprus |
| |
11 |
Sean Bullman |
Ireland |
| |
12 |
Radek Suchomei |
Czech |
| |
13 |
Woo Noh |
South Korea |
| |
14 |
Bercerra Ruben |
Bolivia |
| |
15 |
Abel Sanchez |
Puerto Rico |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Yosri Sayad |
Egypt |
| (under 154 pounds) |
2 |
Han Dong Ki |
South Korea |
| |
3 |
Yazdani Mohsen |
Iran |
| |
4 |
Antonio Provillo |
Spain |
| |
5 |
Ahmed Salem |
Egypt |
| |
6 |
Hirota Toshihiki |
Japan |
| |
7 |
Maltham Almadan |
Saudi Arabia |
| |
8 |
Arturo Fernandez |
Spain |
| |
9 |
Michael Andersson |
Sweden |
| |
10 |
John Carroll |
Ireland |
| |
11 |
Woo Cha |
South Korea |
| |
12 |
Tashio Makoto |
Japan |
| |
13 |
Milos Pavlu |
Czech |
| |
14 |
Nelson Benjamin |
South Africa |
| |
15 |
Fakhroutdinov Tagur |
Russia |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Armawy Anwar |
Egypt |
| (under 143 pounds) |
2 |
Chamdi Milfi |
Saudi Arabia |
| |
3 |
Jose Santos |
Brazil |
| |
4 |
Aziz Mohamed |
Egypt |
| |
5 |
Oleg Melgounov |
Russia |
| |
6 |
Jamad Sazali |
Malaysia |
| |
7 |
Daniel Lungu |
Holland |
| |
8 |
Cardenas Lizcano |
Spain |
| |
9 |
Chai Na In |
South Korea |
| |
10 |
Hassan Bellabsili |
Morocco |
| |
11 |
Hasan Yousif |
Iraq |
| |
12 |
Nicos Christophi |
Cyprus |
| |
13 |
Munir Zetri |
Indonesia |
| |
14 |
Kaya Arslantepe |
Turkey |
| |
15 |
Mohamed Selandin |
Singapore |
| Team Posing |
1 |
|
South Korea |
1997 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
November, 1997 in Prague, Czech
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
|
Ahmed Haidar |
Lebanon |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Johannes Eleftheriadis |
Germany |
| (over 198 pounds) |
2 |
Enzo Ferrari |
Italy |
| |
3 |
Thomas Burianek |
Austria |
| |
4 |
Robert Lee Washington |
USA |
| |
5 |
Ercan Demir |
Turkey |
| |
6 |
Jan Kus |
Slovakia |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Ahmed Haidar |
Lebanon |
| (under 198 pounds) |
2 |
Hamdullah Aykutlug |
Turkey |
| |
3 |
Pawel Brzozka |
Poland |
| |
4 |
Piotr Gluchowski |
Poland |
| |
5 |
Fidel Solsona |
Spain |
| |
6 |
Darrell Monson |
USA |
| Middleweights |
1 |
Jaroslav Horvath |
Slovakia |
| (under 176 pounds) |
2 |
Armando Villa |
Spain |
| |
3 |
Prince Fontenot |
USA |
| |
4 |
David Perez |
Spain |
| |
5 |
Juha Kanervisto |
Finland |
| |
6 |
Roman Vrabel |
Czech |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Jun Ho Kim |
Korea |
| (under 165 pounds) |
2 |
Rene Zimmermann |
Switzerland |
| |
3 |
Hakan Gumus |
Turkey |
| |
4 |
Stephane Levy |
France |
| |
5 |
Juha Halaka |
Finland |
| |
6 |
Milos Pavlu |
Czech |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Seve Holland |
USA |
| (under 154 pounds) |
2 |
Ahmed Abdel Salam |
Egpyt |
| |
3 |
Antonio Blazquez |
Spain |
| |
4 |
Carlos Ayala Rosario |
Puerto Rico |
| |
5 |
Hassan Bellabsili |
Morocco |
| |
6 |
James Butler |
Ireland |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Jose-Carlos Santos |
Brazil |
| (under 143 pounds) |
2 |
Anwar El Amawy |
