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The 6th WBPF World Championship was a major international competition in bodybuilding and fitness, as governed by the World Bodybuilding and Physique Federation (WBPF). It took place in Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, India from 5 December – 10 December 2014. More than 300 contestants from 33 countries participated in the championship.
| 2014 | |
| Tournament information | |
|---|---|
| Sport | Bodybuilding / Fitness |
| Location | Mumbai, India |
| Dates | 5 December–10th, 2014 |
| Venue(s) | Bombay Exhibition Centre |
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Thailand (men/women) |
| Tournament statistics | |
| Overall Winner | Peter Molnar,  |
| Most medals won |  India (20) |
The competition was covered by several TV stations and WBPF TV covered the news via Facebook for readers to watch the competition live.
This event was organized by IBBF led by President Baba Madhok, Secretary-General Chetan Pathare and their Organizing Chairman led by Madhukar Talwalkar and Organizing Secretary Vikaram Rothe and the Organizing Committee of this event.
This championship was preceded by 2013 WBPF World Championship held in Budaors, Hungary and succeeded by 2015 WBPF World Championship held in Bangkok, Thailand.
Host announcement edit
On 17 August 2014 World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Federation (WBPF) made an official announcement[1] on their website that 6th WBPF World Championship will be held in Mumbai, India, from 5 December – 10 December 2014.
Datuk Paul Chua, Secretary General of WBPF confirmed this decision after inspection meeting with Indian government and sports officials.
Nations participants edit
More than 300 contestants from 33 countries participated in 6th edition of the championship. There were competitors from all continents except North America.
21.6% of all contestants were women.
| Country | Participants | Country | Participants | |||||||
| Men | Women | Total | Men | Women | Total | |||||
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Afghanistan | 13 | - | 13 | 
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Malaysia | 8 | 1 | 9 | |
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Albania | - | 1 | 1 | 
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Mongolia | 6 | 3 | 9 | |
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Austria | 3 | - | 3 | 
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Myanmar | 1 | - | 1 | |
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Belgium | 1 | 1 | 2 | 
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Nepal | 4 | - | 4 | |
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Bhutan | 2 | 3 | 5 | 
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New Caledonia | 2 | 1 | 3 | |
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Brazil | 11 | 3 | 14 | 
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Palestine | 1 | - | 1 | |
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Egypt | 1 | - | 1 | 
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Papua New Guinea | 1 | - | 1 | |
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Hong Kong | 2 | 3 | 5 | 
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Serbia | 3 | 1 | 4 | |
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Hungary | 11 | 7 | 18 | 
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Singapore | 2 | 2 | 4 | |
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India (host nation) | 77 | 12 | 89 | 
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Slovakia | - | 1 | 1 | |
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Iran | 42 | - | 42 | 
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Tajikistan | 2 | - | 2 | |
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Iraq | 3 | - | 3 |
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Thailand | 15 | 10 | 25 | |
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Italy | 3 | 1 | 4 | 
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Ukraine | 3 | 10 | 13 | |
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Japan | 1 | - | 1 | 
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United Arab Emirates | 1 | - | 1 | |
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Jordan | 9 | - | 9 | 
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Uzbekistan | 4 | - | 4 | |
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Kazakhstan | 1 | 3 | 4 | 
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Vietnam | 3 | 3 | 6 | |
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Macau | 3 | - | 3 | ||||||
| Total of 305 contestants (239 men, 66 women) from 33 countries. | ||||||||||
Official results edit
Organizator of the championship, Indian Bodybuilding Federation (IBBF) has published official results[2] in January 2015.
Overall winners edit
Individual overall winner is Peter Molnar of Hungary who won gold medal in Bodybuilding (100 kg) category. Team overall winner in both, men's and women's competition is national team of Thailand who won 8 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze medals, the most among participants.
