IFBB Women’s World CC 2012: NEWS ONLINE
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We are only about 1 month out from 2012 Women’s (and men’s fitness) World Championships. This year the event will be held in Bialystok, Poland at 5th-7th October.
For all the official information about the categories, schedules and venue etc. please visit IFBB.com for INSPECTION REPORT.
The information about the national teams and the athletes attending to follow.
Last year…
Jana Purdjakova dominated women’s BB by taking the over all title. In women’s fitness the over all crown was taken by Alevtyna Titarenko.
Yulia Ushakova, Ekaterina Gamakina, Zrinka Korac and Elina Gook met in over all comparisons, Ushakova was the strongest;
Estonia continued impressive showings at the international scenes; Oleg celebrated the gold medal in men’s fitness category and Natalia earned runner up spot placing right after the over all champ in her category.
Oleg will win this year as well….
” srcset=”/uploads/emoticons/biggrin@2x.png 2x” width=”20″ height=”20″> Natalia is not participate this year. But Bikini fitness Egle Eller is on stage. 
” srcset=”/uploads/emoticons/wink@2x.png 2x” width=”20″ height=”20″>So, representing Estonia
Oleg Anissimov
Egle Eller-Nabi
We have small but very strong Team
” srcset=”/uploads/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x” width=”20″ height=”20″>As always….two or three athletes and same amount medals…
” srcset=”/uploads/emoticons/biggrin@2x.png 2x” width=”20″ height=”20″>Representing Finland;
Anna Virmajoki (bikini fitness + 168 cm)
Yasemin Ourama (body fitness – 163 cm)
Mari Päkkilä (body fitness – 158 cm)
Tarja Vähäkuopus (body fitness – 163 cm)
Italian federation announced their team;
Silvia Matta – Bodybuilding
Anna Maria Giordani – Bodyfitness up to 158 cm
Cristina Romano – Bodyfitness up to 163 cm
Anna Pezza – Bikini Fitness
http://www.ironworld.ru/club/user/2085/blog/3042/
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OVER 55KG:
1 Vtyurina Natalia
WOMEN’S FITNESS:
1 Volokh Olga
2 Zhurina Ekaterina
3 Chukaeva Natalia
4 Romanenkova Ksenia
WOMEN’S BODY FITNESS:
1 Gook Elina
2 Kuzminich Anastasiia
3 Nikolaeva Yaroslava
4 Tsishkevich Nelly
5 Gamagina Ekaterina
6 Tuleubaeva Aminat
7 Nikitina Liudmila
8 Volosi Tatiana
WOMEN’S BIKINI:
1 Storozhok Olga
2 Shinkaruk Oxana
3 Repina Natalia
4 Rudenko Zinaida
5 Ponomareva Ksenia
MEN’S FITNESS (OPEN):
1 Khalikov Timur
2 Nekrasov Konstantin
http://www.ifbb.com/…lish&prov=index
WOMEN’S WORLDS IN POLAND: FIRST STARS ARE KNOWN! by Andrew MichalakMost of countries will run their qualification contests to the 2012 World Women’s Championships in the upcoming weekend but those countries which need visas to enter the European Union have already revealed the names of their stars. And this is a really interesting lecture as those countries are the women’s physique sports superpowers!
Russia entered two world bodyfitness champions: Ekaterina Gamagina and Elina Gook. While Gook just finished her full of successes junior career and starts to compete in women’s division, Gamagina has already won all top IFBB awards except only one: bodyfitness overall title. And she is coming to Bialystok to grasp this one! Good luck!
She will not have an easy way. First, in her height category she will meet 2009 world champion Katarzyna Kozakiewicz (Poland), Europeans runner-up Eva Rusan (Croatia), her Russian team-mate and serious challenger: Aminat Tuleubaeva.
If passing to the overall, she may face two-time world champion Zrinka Fišer (Croatia), if Zrinka would beat two-time IFBB World Cup winner Anna Szczotka (Poland), coming back to the stage Russian star Nelly Tsyshkevich, former world bodybuilding champion Alina Cepurnienie (Lithuania) and new Ukrainian star Yuliya Horyachun. But there will be no two very demanding opponents in this class: 2010 world champion Olga Muntian (Ukraine) and 2011 bronze medal winner Kati Alander (turned pro).
