IFBB Women’s World CC 2012: NEWS ONLINE
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WOMEN’S WORLDS IN BIALYSTOK: GREAT STARS FROM ALL CONTINENTS
by Andrew Michalak
2012 IFBB World Women championships in Poland seems to break the record of participation: currently 172 athletes from 35 countries have been nominated and new entries are still coming. In Bialystok we will meet top women’s athletes from all continents and this time I would like to present them, even if they are not the medal winners from the previous Worlds Championships. Have a look and see the impressive diversity of beauty and style in our really international Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation. Whenever possible, I tried to find out out-of-stage photos to show our stars during photo sessions, in a gym or other situations. Photos from the stage will follow.
Pictures:
Adalheidur Yr Olafsdottir (in short: Heidi Ola) – bikini fitness star from Iceland.
Marianna Simonetta – bodyfitness star from Argentina.
Katarzyna Kozakiewicz-Kowalik – 2009 world bodyfitness champion from Poland.
Nina Silic – bikini fitness star from Australia.
Magdalena Kazimirova – 2012 European bikini fitness overall champion from Slovakia.
Satoko Yamanouchi – bodybuilding star from Japan.
Marta Aguiar – Ms. Fitness Uruguay.
Maria Constantino – bikini fitness star from Mexico.
Nastasia Jaffa – bikini fitness star from South Africa
Tatiana Volkova – fitness star from Kazakhstan.
One of the BF pre-show favorites, Zrinka Fiser competed at IFBB International Austria Cup and took the top honors there. Also bikini competitor, Slovenian Tanja Čanč, who made a breakthrough at 2012 IFBB European Championships, competed in Austria and managed to win the show only one week prior to the Women’s Worlds. Estonian Egle Eller-Nabi proved she is ready for the Worlds by winning the bikini division at IFBB International Latvia Cup . Norwegian repsesentant Solrun Stefansdottir did not succeed that well at her 1 week out-showing (excellent conditioning though) and had to satisfy with the runner up spot at Norway Open.
Solrun Stefansdottir at Norway Open on Saturday
Tanja Čanč and Zrinka Fiser at IFBB International Austria Cup
Silvia Pavlisková work out and posing on 23rd September
COMPETITOR LISTS ARE ANNOUNCED! Please in order to see the list of nominated athletes, open the attached file. Due the settings, could not copy the list straight here in the forums.
IFBB PRESS RELEASE
2012 WOMEN’S WORLDS: ALL STARS ARE KNOWN !
by Andrew Michalak
All 36 countries have already sent their entry forms, so we can look into each category and predict some most exciting battles.
WOMEN’S FITNESS up to 163 cm
13 athletes and interesting situation: almost full set of 2011 finalists, except Janaina Matos from Brazil. Melinda Szabo of Hungary won the previous Worlds and the latest European Championships. She is young, she combative and hungry of success. It doesn’t seem she would like to lose the title. She will be challenged by two experienced Russians: former European champion Ekaterina Zhurina and runner-up Olga Volokh as well as by young, still improving star from Slovakia, 2010 European junior champion Dominika Multanbova. Interesting to see the current Asian champion Tatiana Volkova (Kazakhstan), Balkan champion Marisel Tolmacev (Serbia) and Canadian overall champion Shelly Patton.
WOMEN’S FITNESS over 163 cm
Unexpectedly, five competitors only, but it doesn’t guarantee a medal because there are some outstanding athletes in this short category. I expect a very close battle between former world champion Natalia Chukaeva (Russia) and South American overall champion and 2011 Arnold Europe runner-up Marta Aguiar (Uruguay) who placed there second to Szabo (in the open class). Also two younger generation athletes: former world junior champion Oksana Orobets (Ukraine) and Russian girl with amazing back flexibility Ksenia Romanenkova guarantee top emotions and super attractive routines.
MEN’S FITNESS open class
The best line-up in the IFBB history? Sure! The finals will be something Cirque de Soleil directors should carefully watch! Routines performed by top champions will be breath stopping. 2011 world champion Oleg Anissimov (Estonia), 2010 European champion, who in Mexico performed with ruptured Achilles tendon, Konstantin Nekrasov (Russia), two fantastic Ukrainians: Nazar Kharkhun and Fedir Khashalov, Czech top star Lubos Koumal as well as 2012 European Championships bronze medal winner Mariusz Lewandowski of Poland. The “cream” of the IFBB and the fitness world.