| INDIVIDUAL OVERALL WINNER |
| Peter Molnar ( Hungary)
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| TEAM OVERALL WINNER |
 Thailand 18 medals (8 gold, 5 silver, 5 bronze) |
Master 40-49 yrs (up to 80kg) edit
| Standings | ||
 Gold
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Somkhit Sumethowetchakun | Thailand
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 Silver
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Buda Anak Anchah | Malaysia
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 Bronze
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Mohamad Ghasmi | Iran
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| 4th | Vachara Sasrisank | Thailand
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| 5th | Azahar Bin Mahamad | Malaysia
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| 6th | Bogaty Mihaly Arpad | Hungary
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| 7th | Heinz Weindl | Austria
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| 8th | Kangjam Dineshchandra | India
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| Balaphrang Kharshiing | India
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| 10th | Dipankar Saikia | India
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| 11th | Omar Basheer Ali Qwaider | Jordan
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Master 40-49 yrs (over 80kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Juns Nurlan | Mongolia
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| Silver
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Miguel Fiho | Brazil
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| Bronze
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Mohsen Abbaspourtorbati | Iran
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| 4th | Ahmad Naji Hasan Alsa'Afeen | Jordan
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| 5th | Viraj Sarmalkar | India
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| 6th | Khezrollah Rezaei | Iran
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| 7th | Seyyedmorteza | Iran
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| 8th | Mohammad Salehinezamabadi | Iran
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| 9th | Fernando Sardinha | Brazil
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| 10th | Seyed Mostafa Mousavi Reyneh | Iran
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| 11th | Mohayan Bin Rosmaini | Malaysia
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| Andrelino Batista De Freitas | Brazil
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| 13th | Kairat Syzdykov | Kazakhstan
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| 14th | Kelemen Zoltan | Hungary
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| 15th | Mohamed Saeed | United Arab Emirates
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| 16th | Donald Kaiwi | Papua New Guinea
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| 17th | Ashish Kumar Upadhyaya | India
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Master 50-60 yrs edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Sakorn Mahtwangsang | Thailand
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| Silver
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Pala Meechai | Thailand
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| Bronze
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Mohammad Azam Akram Zada | Afghanistan
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| 4th | Peter Joseph Gnalian | India
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| 5th | Hioshi Yoshikawa | Japan
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| 6th | Cicolella Luca | Italy
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| 7th | Shahmohammadian Mohammad | Iran
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| 8th | Dollah Bin Ja'afar | Singapore
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| 9th | Amin Fahmi Shaker Abid | Palestine
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| 10th | Levantino Enrico | Italy
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| 11th | Anup Mukherjee | India
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Master Over 60 yrs edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Nando Luwang Yendrembam | India
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| Silver
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Rajendra Kumar Saxena | India
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| Bronze
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Shirmohammad Dadmohammadi | Iran
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Women's Fitness Physique (up to 160cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Kooseenam Nongyao | Thailand
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| Silver
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Kliuchnikova Anastasilia | Ukraine
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| Bronze
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Tram Thi Cam Tu | Vietnam
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| 4th | Krisztina Fuzi | Hungary
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| 5th | Ajaree Tansub | Thailand
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| 6th | Ashwini Waskar | India
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| 7th | Soniya Mitra | India
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Women's Fitness Physique (over 160cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Roongtawan Jindasing | Thailand
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| Silver
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Nikola Krčová | Slovakia
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| Bronze
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Shweta Rathore | India
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| 4th | Shreyashi Das Chowdhury | India
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| 5th | Ankita Singh | India
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Men's Fitness Physique (up to 170cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Wanchai Kanjanapimine | Thailand
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| Silver
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Mousa Esmaeilpour | Iran
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| Bronze
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Wong Chong Leong | Macau
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| 4th | Samsher Ali | India
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| 5th | Santosh Kumar Rai | India
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Men's Fitness Physique (over 170cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Damrongsak Soisri | Thailand
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| Silver
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Baltav Khuseltuvshin | Mongolia
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| Bronze
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Jirawat Trakoolma | Thailand
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| 4th | Sangay Tsheltrim | Bhutan
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| 5th | Miladarab | Iran
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| 6th | Mustafa Ahmed | India
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| 7th | Junaid Kaliwala | India
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| 8th | Gaurav Kumar | India
