Bodybuilding at the World Games

Bodybuilding was part of all World Games until 2009. In 2009 Fitness events were added. After violations of the Anti-Doping Rules at the 2009 games, the International World Games Association decided to suspend the sport from participating in the 2013 World Games and subsequent World Games.[1]

Medalist edit

Bodybuilding edit

Men edit

- 65 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   Renato Bertagna (ITA)   Esmat Sadek (EGY)   Joe Disinti (USA)
1985 London   Herman Hoffend (FRG)   Steve Davis (USA)   Calvin Nyuli (CAN)
1989 Karlsruhe   Bernd Haid (FRG)   Park Yong-Chul (KOR)   Alfonso Gómez (ESP)
1997 Lahti   Anwar el-Amawy (EGY)   Mohamed Abdel Aziz (EGY)   José Carlos Santos (BRA)
2001 Akita   Anwar el-Amawy (EGY)   José Carlos Santos (BRA)   Martin Ward (USA)
- 70 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   James Youngblood (USA)   Billy Knight (AUS)   Erwin Note (BEL)
1985 London   Sean-Paul Jenkins (USA)   El-Shahat Mabrouk (EGY)   Ian Dowe (GBR)
1989 Karlsruhe   Han Dong-Ki (KOR)   Ray Williams (USA)   Daniel Coussieu (FRA)
1993 The Hague   Eduard Derzapf (GER)   Kim Jun-Ho (KOR)   Anwar el-Amawy (EGY)
1997 Lahti   Toshihiko Hirota (JPN)   Chris Faildo (USA)
2001 Akita   Igor Kočiš (SVK)   René Zimmermann (SUI)   Derik Farnsworth (USA)
2005 Duisburg   José Carlos Santos (BRA)   Kamil Majek (POL)   Anwar el-Amawy (EGY)
2009 Kaohsiung   Kim Byung-Soo (KOR)   Vyacheslav Makogon (UKR)   Masahiro Sue (JPN)
- 75 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 The Hague   Azman bin Abdullah (SIN)   Patrick Linquet (FRA)   Ray Williams (CAN)
1997 Lahti   Kim Jun-Ho (KOR)   Juha Hakala (FIN)   Ahmed el-Sayed (EGY)
2001 Akita   Andreas Becker (GER)   Yoshihiro Yano (JPN)   Makoto Tashiro (JPN)
2005 Duisburg   Werner Zenk (GER)   Igor Kocis (SVK)   Angelo Corrado Maggiore (ITA)
2009 Kaohsiung   Boo Chang-Soon (KOR)   Igor Kocis (SVK)   Huang Chien-Chih (TPE)
- 80 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   Jacques Neuville (FRA)   Jesse Gautreaux (USA)   Keijo Reiman (FIN)
1985 London   David Hawk (USA)   Angelito Lesta (GBR)   Michel Devitis (FRA)
1989 Karlsruhe   Henderson Thorne (CAN)   Miroslaw Daszkiewicz (POL)   Markus Vollert (FRG)
1993 The Hague   Ian Dowe (GBR)   Gustav Ander (SWE)   Juhani Herranen (FIN)
1997 Lahti   Kester Paschke (GER)   Johnny Steward (USA)   Yrjö Jokela (FIN)
2001 Akita   Pavlos Mentis (GRE)   Juraj Vrabel (SVK)   Tito Raymond (USA)
2005 Duisburg   Juraj Vrabel (SVK)   Andreas Becker (GER)   Luiz Carlos Sarmento (BRA)
2009 Kaohsiung Not awarded[a]   Hsu Chung-Huang (TPE)   Masashi Suzuki (JPN)
  • Note Beila Balog from Ukraine tested positive for various anabolic steroids, diuretics and SERMs and was therefore disqualified as well as stripped of the gold medal.[2]
- 85 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2005 Duisburg   Kamal Abdulsalam (QAT)   Tareq Al-Farsani (BHR)   Frank Schramm (GER)
2009 Kaohsiung   Lee Jin-Ho (KOR) Not awarded[b]   Mohamed Kotb (EGY)
  • Note Luiz-Carlos Sarmento from Brazil tested positive for various anabolic steroids, tamoxifen, SERMs and excess testosterone and was therefore disqualified as well as stripped of the silver medal.[2]
- 90 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1997 Lahti   Milton Holloway (USA)   Ingo Fischer (GER)   János Lantos (HUN)
+ 80 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   John Kemper (USA)   Wayne Robins (CAN)   Ahmed el-Sayed Ibrahim (EGY)
1985 London   Berry de Mey (NED)   Matt Mendenhall (USA)   Olev Annus (FIN)
1989 Karlsruhe   Andreas Münzer (AUT)   François Gay (SUI)   Wayne Grady (USA)
1993 The Hague   Glen Gravenbeek (NED)   Sven Karlsen (NOR)   Gene Howell (USA)
2001 Akita   Olegas Zuras (LTU)   Thomas Scheu (GER)   Manfred Petautschnig (AUT)
+ 85 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2005 Duisburg   El-Shahat Mabrouk (EGY)   Ali Tabrizi Nouri (QAT)   Thomas Scheu (GER)
2009 Kaohsiung Not awarded[c] Not awarded[d]   Peter Tatarka (SVK)
  • Note Oleksandr Bilous from Ukraine tested positive for various masking agents, diuretics and excess testosterone and was therefore disqualified as well as stripped of the gold medal.[2]
  • Note Kamal Abdulsalam from Qatar tested positive for tamoxifen and was therefore disqualified as well as stripped of the silver medal.[2]
+ 90 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1997 Lahti   Walter Lettner (AUT)   Peter Keränen (FIN)   Olegas Zuras (LTU)

