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
|
Bodybuilding
and Fitness Contest Results
IFBB World Amateur Men's Championships (2002 - 1993
Results)