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| 9th | Hau Kin Man | Hong Kong
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| 10th | Rohit Oberoi | India
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Men's Sport Physique (up to 170cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Nilesh Bombie | India
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| Silver
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Bimal Lai Shrestha | Nepal
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| Bronze
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Milhier Singh | India
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| 4th | Ryan Cannell | India
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| 5th | Wanchai Kanjanapimine | Thailand
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| 6th | Yim Ka Wai Gary | Hong Kong
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Men's Sport Physique (up to 180cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Andras Horvath | Hungary
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| Silver
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Mišel Lozanić | Serbia
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| Bronze
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Vigh Domonkos | Hungary
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| 4th | Ranjeet Singh | India
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| 5th | Junaid Kaliwala | India
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| 6th | Harinder S.Sekhon | India
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| 7th | Sajed Zeyad Hussein Abukhalaf | Jordan
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| 8th | Baltav Khuseltuvshin | Mongolia
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| 9th | Anil Sati | India
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| 10th | Jirawat Trakoolma | Thailand
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| 11th | Damrongsak Soisri | Thailand
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| 12th | Mohd.Shail | India
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| 13th | Anil Rahmati | Afghanistan
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| 14th | Chetan Sharma | India
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| 15th | Hosseini Someah Mohammad Reza | Iran
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| 16th | Batatin Oleksandr | Ukraine
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| Juliano Rodrigues | Brazil
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| Mohamad Yoones | Afghanistan
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| Arjun Kapoor | India
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Men's Sport Physique (over 180cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Bogar Janos | Hungary
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| Silver
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Junior Lima | Brazil
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| Bronze
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Amir Zandi | Iran
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| 4th | Thongsng Kittakoraa | Thailand
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| 5th | Omid Zandiyeh | Iran
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| 6th | Konstantin Vasiljević | Serbia
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| 7th | Savio Chavan | India
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| Gaurav Kumar | India
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Men's Junior (up to 70kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Seyedmobin Karimifrouzkouhi | Iran
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| Silver
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Goran Othman Ahmed Ahmed | Iraq
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| Bronze
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Rahul Ulhas Doiphode | India
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| 4th | Baryalai Ahadi | Afghanistan
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Men's Junior (over 70kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Volinkin Mikhail Viktorovich | Uzbekistan
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| Silver
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Seyedmahyar Tabadkari | Iran
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| Bronze
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Apichai Wandee | Thailand
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| 4th | Mohebali Shahriyar | Iran
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| 5th | Oryaa Khil Mohammad Nabi | Afghanistan
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| 6th | Shougrakpam Bungcha Singh | India
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| 7th | Nagesh Gajanan Sutar | India
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| 8th | Panzeri Victor Raj | Italy
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Women's Athletic Physique (up to 165cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Palecian Judit | Hungary
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| Silver
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Kliuchnikova Anastasila | Ukraine
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| Bronze
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Roongtawan Jindasing | Thailand
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| 4th | Vertegel Olga | Ukraine
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| 5th | Sokol Larysa | Ukraine
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| 6th | Synelnykova Hanna | Ukraine
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| 7th | Kooseenam Nongyao | Thailand
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| 8th | Karuna Waghmare | India
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| 9th | Priscila Alves | Brazil
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| 10th | Galsan Gansaruul | Mongolia
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| 11th | Luong Hong Ngoc | Vietnam
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| 12th | Ho On Nor Anna Christianne | Hong Kong
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| 13th | Ankita Singh | India
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Women's Athletic Physique (over 165cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Nur Farina Binte M J Ismail | Singapore
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| Silver
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Virpinie Delugre ep. Foucault | 
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| Bronze
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Nagy Bettina | Hungary
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Men's Athletic Physique (up to 170 + 4kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Kittiphong Chansuwan | Thailand
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| Silver
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Galbadrakh Jamts | Mongolia
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| Bronze
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Mohd Syarulazman Mahen Bin Abdullah | Malaysia
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| 4th | Khuntan Phuangphet | Thailand
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| 5th | Wong Chong Leong | Macau
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| 6th | Parintorn Salathong | Thailand
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| 7th | Vahid Karimiasli | Iran