WOMEN’S BODYFITNESS up to 158 cm
Twelve athletes and three top stars: current world champion Elina Gook of Russia, bronze medal winner Mari Pakkila (Finland) and 5th place winner Silvia Pavliskova (Slovakia). Will they distribute all medals among themselves? Maybe. If anyone could stop them, it would be the coming back 2006 European champion Martina Tarkova of Slovakia (also 2nd place at the 2009 Europeans) or young and attractive German star Angela Derzapf, trained by her famous father and former world bodybuilding champion Eduard or experienced Polish competitor Dorota Galinska. Both placed in the finals of the continental championships in the past.
WOMEN’S BODYFITNESS up to 163 cm
Impressive number of 23 athletes! Among them few top stars: 2009 and 2011 world champion and current European Championships overall winner Zrinka Fiser of Croatia, 2010 European champion and two-time IFBB World Cup winner Anna Szczotka of Poland, 2012 European Championships runner-up Cristina Romano of Italy and winner of many continental medals as well as 2009 Worlds bronze medal, coming back after some longer break Russian star Nelly Tsyshkevich. But Fiser hasn’t lost any contest in the last 3 years. Will she lose this year? Unlikely.
Challengers? Two 2011 Worlds finalists and promising stars: Vilma Salasevichute (Lithuania) and Petra Urbankova (Czech Republic). I would also like to bring your attention to the new Ukrainian star Yuliya Horyachun, who finished 4th in her debut at the European Championships as well as Vitaliya Dmitrieva – finalist of the last year World Cup. And a lot of less known athletes from South Africa, Australia, South America. Maybe among them we will see some new rising stars?
Will also see two former top bodybuilders: 2006 world champion Alina Cepurnienie, who also tries in athletic fitness nowadays and three-time former world junior champion Florina Cernat who recently moved to bodyfitness.
WOMEN’S BODYFITNESS up to 168 cm
The next category with 23 participants. And what a caliber! Two world champions: Ekaterina Gamagina (2011) of Russia and Katarzyna Kozakiewicz-Kowalik (2009) of Poland, two Worlds runners-up: Daniela Pfeiffer (2011) and… Cecilia Benjaminson (2006) – yes, it’s no mistake – great come back after 6 years break! Plus 2012 South American champion Renata Muggiati (Brazil), 2012 Asian champion Shizuka Nakamura (Japan), 2012 Europeans runner-up Eva Rusan (Croatia), 2010 Juniors Worlds runner-up Natalia Gacka of Poland and… a very young (18 years old only), very fresh and very attractive Aminat Tuleubaeva from Russia. She already won bronze medal at the European Championships (2010) and promised to her famous coach Eugen Koltun to improve this achievement. They are serious, very serious…
Taking into account the latest achievements, Gamagina, Kozakiewicz and Pfeiffer may be considered as favourites. But they must be in a top shape as the others will not be watching only. They will be attacking with their full potentials and power!
WOMEN’S BODYFITNESS over 168 cm
Less athletes (15) but the tallest ones. Nobody from the finals of the 2011 Worlds! The door to medals and glory are open! In this situation the main pretenders are the top three from this year’s European Championships, with a new continental champion Sidibe Khoudiedji (France), runner-up Anastasia Gurina (Belarus) and bronze medal winner Olga Karavayeva. All of them have just started their international sport career and all of them are improving and hungry of further successes, so this little “return match” should be top exciting. Will the French long-legged “Black Gazelle” Sidibe grasp her first world title? Who may stop her? Beside Gurina and Karavaeva, maybe the Arnold Amateur Championships and Amateur Olympia winner Tetyana Mikheychyk of Ukraine? Or 2012 South African champion Marcelle Collison or 2010 South American champion Mariana Simonetta of Argentine? Anyway, a new IFBB international star of the tallest class will be born in Bialystok.