Women edit

- 52 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   Pam Brooks (USA)   Josée Baumgartner (FRA)   Christine Reed (USA)
1985 London   Dona Oliveira (USA)   Renate Holland (FRG)   Donna Lea (CAN)
1989 Karlsruhe   Helga Popp (FRG)   Kay Caseley (GBR)   Sharon Lewis (USA)
1993 The Hague   Andrulla Blanchette (GBR)   Jee Jong Quah (SIN)   Ina Lopulissa (NED)
1997 Lahti   Utako Mizuma (JPN)   Katja Rydström (FIN)   Heike Jung (GER)
2001 Akita   Pam Kusar (USA)   Utako Mizuma (JPN)   Sandra Weber (GER)
2005 Duisburg   Iryna Petrenko (UKR)   Lo Kit Ming (HKG)   Cao Xinli (CHN)
- 55 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2009 Kaohsiung   Jana Purdjaková (SVK)   Alina Cepurniene (LIT)   Natalia Dichkovskaya (UKR)
- 57 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 The Hague   Martha Sánchez (MEX)   Maria Aicher (GER)   Elena Sesana (ITA)
1997 Lahti   Barbara Furer (SUI)   Rita Rinner (LIE)
+ 52 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1981 Santa Clara   Kike Elomaa (FIN)   Gail Schroeter (USA)   Deborah Diana (USA)
1985 London   Chris Wesenberg (CAN)   Dominique Darde (FRA)   Hildegard Schäfer (FRG)
1989 Karlsruhe   Christa Bauch (FRG)   Jutta Tippelt (FRG)   Claudia Montemaggi (ITA)
2001 Akita   Cornelia Junker (GER)   Susanne Niederhauser (AUT)   Jana Purdjaková (SVK)
2005 Duisburg   Agnieszka Ryk (POL)   Aurelia Grozajová (SVK)   Simone Linay (GER)
+ 57 kg edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
1993 The Hague   Conny Plösser (GER)   Gunilla Söderberg (SWE)   Linda Forbin (FRA)
1997 Lahti   Michaela Baumer (GER)   Pauliina Kosola (FIN)   Anne Oksanen (FIN)

Fitness edit

Women edit

Fitness Open edit
Games Gold Silver Bronze
2009 Kaohsiung   Diana Almeida (BRA)   Alevtyna Titarenko (UKR)   Anna Mozolany-Urbanikova (SVK)

References edit

  1. ^ "IWGA - Body Building". theworldgames.org. Archived from the original on 9 July 2013. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
  2. ^ a b c d "2009 Kaohsiung: Doping Violations". International World Games Association. Retrieved 2017-11-12.

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