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| 8th | Rosemberg Santos | Brazil
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| 9th | Motaz Hafez | Egypt
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| 10th | Dustov Firdavs | Tajikistan
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| Abdul Habib Bostanzada | Afghanistan
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| 12th | Jovan Milošević | Serbia
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| 13th | Lam Keng Hou | Macau
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Men's Athletic Physique (up to 180 + 6kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Kamramn Salehi | Iran
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| Silver
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Gilbert Foucault | France
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| Bronze
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Orlando Gomes | Brazil
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| 4th | Farajishiviari Hamid | Iran
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| 5th | Nabajit Kumar Das | India
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| 6th | Ali Mousavian | Iran
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| 7th | Sajad Heidari Chegeni | Iran
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| Hamed Mandi | Iran
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| 9th | Olim Abdurasulov | Tajikistan
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| 10th | Attila Kincses | Hungary
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| 11th | Melvyn Fichter | New Caledonia
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| 12th | Mohammad Ayub | Afghanistan
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| 13th | Kabeer Singh Diddan | India
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| 14th | Munish Kumar | India
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| Nizamov Khamid Alimovich | Uzbekistan
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| 15th | Guradesh Mann | India
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| 16th | Miladarab | Iran
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| Siddhant Rajendra Jaiswal | India
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| Mustafa Ahmed | India
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| Pema Thekchok | Bhutan
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| Sangay Tsheltrim | Bhutan
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| Mohamed Faris Bin Mohamed Said | Singapore
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| Hrechaniuk Anton | Ukraine
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Men's Athletic Physique (over 180 + 8kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Hassanbeigi Ardestani Hamidreza | Iran
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| Silver
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Zyma Sergi | Ukraine
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| Bronze
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Ali Shams Ghamar | Iran
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| 4th | Krizsan Attila | Hungary
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| 5th | Ghobad Abdi | Iran
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| 6th | Ahmad Issam Abdo Alhamawi | Jordan
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| 7th | Ricardo Barguine | Brazil
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| 8th | Kuong Tat Fong | Macau
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| 9th | Raghav Sharma | India
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Women's Model Physique (up to 160cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Daniya Tieumbetova | Kazakhstan
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| Silver
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Lartym Viktorila | Ukraine
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| Bronze
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Fuzi Krisztina | Hungary
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| 4th | Evelyn Dirocie | Belgium
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| 5th | Tran Thi Cam Tu | Vietnam
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| 6th | Nontanutda Ammart | Thailand
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| 7th | Varych Kateryna | Ukraine
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| Sansalmaa Nasanbuyan | Mongolia
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| 9th | Gaywalin Grant | Thailand
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| 10th | Camila Oliveira | Brazil
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| 11th | Lo Billie Yee Ping | Hong Kong
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| 12th | Vatika Ahluwalia Grover | India
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| 13th | Soniya Mitra | India
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Women's Model Physique (up to 165cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Lengyei Vivien Nikolett | Hungary
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| Silver
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Meszaros Rafaella Emese | Hungary
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| Bronze
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Wanwisa Sangkrim | Thailand
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| 4th | Tikhorenko Olga | Kazakhstan
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| 5th | Bayarsaikhan Oyungerel | Mongolia
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| 6th | Duanchay Sivamoklakana | Thailand
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| 7th | Hrechaniuk Nataliia | Ukraine
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| 8th | Nikola Krčová | Slovakia
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| Eranda Shuaipi | Albania
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| 10th | Mak Pui Yin | Hong Kong
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| 11th | Shweta Rathore | India
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| 12th | Jinnie Gogia Chugh | India
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| 13th | Tshering Cheki | Bhutan
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Women's Model Physique (up to 170cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Krukovska Anna | Ukraine
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| Silver
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Regos Lili Rita | Hungary
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| Bronze
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Makambaeva Gulmira | Kazakhstan
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| 4th | Jelena Đukić | Serbia
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| 5th | Yeatoeh Lhamo Penjore | Bhutan
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| 6th | Danyliuk Maryna | Ukraine
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| 7th | Farina Jessiza | Italy
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Women's Model Physique (over 170cm) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Georgina Simko | Hungary
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| Silver
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Olga Labunskaia | Ukraine
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| Bronze
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Benjawan Thongsin | Thailand
