2024 British Championships: Comprehensive Results

[Bodybuilding News]

The 2024 British Championships, held on October 19, showcased the pinnacle of European bodybuilding talent as athletes competed in the Classic Physique and Men’s Physique categories. This IFBB Pro League-sanctioned event drew athletes from across Europe, each vying for the top spot and setting new standards in their divisions. With the recent Mr. Olympia shaking up the global scene, the British Championships provided a platform for Europe’s best to make their mark.

Classic Physique Results and Highlights​

The Classic Physique category witnessed fierce competition, culminating in a victory for Yemi Adefioye of the UK. His balanced, aesthetic physique and impeccable stage presence helped him secure the title, reflecting the standards that fans have come to expect from this category. Below is a detailed breakdown of the Classic Physique top competitors:

Place	Name	Country	Judging	Total
1	Yemi Adefioye	UK	4	4
2	Julio Adjeitey	UK	5	5
3	Patrik Herczik	Czech Republic	9	9
4	Charles Bryant	UK	12	12
5	Oscar Young	UK	15	15
6	Patrick Teutsch	Germany	18	18
7	Matthew Coates	Canada	21	21

Yemi Adefioye’s flawless performance left no doubt about his ability to excel on the European stage. Julio Adjeitey, a close contender, followed with a powerful physique that promises future victories. With competitors like Patrik Herczik and Charles Bryant displaying classic aesthetics and well-developed forms, the Classic Physique category at the 2024 British Championships highlighted Europe’s promising talent.

Men’s Physique Results and Key Takeaways​

The Men’s Physique category saw Yemi Awoyemi dominate the stage, showcasing a powerful blend of symmetry, muscularity, and conditioning. Awoyemi’s victory places him among the elite in the Men’s Physique division, setting him up as a European athlete to watch on the international stage. Here’s the breakdown of the Men’s Physique category:

Place	Name	Country	Judging	Total
1	Yemi Awoyemi	UK	3	3
2	Omar Suleiman	UK	6	6
3	Emile Walker	UK	9	9
4	Rany Issa	France	12	12
5	Michael Kent	UK	15	15
6	Alessandro Colacchi	Italy	18	18
7	Mishal Alhassan	Saudi Arabia	21	21
8	Wojciech Dymarski	Poland	24	24
9	Scott Martin	UK	27	27
10	Luca Biolo	Italy	30	30
11	Dimitri Delavegas Desheraud	France	33	33
12	Maksimilian Petrov	Bulgaria	36	36
13	Joshua Atease	UK	40	40
14	Mauro Azzolina	Italy	41	41

Awoyemi’s win is particularly notable given the level of competition in this category, with skilled athletes like Omar Suleiman and Emile Walker close behind. His success reflects a significant milestone for British bodybuilding as UK athletes continue to gain recognition for their conditioning, posing, and aesthetics.

Comparative Analysis of Classic Physique and Men’s Physique​

In this year’s British Championships, the distinction between the Classic Physique and Men’s Physique divisions was especially clear in terms of competitor goals and judging criteria. Classic Physique emphasized classic bodybuilding aesthetics, with athletes focusing on proportion, shape, and symmetry. In contrast, the Men’s Physique category celebrated athleticism with a lean, muscular look that emphasized lifestyle and conditioning. The following diagram highlights these distinctive characteristics: