Tampa Bay Pro 2008

Show Venue:
Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
1010 N. W.C. MacInnes Place
Tampa, FL 33602
http://www.tbpac.org

August 8, 2008 - 6:00pm -
"Meet The Athletes" media conference will be at the Hyatt Regency's Buccaneer Ballroom.

August 9, 2008 Prejudging - 9:00am Preliminary rounds

Evening Finals - 6:30pm
NPC Open Fitness, Masters Figure, NPC Open Figure, IFBB 202 lb. Men Bodybuilding, IFBB Open Women Bodybuilding and IFBB Open Men Bodybuilding divisions

Contest Officials & Competitor Appreciation After Party
Post-contest - To be held immediately after the evening finals at Floyd's inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on starting at 11:00pm.

www.ifbbtampapro.com

IFBB Open Men Division

Abiad, Fouad - Canada
Almohsinawi, Khalid - Netherlands
Arevalo, Pablo - Peru
Baker, Paul - Jamaica
Becht, Marcus - Germany
Belgrave, Lyndon - Barbados
Borrelli, Omar - Argentina
Brown, Elvis - England
Carrasco, Raul - Spain
Chacon, Marcos - Spain
Charles, Darrem - Trinidad
Clarke, Fedel - Canada
Devis, Clarence - Belgium
Ducasse, Guy - USA
Dugdale, Mark - USA
Elsetouhi, Tarek - Germany
Finocchiaro, Anthony - USA
Freeman, Toney - USA
Hampton, James - USA
Henry, David - USA
Huff, Roland - USA
Jackson, Richard (Tricky) - USA
James, Dennis - Germany
Jones, Ken - USA
Long, Jeffrey - USA
Lytle, Daron - USA
Mehmet, Yildirim - France
Mishin, Evgeny - Russia
Nemeth, Istavan (Steve Namat) - Hungary
Nicholls, Jerry - Barbados
Ojex, Bola - Nigeria
Pica, Gian Enrico - Italy
Rabiei, Carlos Majid - Canada
Sauvage, Frederic - France
Seccarecci, Daniele - Italy
Shabazz, Roc - USA
Weatherill, Bob -Canada

IFBB 202 lb Men Division

Alves-Jorge, Jose* - France
Francis, Vonne - Granada
Henry, David - USA
Horvath, Jaroslav* - Slovakia
Jackson, Richard (Tricky) - USA
Lewis, James (Flex)* - Wales
Liu, Vincent* - Canada
Torres, Clifton - USA
Valentino, Mike - USA
Wonsley, Nathan* - USA

* indicates competitor entered in both Men's Divisions (Open & 202 lb.)

IFBB Open Women

Andersen, Irene - Sweden
Ball, Nicole - Canada
Bazemore, Mercedes - USA
Bramwell, Debbie - USA
Bustamante, Myriam - Mexico
Caputo, Giusy - Italy
DiRenzo, Beverly - USA
Grozajova, Aurelia - Slovakia
Larson, Klaudia - Sweden
Linke-Sippl, Jana - Austria
McCready, Wendy - England
Moore, Tonia - USA
Partenza, Claudia - Italy
Perez, Kim - USA
Pfuetzenreuter, Nicole - Germany
Rivieccio, Annie - USA
Salotti, Carla - USA

Angeblich soll es nicht an der Verletzung liegen, dass DJ nun etwas leichter antreten will. Gemäss Aussagen, die er in einem anderen Forum gemacht hat, will er ca. mit 116kg antreten.

Hier noch ein Zitat von DJ

"Ich denke das die sehr lange trainingspause mit den fuer mich unheimlich wenigen kalorien pro tag meinen Koerper wieder auf den Status von damals zurueckgebracht hat, das heisst mein Magen der ja von dem Jahrelangen vollfressen sich gedehnt hatte ist wuerde ich dagen wieder auf normalgroesse zurueckgegangen. Ich esse jetzt weitaus weniger und bin trotzdem satt. Habe dadurch auch herausgefunden das es ueberhaupt nicht noetig ist sich soll vollzuhauen mit Eiweiss und Kohlehydrate.
Ich esse im moment pro mahlzeit 40-50g Eiweiss und 60-70g Kohlehydrate. Esse zwischen 4-6 Mahlzeiten pro tag.

DJ"

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Ich hab noch danach gesucht aber gefunden hab ich bis jetzt noch nichts. Im Moment weiss ich nicht weiter :heul:

After the prejudging at the Tampa Pro Bodybuilding Weekly Championships on Saturday, Toney Freeman and Dennis James are neck and neck heading into tonight's finals.

Freeman is getting closer and closer to regaining the form he displayed in early 2007, when he vaulted himself into the upper echelon of the professional ranks. James, meanwhile, took the stage at 240 pounds, his lightest since the 2003 Olympia, when he placed fourth. Who comes out on top in Tampa will be based on what the judges prefer, the hardness and conditioning of James or the shape and size of Freeman.

David Henry, the likely winner of the 202-Pound Class, looks to be a solid third after the prejudging. After that, it's anybody's guess who will round out the top five in a three-way race between Darrem Charles, Tarek Elsetouhi and Fouad Abiad.

202-POUND CLASS
The deepest and most competitive 202-Pound Class to date, deeper even than the Under 210 at last year's Europa. David Henry, Flex Lewis and Roc Shabazz are embroiled in a battle for top honors, with each bringing something to the table that the other is not. Henry oddly enough, is the least conditioned of the three but the thickest. The 24-year-old Lewis, making his professional debut, has the best lines and structure while Shabazz is at his all-time best in terms of conditioning.

For more on the 202-Pound Class from Bob Cicherillo, check the FLEX Forums.

WOMEN'S BODYBUIDING
It appears as if last year's rookie sensation, Nicole Ball, will continue her recent string of successes. Ball won the light division at the Atlantic City Pro in her professional debut a year ago before placing 8th at the Olympia, and looks to be a lock for her second straight Olympia qualification. Debbie Bramwell, Wendy McCready, Kim Perez and Annie Rivieccio will battle it out for the top five and the other two Olympia qualifications.

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