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| 4th | Kinley Wangmo | Bhutan
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Women's Bodybuilding (up to 55kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Suhami Binte Mohammad | Singapore
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| Silver
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Wilaiporn Wannnaklang | Thailand
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| Bronze
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Nguyen Thi My Linh | Vietnam
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| 4th | Sibalika Saha | India
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| 5th | Eudésia Martins | Brazil
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| 6th | Sarita Devi Thingbaijam | India
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Women's Bodybuilding (over 55kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Tan Li Lian | Malaysia
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| Silver
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Jaranya Doungkum | Thailand
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| Bronze
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Rebita Kongbrailatpan | India
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| 4th | Mamota Devi Yumnam | India
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 55kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Pham Van Mach | Vietnam
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| Silver
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Nitin Prakash Mhatre | India
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| Bronze
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Chuluunbazar Myanganbileg | Mongolia
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| 4th | Arundas CV | India
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| 5th | Amit Mehta | India
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| 6th | Rujesh Shahi | Nepal
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| 7th | Soleymannezhad Hossein | Iran
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 60kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Jiraphan Pongkam | Thailand
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| Silver
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Nguyen Anh Thong | Vietnam
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| Bronze
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Swapnil Nanwadkar | India
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| 4th | Ram Hari Khanal | Nepal
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| 5th | Indranil Maity | India
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| 6th | Anoop Raju | India
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| 7th | Tun Min | Myanmar
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| 8th | Muhamad Roszaimi Bin Abd. Rani | Malaysia
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 65kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Nguyen Van Lam | Vietnam
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| Silver
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Shiv Kumar | India
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| Bronze
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Raju Khan | India
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| 4th | Somkhit Sumethowetchakun | Thailand
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| 5th | Vachara Sasrisank | Thailand
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| 6th | Jayakumar S | India
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| 7th | Romi Singh | India
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| 8th | Lodonbaa Saruulbat | Mongolia
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| 9th | Attila Ocsko | Hungary
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| Malvern Bin Abdullah | Malaysia
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| 11th | Rostamikordmahaleh | Iran
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 70kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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B. Maheswaran | India
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| Silver
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Wichai Singthong | Thailand
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| Bronze
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Anil Gochhikar | India
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| 4th | Neeraj Kumar | India
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| 5th | Buda Anak Anchah | Malaysia
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| 6th | Anas Hussain | India
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| 7th | Agahianzabi Hashem | Iran
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| 8th | Maheswar Maharjan | Nepal
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| 9th | Sushil Kumar | India
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| 10th | Gansukh Dorj | Mongolia
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| 11th | Pankaj Pratihari | India
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| 12th | Rami Abdulraheem Ahmad Abufardeh | Jordan
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 75kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Sazali Bin Abd Samad | Malaysia
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| Silver
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Abbas Salari | Iran
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| Bronze
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Arambam Boby Singh | India
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| 4th | Yatinder Singh | India
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| 5th | Moirangthem Robi Meitei | India
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| 6th | Sagar Katurde | India
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| 7th | P Tamilanban | India
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| 8th | Ramin Hassanzada | Afghanistan
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| 9th | Vinit Marwaha | India
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| 10th | Elyas Mahak | Afghanistan
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 80kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Sawaeng Panapoi | Malaysia
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| Silver
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Vipin Peter | India
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| Bronze
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Sunit Jadhav | India
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| 4th | Vijay Bahadur | India
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| 5th | Marcio Vieira Gonçalves | Brazil
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| 6th | Azahar Bin Mahamad | Malaysia
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| 7th | Mohammadjaber Zare | Iran
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| Mousa Esmaeilpour | Iran
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| 9th | Mohammad Bakhtiari | Iran
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| Mohammad Osman Anwary | Austria
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| 11th | Pala Meechai | Thailand
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| 12th | Ashish Narendra Sakharkar | India
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| 13th | Hamidullah Sherzai | Afghanistan