WOMEN’S BIKINI FITNESS up to 163 cm
Bikini categories are going to flourish at these Championships. Last year there were 37 participants in two official categories, this year we will have almost a double of them. In the short class we will see the top four from the latest European Championships: Magdalena Kazimirova (Slovakia), Daria Shevchenko (Ukraine), Heather Schofield (UK) and Eva Zegan (Poland). From the previous Worlds finals: Valeria Ammirato (Germany) and Maja Pavlovic (Serbia). Moreover: South African champion Lizelle Horn, Canadian Nationals overall winner Cynthia Benoit and two top girls from the recent Cup of Russia: Olga Storozhok and Oxana Shinkaruk. Kazimirova won the overall title at the 2012 European Championships but there will be so many new stars, so nothing is sure, everything is possible!
WOMEN’S BIKINI FITNESS up to 168 cm
The longest line-up at these Championships – 27 competitors from 20 countries! Two lines on the stage guaranteed! But most of them are newcomers at the world level as this class will be run for the first time. Some better-known names: current European champion Tanja Canc of Slovenia and other 2012 European Championships finalists: Liudmila Diachuk (Ukraine), Marina Diaz (France) and 2012 Worlds 5th place winner Kristina Karaliute-Stoliaroviene (Lithuania). And many, many newcomers from all continents: South African champion Nastassia Jaffe, Australian qualifier overall winner Nina Silic, Angeline Jeanson of Canada and always very good girls from Iceland: Margrét Jonsdottir and Elin Sigurjonsdottir. A mixture of skin colors, beauties and styles.
WOMEN’S BIKINI FITNESS over 168 cm
New category, almost all new participants. But few girls have already won some medals. We can see the top three from this year’s European Championships: Anna Virmajoki of Finland, Jana Majernikova of Slovakia and Vladimira Krasova of the Czech Republic. Majernikova was also a runner-up at the 2011 Worlds (in +163 cm class). Egle Eller-Nabi of Estonia, Evelina Dranseikaite of Lithuania and Andrea Lackner of Austria placed in the top 7 at the 2012 Europeans. And many national champions: Inga Marinaka (Latvia), Ramona Alb (Germany), Rhiannon Harris (Australia), Malgorzata Maczynska (Poland), Petra Redl (Austria). These new stars may surprise all of us!
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING UP TO 55 KG
This time shorter list of names (5) but with one supernova star: eight-time world champion Jana Purjakova of Slovakia. She will come to win the ninth IFBB world title to overpass El-Shahat Mabrouk IFBB historical record of 8 wins. Is anybody there to stop her? As she hasn’t lost any international championships in the last 10 years (except 2006 Worlds to Alina Cepurniene) and won the recent two Worlds in overall, she may be considered as a 99% favourite. Who could dethrone her? 2002 European champion Joanna Krupa (Poland) who comes back after a few-year break or 2002 Europeans runner-up Silvia Matta (Italy), who performed as a pro bodybuilder between 2004 and 2007 and now also returns to the IFBB amateur status? Or this year’s Asian champion Satoko Yamanouchi (Japan)? They all are high-profile bodybuilders but as good as Purdjakova? I think Purdjakova’s victory will not be seriously threatened this time.
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OVER 55 KG
Quite nice line-up of 8 athletes, with some famous names: 2010 European Championships overall winner Natalia Vtyurina (Russia), 2012 European champion Maryna Alf (Ukraine) and bronze medal winner Renee Campbell (United Kingdom). And two experienced masters: Eva Sedkowska of Poland – former European and world champion under the name Krynska and Branislava Jovanovic (Serbia) – two-time continental championships runner-up. So,it will be a battle of young challengers against matured and still impressive masters. The result unsure!
If you want to be the first to know watch the live webcast from the Sunday finals at the http://www.iffb.com
In photos..
Bikini fitness champion from Lithuania: Kristina Karaliute-Stoliaroviene
Cup of Russia bodyfitness winner Anastasiia Kuzminich
Fitness star from Poland: Mariusz Lewandowski
Bikini fitness star from Slovakia: Jana Majernikova
European bodyfitness champion from France: Sidibe Khoudiedji
Hungarian fitness diva Timea Taraba-Sifter
Bodyfitness champion from Finland: Tarja Vahakuopus
Bodyfitness star from Sweden: Cecilia Benjaminson
NOTE – according to the press release, they will be live webcast from the finals. More information to follow.
