2010 IFBB New York Pro - competitors, updates, info & pics!

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Roelly during cardio

This looks like those pics of Kai from a photoshoot on the same bull I think.

 

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Pro Bikini?

Yep, looking forward to see Nathalia Moreira, an IFBB Bikini Pro

List of competitors as of April 30:

Open

202

Bikini

 

[Natzo]

This looks like those pics of Kai from a photoshoot on the same bull I think.

the problem is not in riding the bull but in riding the bear.

 

[tkD]

I would let Nathalia ride my bull all day.

 

[chadcruz]

I think this would have been a good show for Lee Priest to finally make his long awaited come back to. Judging from the pictures posted a few weeks back, it looks like he would have had minimal trouble getting ready for this show. Anyone know why he didnt choose to compete at this show?

 

[dilatedmuscle]

Roelly during cardio

Hey look, Kai isnt wearing red pants!

 

[Salt]

Pakulski is missing in The Open list?

 

[tkD]

Pakulski is missing in The Open list?

The list is from April 30, it's not the final one. Don't worry, he will be competing.

 

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Roelly @ 1 week out guest posing in Germany

4 more pics

 

[dilatedmuscle]

He definitely has improved on his posing since ASC

 

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The House Trains Legs 2 Weeks Out From NY Pro

 

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Road to the NY Pro: Kevin English Trains Delts 3 Weeks Out

 

[pGhi]

The House Trains Legs 2 Weeks Out From NY Pro

nice trampoline that leg press is

 

[tkD]

Road to the NY Pro: Kevin English Trains Back and Rear Delts

 

[tkD]

Kevin English's form on the DB rows, makes Branch Warren's perfect lol.

 

[Savjav]

Yea, Flex mistake lolol

re read it says mr olympia winners who also won the NYCP

 

[pakiman]

It hurts a little every time someone calls Kevin, Mr O

 

[tkD]

re read it says mr olympia winners who also won the NYCP

you re re re re read it:

[*]Mr Olympia winners who have also won the New York Pro: Chris Dickerson ('80), Lee Haney ('83), Ronnie Coleman ('98) and Jay Cutler ('00).



LIST OF NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS/NEW YORK PRO WINNERS:


1980 Chris Dickerson

1983 Lee Haney

1991 Dorian Yates

1998 Ronnie Coleman

2000 Jay Cutler

 

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and a recent pic of Toney

 

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Will 202 Mr. Olympia Kevin English Compete in the New York Pro Open Division?

Written by John Romano
Wednesday, 05 May 2010 00:38

Unless you've been living under a rock, you have all heard me remark on numerous occasions that 202 Mr. Olympia Kevin English is a huge massive dude who I swear weighs 260 in the off season and never carries KevinEnglishmuch body fat. How does a guy of this size squeeze into the Pro 202 Class? You want to talk about warrior dieting? Pfffff.... Kevin has taken his days of making weight for wrestling to a whole other level-- a level most of you can't even comprehend.



I train at Bev Francis Powerhouse Gym in Syosset and I see Kevin in there every single morning. We talk all the time and on many occasions we have discussed this very dilemma -making weight. I always ask him why he just doesn't compete in the open class? 5th place in the Mr. Olympia (open) is worth more prize money than first place in the 202 Class. He would make a lot more money in the open! And he might even place better than fifth, so he'd really be taking home some bank! Kevin always insists that he wants to keep doing the 202. Perhaps he's been advised to do so? I don't know, but there has to be something really powerful - much more powerful than money - motivating such suffering.



How much suffering? Well, exactly one week out from the IFBB New York Pro, Kevin tipped the scales 227 pounds. He's so shredded at that weight that you can see his thoughts. And he has a week to lose 25 pounds! There's no fat on his body! So, where is that 25 pounds gonna come from? With a look so serious it could freeze brandy, Kevin told me that he'll definitely make it. Are you freak'n kidding me? I distinctly remember Ronnie Coleman saying, "This is body-building, isn't it?" If it's not for the money, I would love to know what is motivating Kevin to pare down to 202 when he expends so much effort in the off-season building on the other side of 250. Whatever it is, I am humbled by Kevin's determination to do it. This guy is a warrior's warrior!



I also asked Kevin what would happen if he didn't make weight? He said he would do the open. Either way - 202 or open, Kevin gets mad props for just being Kevin. No one has it as tough as he does for the next few days - no one!. Let's all get together and send some good energy Kevin's way for being Bodybuilding's Man of the Hour...