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| 14th | Nabil Athman | Austria
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| 15th | Omar Abdulbari | Iraq
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| 16th | Heinz Weindl | Austria
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| Hiroshi Yoshikawa | Japan
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| Mohammad Ashraf | India
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 85kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Sangram Chougule | India
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| Silver
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Panupong Prateep | Thailand
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| Bronze
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Juns Nurlan | Mongolia
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| 4th | Rahul Bisht | India
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| 5th | Pashikyan Armen Genrikovich | Uzbekistan
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| 6th | Balint Kaszas | Hungary
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| 7th | Pourya Kamani | Iran
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| 8th | Ghobadi Saeid | Iran
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| 9th | Babak Abolghaseai | Iran
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| 10th | Hassan Jan Sakhi | Afghanistan
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| 11th | Mohayan Bin Rosmaini | Malaysia
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| 12th | Donald Kaiwi | Papua New Guinea
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 90kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Alirea Sarlak | Iran
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| Silver
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Jagdish Lad | India
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| Bronze
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Ram Niwas | India
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| 4th | Sagar Pramod Mali | India
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| 5th | Poursales Mohammadreza | Iran
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| 6th | Sahebazzamani Alireza | Iran
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| 7th | Mohsen Abbaspourtorbati | Iran
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| 8th | Jagat Kumar | India
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| 9th | Sagar Jadhav | India
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| 10th | Umurzakov Pavel Petrovich | Uzbekistan
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| 11th | Apichai Wandee | Thailand
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| 12th | Amr Khaled Wasfi Al-Amleh | Jordan
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| 13th | Ameer Saeb | Iraq
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| 14th | Fernando Sardinha | Brazil
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| 15th | Kiran Patil | India
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| 16th | Mohamed Saeed | United Arab Emirates
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| Khair Mohammad Ahmad Zai | Afghanistan
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Men's Bodybuilding (up to 100kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Peter Molnar (Overall winner) | Hungary
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| Silver
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Ehab Ahmad Yahya Qweider | Jordan
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| Bronze
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Mohammad Haroon Azami | Afghanistan
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| 4th | Siyamak Porkhosravi | Iran
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| 5th | Vikram | India
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| 6th | Khezrollah Rezaei | Iran
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| 7th | Javed Alikhan | India
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| 8th | Bruno Divino Neto | Brazil
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| 9th | Satyajit Pratihari | India
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| 10th | Deepak Tripathi | India
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| 11th | Parveen Kumar | India
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| 12th | Gamesh | India
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| 13th | Seyed Mostafa Mousavi Reyneh | Iran
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| 14th | Sohrab Eghbaliyoun | Iran
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Men's Bodybuilding (over 100kg) edit
| Standings | ||
| Gold
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Mahmoud Kafi | Iran
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| Silver
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Hari Prasad | India
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| Bronze
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Nagy Hunor Szabolcs | Hungary
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| 4th | Ali Ejlali | Iran
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| 5th | Miguel Filho | Brazil
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| 6th | Seyyedmorteza | Iran
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| 7th | Atarod Parviz | Iran
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| 8th | Winnelinckx Aron Charel Theresa | Belgium
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| 9th | Qasem Omar Qasem Haimour | Jordan
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| 10th | Prema Chandran Dharmarajan | India
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| 11th | Andrelino Batista De Freitas | Brazil
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| 12th | Ali Mohammad Ahmed Abdallah | Jordan
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Medals table by nation edit
Participants from 20 different countries were among the winners. Most medals won national team of India (twenty), most gold medals have been awarded to Thailand's contestants (eight). There were total of 102 medals awarded in 34 categories (medals of overall winners aren't included).
| # | Country |
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Total |
| 1. | Thailand
|
8 | 5 | 5 | 18 |
| 2. | Hungary
|
6 | 2 | 4 | 12 |
| 3. | Iran
|
5 | 3 | 5 | 13 |
| 4. | India
|
4 | 6 | 10 | 20 |
| 5. | Malaysia
|
3 | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| 6. | Vietnam
|
2 | 1 | 2 | 5 |
| 7. | Singapore
|
2 | - | - | 2 |
| 8. | Ukraine
|
1 | 5 | - | 6 |
| 9. | Mongolia
|
1 | 2 | 2 | 5 |
| 10. | Kazakhstan
|
1 | - | 1 | 2 |
| 11. | Uzbekistan
|
1 | - | - | 1 |
| 12. | Brazil
|
- | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| 13. | France
|
- | 2 | - | 2 |
| 14. | Iraq
|
- | 1 | - | 1 |
| Jordan
|
- | 1 | - | 1 | |
| Nepal
|
- | 1 | - | 1 | |
| Serbia
|
- | 1 | - | 1 | |
| Slovakia
|
- | 1 | - | 1 | |
| 19. | Afghanistan
|
- | - | 2 | 2 |
| 20. | Macau
|
- | - | 1 | 1 |
References edit
- ^ "Host Announcement" (PDF). World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Federation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 November 2015. Retrieved 1 February 2017.
- ^ "6th WBPF World Championship Official Results" (PDF). Indian Bodybuilding Federation (IBBF).
External links edit
- 6th World Bodybuilding And Physique Sports Championship 2014 -- IBB Indian Bodybuilding