In the bodyfitness +168 cm category Belarus entered European Championships runner-up Anastasia Gurina, who will compete against bronze medal winner Olga Karavayeva (Ukraine). No former world champions: Yulia Ushakova and Yulia Zabelina (both of Russia), Evgeniya Prutskova (Ukraine) and Nina Furseth (Norway). Who will be the next world champion? Rare opportunity for younger stars!
Fantastic sport quality could be expected in men’s fitness. Estonia nominated 2011 world champion Oleg Anissimov. He will meet 2010 European champion Konstantin Nekrasov (Russia), who returns after the Achilles tendon injury at the 2010 Words in Mexico, two incredible Ukrainians: Fedir Khasalov and Nazar Kharkhun as well as European Championships bronze medal winner Mariusz Lewandowski (Poland). Fitness routines of these athletes are amazing!
In women’s fitness three top stars will not participate: Alevtyna Titarenko (Ukraina), Natalia Nazarenko-Kiivikas (Estonia) and Tatiana Dvortsova (Russia), so the others will have a good opportunity to fight for the top trophies: former world champion Natalia Chukaeva (Russia), former world junior champion Oksana Orobets (Ukraina), Asian champion Tatiana Volkova (Kazakhstan) and Marta Aquiar (Uruguay) who just won her next South American title.
In women’s bodybuilding we will see the biggest IFBB amateur star, Slovak bodybuilder Jana Purdjakova, who won the overall title at the latest two World Championships having altogether eight world titles and being tied in this area with the famous Egyptian bodybuilder El-Shahat Mabrouk. But Mabrouk has already finished his competitive bodybuilding while Purdjakova will come to Bialystok to grasp the ninth gold medal and take the position of the most successful amateur bodybuilder in the IFBB history.
Ukraine enters 2012 European champion Maryna Alf and Russia – 2010 European overall winner Natalia Vtyurina. Plus 1999 world overall winner Ewa Sedkowska (Krynska) of Poland. This will be a very excited meet.
These are the names of the first stars coming to the 2012 World Women’s Championships. The rest of the names will be known on Monday, September 24th, the deadline for sending the Final Entry Forms.
Pictures:
by eastlabs.biz
Eight-time world bodybuilding champion Jana Purdjakova (Slovakia).
2011 world bodyfitness champion (up to 168 cm) Ekaterina Gamagina
(Russia).
2009 and 2011 world bodyfitness champion Zrinka Fišer (Croatia).
2011 world fitness champion (over 163 cm) Natalia Chukaeva (Russia).
2011 world fitness champion Oleg Anissimov (Estonia).
2011 European bodybuilding champion Maryna Alf (Ukraine).
two-time world junior fitness champion Oksana Orobets (Ukraine).
2011 European Championships bodyfitness (up to 163 cm) finalist Yuliya Horyachun (Ukraine).
2011 European Championships bodyfitness (over 168 cm) medal winners, from left: Anastasia Gurina (Belarus) and Olga Karavayeva (Ukraine).
2011 European Championships bodyfitness (up to 168 cm) medal winners, from left: Ekaterina Gamagina (Russia) and Eva Rusan (Croatia).
Germany had their worlds qualifier today, to see more photos please visi – http://www.bodybuilding-magazin.de/media/index.php?cat=104
In BF and BB team; Angela Derzapf (BF -168cm), Daniela Pfeiffer (BF – 168cm), Katharina Liepelt (BF +168cm) and Claudia Lambertus (BB +55kg)
Bikini girls representing Germany; Adriana Freus and Valeria Ammirato in -163cm class plus Ramona Valeria Alb in +168cm category.
From Norway, 2011 Nordic Championships BF over all winner Solrun Stefansdottir attends the Worlds too..
Czech had their qualification also during the weekend, for the full report, please visit http://kulturistika.ronnie.cz/c-13378-nominace-na-ms-zen-a-fitness-muzu-2012.html
Czech team;
In BF: Petra Urbánková, Pavlína Hlavová, Michaela Růžičková, Michaela Šrotířová and Šárka Pícková
BB: Jana Bendová
Men’s Fitness: Luboš Koumal
Bikini division: Michaela Masslová, Valerie Peršina, Eva Nutilová a Vladimíra Krásová
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