Egypt |
| |
3 |
Jesus Lizcano |
Spain |
| |
4 |
Mohamed Abdel Aziz |
Egypt |
| |
5 |
Oleg Melgunov |
Russia |
| |
6 |
Earl Snyder |
USA |
| Team Posing |
1 |
|
USA |
1996 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
November 14-15, 1996 in Amman, Jordan
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
|
Jeno Kiss |
Hungary |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Jeno Kiss |
Hungary |
| (over 198 pounds) |
2 |
Ercan Demir |
Turkey |
| |
3 |
Oleg Protas |
Ukraine |
| |
4 |
Jan Kus |
Slovakia |
| |
5 |
Olegas Zuras |
Lithuania |
| |
6 |
Stanislav Bobin |
Russia |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Thomas Scheu |
Germany |
| (under 198 pounds) |
2 |
Johan Oldemark |
Sweden |
| |
3 |
Ingo Fisher |
Germany |
| |
4 |
Ahmad Ali Haider |
Lebanon |
| |
5 |
Peter Lantos |
Hungary |
| |
6 |
Pawel Brzozka |
Poland |
| Middleweights |
1 |
Oleg Zhur |
Ukraine |
| (under 176 pounds) |
2 |
Jaroslav Horvath |
Slovakia |
| |
3 |
Armando Villa |
Spain |
| |
4 |
Mathias Herzog |
Germany |
| |
5 |
Ibrahim Madig |
Egypt |
| |
6 |
Jose Calero |
Spain |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Gulcan Etrugrul |
Turkey |
| (under 165 pounds) |
2 |
Jun Ho Kim |
South Korea |
| |
3 |
Francois Pitarch |
France |
| |
4 |
Rene Zimmerman |
Switzerland |
| |
5 |
Staphane Levy |
France |
| |
6 |
Angelo Giustiniani |
Italy |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Don Kihan |
South Korea |
| (under 154 pounds) |
2 |
Polvillo Blazquertz |
Spain |
| |
3 |
Toshiko Hirota |
Japan |
| |
4 |
Safi Bellabsili |
Morocco |
| |
5 |
Ahmed El Sayad |
Egypt |
| |
6 |
Neil Gardner |
Australia |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Anwar El-Ammawi |
Egypt |
| (under 143 pounds) |
2 |
Dino Fumagalli |
Italy |
| |
3 |
Mohammed Aziz |
Egypt |
| |
4 |
Yousie Hasan |
Iraq |
| |
5 |
Ibrahim Sihat |
Singapore |
| |
6 |
Istvan Magos |
Hungary |
1995 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
Guam
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Overall Winner |
|
Agathoklis Agathokleous |
Cyprus |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Agathoklis Agathokleous |
Cyprus |
| (over 198 pounds) |
2 |
Jeno Kiss |
Hungary |
| |
3 |
Thomas Zechmeister |
Austria |
| |
4 |
Michael Kieschke |
Germany |
| |
5 |
Had Oleg Protas |
Ukraine |
| |
6 |
Skip LaCour |
United States |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Anisi Magne Morisno |
Holland |
| (under 198 pounds) |
2 |
Alfred Krautgartner |
Austria |
| |
3 |
Thomas Scheu |
Germany |
| |
4 |
Jari-Pekka Pulkkinen |
Finland |
| |
5 |
Johan Oldenmark |
Sweden |
| |
6 |
Alexandre Vichneriski |
Russia |
| Middleweights |
1 |
Yohnnie Shambourger |
United States |
| (under 176 pounds) |
2 |
Armando Villa |
Spain |
| |
3 |
Oleg Zhur |
Ukraine |
| |
4 |
Kester Paschke |
Germany |
| |
5 |
Calero Novillo |
Spain |
| |
6 |
Jason Thomas |
South Africa |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Stafan Orosz |
Czech Republic |