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Bikini Fitness +168cm Egle Eller – Nabi
Naiste Bodyfitness – 163 cm Vitalya Dmitreva
Meeste fitness – Oleg Anissimov
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” srcset=”/uploads/emoticons/wink@2x.png 2x” width=”20″ height=”20″>BODYFITNESS up to 158 cm
1. Angela Derzapf Germany
2. Maria Eriksson Sweden
3. Janaina Ferreira Brazil
4. Dorota Galinska Poland
5. Annamaria Giordani Italy
6. Elina Gook Russia
7. Jennifer Kaye Canada
8. Anna Kowalska Poland B
9. Silvia Kovacsova Australia
10. Mari Päkkilä Finland
11. Silvia Pavliskova Slovakia
12. Holly Shawcross Australia
13. Martina Tarkova Slovakia
BODYFITNESS up to 163 cm
1. Alina Cepurniene Lithuania
2. Florina Cernat Romania
3. Vitaliya Dmitrieva Estonia
4. Zrinka Fišer Croatia
5. Analia Galeano Argentina
6. Yuliya Horyachun Ukraine
7. Rada Kircheva Bulgaria
8. Anastasiia Kuzminich Russia
9. Katie Morris Australia
10. Yaroslava Nikolaeva Russia
11. Karen Norris United Kingdom
12. Yasemin Ourama Finland
13. Jetaime Ribbink South Africa
14. Cristina Romano Italy
15. Vilma Salasevichute Lithuania
16. Solrun Stefansdottir Norway
17. Gabriella Szabo Hungary
18. Anna Szczotka Poland
19. Nelly Tsyshkevich Russia
20. Petra Urbankova Czech Republic
21. Tarja Vahakuopus Finland
BODYFITNESS up to 168 cm
1. Vanessa Astoul France
2. Meri Antonic Croatia
3. Lesley Barents Netherland
4. Cecilia Benjaminson Sweden
5. Tatsiana Belavinskaya Belarus
6. Nicole Eccel Brazil
7. Natalia Gacka Poland
8. Ekaterina Gamagina Russia
9. Sonata Ilijonskiene Lithuania
10. Katarzyna Kozakiewicz-Kowalik Poland
11. Renata Muggiati Brazil
12. Shizuka Nakamura Japan
13. Liudmila Nikitina Russia
14. Alina Pettke Poland B
15. Daniela Pfeiffer Germany
16. Eva Rusan Croatia
17. Michaela Ruzickova Czech Republic
18. Kristina Skjelberg Norway
19. Michaela Srotirova Czech Republic
20. Annelize Stewart South Africa
21. Zsuzsanna Toldi Hungary
22. Aminat Tuleubaeva Russia
23. Joanna Ucinska Poland B
24. Marija Veresbaranji Serbia
25. Beata Yaro-Koniecka Poland B
BODYFITNESS over 168 cm
1. Marcelle Collison South Africa
2. Radmila Delic Serbia
3. Lucia Dosca Moldova
4. Anastasia Gurina Belarus
5. Olga Karavayeva Ukraine
6. Sidibe Khoudiedji France
7. Katharina Lankova Austria
8. Heather McLean Australia
9. Tetyana Mikheychyk Ukraine
10. Sarka Pickova Czech Republic
11. Vanja Sajko Croatia
12. Tatsiana Seuruk Belarus
13. Mariana Simonetta Argentina
14. Renata Sulekaite United Kingdom
15. Tatiana Volosi Russia
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING up to 55 kg
1. Joanna Krupa Poland
2. Silvia Matta Italy
3. Jana Purdjakova Slovakia
4. Raluca Raducu Romania
5. Satoko Yamanouchi Japan
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING over 55 kg
1. Maryna Alf Ukraine
2. Jana Bendova Czech Republic
3. Eva Blom Sweden
4. Renee Campbell United Kingdom
5. Branislava Jovanovic Serbia