| (under 165 pounds) |
2 |
Piero Luigi Tola |
Italy |
| |
3 |
Jaroslav Horvath |
Slovakia |
| |
4 |
Jun Ho Kim |
Korea |
| |
5 |
Milos Paulu |
Czech Republic |
| |
6 |
Hakan Gumus |
Turkey |
| Lightweights |
1 |
David Ford |
England |
| (under 154 pounds) |
2 |
Chris Faildo |
United States |
| |
3 |
Han Dong Ki |
Korea |
| |
4 |
Tagir Fakhrutdinov |
Russia |
| |
5 |
Toshihiko Hirota |
Japan |
| |
6 |
Christophi Nicos |
Cyprus |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Zetri Munir |
Malaysia |
| (under 143 pounds) |
2 |
Anwar Ahmed |
Egypt |
| |
3 |
Mohamed Abdel Aziz |
Egypt |
| |
4 |
Earl Snyder |
United States |
| |
5 |
Jaroslau Bucher |
Slovakia |
| |
6 |
Daniil Vaganov |
Russia |
1994 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
Shanghia, China
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Jean Pierre Fux |
Switzerland |
| |
2 |
Agathoklis Agathokleous |
Cyprus |
| |
3 |
Hassanien Mustafa |
Jordan |
| |
4 |
Wayne Grady |
USA |
| |
5 |
Nandor Caki |
Germany |
| |
6 |
Peter Keranen |
Finland |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Ron Coleman |
USA |
| |
2 |
Gernot Burst |
Austria |
| |
3 |
Amisy Magne Morisho |
Netherlands |
| |
4 |
Zuras Olegas |
Lithuania |
| |
5 |
Johan Oldenmark |
Sweden |
| |
6 |
Alfred Krautgartner |
Austria |
| Middleweights |
1 |
El Shahat Marbrouk |
Egypt |
| |
2 |
Paschke Kester |
Germany |
| |
3 |
Yohnnie Shambourger |
USA |
| |
4 |
Vichnevski Alexander |
Russia |
| |
5 |
Cada Richard |
Czech |
| |
6 |
Simeon Ayochok |
Philippines |
| Welterweights |
1 |
Edward Derzapf |
Germany |
| |
2 |
Oleg Zhur |
Ukraine |
| |
3 |
Piero Luigi Tola |
Italy |
| |
4 |
Juan Ctil Lidon |
Spain |
| |
5 |
Francois Pitarch |
France |
| |
6 |
Vrabel Roman |
Czech |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Justin Jospitre |
France |
| |
2 |
Han Dong Ki |
Korea |
| |
3 |
Chris Faildo |
USA |
| |
4 |
Gulcan Ertugrul |
Turkey |
| |
5 |
Fakhroutdinov Tagir |
Russia |
| |
6 |
Adei Said Mohamen Badaway |
Egypt |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Sergei Otrokh |
Ukraine |
| |
2 |
Anwar El Ammawi |
Egypt |
| |
3 |
Jesus Lizcano |
Spain |
| |
4 |
Mohamed Abdel Aziz |
Egypt |
| |
5 |
Adam Cibula |
Slovakia |
| |
6 |
Bang Woon Hyuk |
Korea |
1993 IFBB World Amateur Championships (Men's)
Seoul, Korea
| Class |
Place |
Name |
Country |
| Heavyweights |
1 |
Gunter Schlierkamp |
Germany |
| |
2 |
Stephan Wolfgang Hartl |
Germany |
| |
3 |
James Roberts |
Sweden |
| Light-Heavyweights |
1 |
Roland Cziurlok |
Germany |
| |
2 |
Ron Coleman |
USA |
| |
3 |
Fouad Boojalee |
Syria |
| Middleweights |
1 |
Abdullah Azman |
Singapore |
| |
2 |
Yohnnie Shambourger |
USA |
| |
3 |
Alexandre Vichnevski |
Russia |
| Lightweights |
1 |
Han Dong-Ki |
Korea |
| |
2 |
Eduard Derzapt |
Germany |
| |
3 |
Ertugal Gulcan |
Turkey |
| Bantamweights |
1 |
Bong Hyuk |
Korea |
| |
2 |
Mohamed Abd El Aziz |
Egpyt |
| |
3 |
Serguei Otrokh |
Ukraine |
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