6. Claudia Lambertus Germany
7. Ewa Sedkowska Poland
8. Natalia Vtyurina Russia
WOMEN’S FITNESS up to 163 cm
1. Emmalouise Bowen United Kingdom
2. Maria Cerbelli Argentina
3. Pavlina Hlavova Czech Republic
4. Dominika Multanova Slovakia
5. Caroline Oliver United Kingdom
6. Shelly Paton Canada
7. Melinda Szabo Hungary
8. Timea Taraba-Sifter Hungary
9. Gladys Tladi South Africa
10. Marisel Tolmacev Serbia
11. Tatyana Volkova Kazakhstan
12. Olga Volokh Russia
13. Ekaterina Zhurina Russia
WOMEN’S FITNESS OVER 163 cm
1. Marta Aguiar Uruguay
2. Natalia Chukaeva Russia
3. Rebeka Gyulay Hungary
4. Oksana Orobets Ukraine
5. Ksenia Romanenkova Russia
MEN’S FITNESS
1. Oleg Anissimov Estonia
2. Nazar Kharkhun Ukraine
3. Fedir Khashalov Ukraine
4. Lubos Koumal Czech Republic
5. Mariusz Lewandowski Poland
6. Konstantin Nekrasov Russia
7. Alexey Prodius Moldova
8. Peter Puskas Hungary
9. Alin Stoleru Romania
10. Pawel Zerebiecki Poland B
BIKINI FITNESS UP TO 163 cm
1. Valeria Ammirato Germany
2. Cynthia Benoit Canada
3. Stefania Bia Romania
4. Maria Constantino Mexico
5. Barbara Domagala Poland B
6. Adriana Freus Germany
7. Olga Grinskis Lithuania
8. Lizelle Horn South Africa
9. Magdalena Kazimirova Slovakia
10. Michaela Masslova Czech Republic
11. Ericka Pacaud France
12. Maja Pavlovic Serbia
13. Natalia Repina Russia
14. Heather Schofield United Kingdom
15. Daria Shevchenko Ukraine
16. Oxana Shinkaruk Russia
17. Olga Storozhok Russia
18. Amy Wright Australia
19. Ewa Zegan Poland
BIKINI FITNESS UP TO 168 cm
1. Karina Antovska Slovakia
2. Tanja Canc Slovenia
3. Nisha Chukova Bulgaria
4. Liudmila Diachuk Ukraine
5. Marina Diaz France
6. Anna Dziekan Poland
7. Imola Farcas Romania
8. Nastassia Jaffa South Africa
9. Angeline Jeanson Canada
10. Margrét Jónsdóttir Iceland
11. Stefanie Juliana Netherlands
12. Kristina Karaliute-Stoliaroviene Lithuania
13. Jekaterina Lasunska Latvia
14. Daniela Liebers Austria
15. Denisa Lipovska Slovakia
16. Hanna Maliarova Belarus
17. Eva Nutilova Czech Republic B
18. Maja Pavlokovic Croatia
19. Valeriya Pershina Czech Republic
20. Anna Pezza Italy
21. Diana Pivniceru Romania
22. Anita Puzule Latvia
23. Lydia Ruth Rees United Kingdom
24. Elin Sigurjónsdóttir Iceland
25. Rasa Selemonaviciute Lithuania
26. Nina Silic Australia
27. Melinda Zsiga Hungary
BIKINI FITNESS OVER 168 cm
1. Ramona Alb Germany
2. Evelina Dranseikaite Lithuania
3. Egle Eller-Nabi Estonia
4. Sanita Gaudzeja Latvia
5. Rhiannon Harris Australia
6. Vladimira Krasova Czech Republic
7. Malgorzata Maczynska Poland
8. Jana Majernikova Slovakia
9. Anzhela Makeieva Ukraine
10. Bernadeta Marcjan Poland B
11. Inga Marinaka Latvia
12. Adalheidur Olafsdóttir Iceland
13. Ksenia Ponomareva Russia
14. Petra Redl Austria
15. Zinaida Rudenko Russia
16. Alice Schahrykovich Belarus
17. Sandra Syciova Lithuania
18. Anna Virmajoki Finland
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