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The 2024 New Zealand Pro Bodybuilding Competition took place in Auckland, New Zealand, on November 2, bringing together elite athletes from around the world to compete in the IFBB Pro League’s Classic Physique and Men’s Physique divisions. As one of the qualifying events for the prestigious 2025 Mr. Olympia, this competition was pivotal for athletes aiming to make a mark on the global bodybuilding stage. The event featured thrilling displays of dedication, muscle definition, and aesthetics as competitors showcased their hard work and commitment to excellence.
Top Five Results in Classic Physique:
Top Five Results in Men’s Physique:
Key Highlights and Winners of the 2024 New Zealand Pro
Classic Physique Division
The Classic Physique division continues to celebrate the timeless bodybuilding ideal, focusing on balanced proportions, symmetry, and muscularity. At the 2024 New Zealand Pro, Fanni Fuadi from Indonesia claimed the top position with an impressive score, demonstrating exceptional muscle control and physique aesthetics.Top Five Results in Classic Physique:
Place | Name | Country | Judging Total |
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1 | Fanni Fuadi | Indonesia | 3 |
2 | Yu Bin Chen | Taiwan | 6 |
3 | Blue Ren | China | 9 |
4 | Tauhiro Yip | New Zealand | 12 |
5 | Emmanuel Wordu | Australia | 15 |
Performance Analysis of Classic Physique Champions
- Fanni Fuadi: Showcased unparalleled muscle balance and symmetry, marking a definitive victory with a total score of 3. His well-defined proportions and stage presence stood out.
- Yu Bin Chen: Secured second place with an impressive physique that exhibited a refined blend of size and aesthetics.
- Blue Ren: Displayed a unique style with sharp definition, which earned him a respectable third place.
Men’s Physique Division
The Men’s Physique category focuses on aesthetics, conditioning, and overall presentation rather than sheer muscle mass. Indonesia’s Isai Kesek emerged victorious in this category, impressing the judges with his balanced upper body, V-taper, and stage charisma.Top Five Results in Men’s Physique:
Place | Name | Country | Judging Total |
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1 | Isai Kesek | Indonesia | 3 |
2 | Tyler Smith | UK | 6 |
3 | Ash Abdollahi | Australia | 9 |
4 | Mohammed Kindy | Oman | 12 |
5 | Charly Chau | Hong Kong | 15 |
Performance Analysis of Men’s Physique Champions
- Isai Kesek: Dominated with a score of 3, showcasing an ideal Men’s Physique build with a lean, defined midsection and broad shoulders.
- Tyler Smith: Represented the UK and impressed with an athletic, chiseled look, securing a close second place.
- Ash Abdollahi: Stood out with balanced conditioning and proportionality, earning him a strong third-place finish.
Judging Criteria and Analysis
The judging in both the Classic Physique and Men’s Physique divisions is stringent, focusing on key criteria such as:- Muscle Symmetry and Proportion: Competitors must demonstrate balanced muscle distribution.
- Stage Presence and Confidence: Athletes are evaluated on their ability to present themselves effectively.
- Conditioning and Definition: Low body fat levels, muscle separation, and overall sharpness are essential.
- Posing and Presentation: Proper posing techniques and stage control can significantly impact the final scores.
Standout Athletes and Their Backgrounds
Rising Stars and Veterans
Fanni Fuadi
Hailing from Indonesia, Fanni Fuadi brought a unique blend of classic proportions and cutting-edge conditioning. Fuadi has consistently pushed the envelope, and his performance in New Zealand adds to his growing legacy in the Classic Physique division.Isai Kesek
Another Indonesian champion, Isai Kesek, has rapidly made a name for himself with his dedication to the Men’s Physique category. Known for his flawless physique and charismatic stage presence, Kesek’s victory further establishes Indonesia’s presence in international bodybuilding competitions.2024 New Zealand Pro Results in Detail
To provide a complete perspective, here are the full results of the top competitors in each division, demonstrating the level of competition and the athletes' rankings.Full Results for Classic Physique
Place | Name | Country | Judging Total |
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1 | Fanni Fuadi | Indonesia | 3 |
2 | Yu Bin Chen | Taiwan | 6 |
3 | Blue Ren | China | 9 |
4 | Tauhiro Yip | New Zealand | 12 |
5 | Emmanuel Wordu | Australia | 15 |
6 | Ben Pisuttisarewong | New Zealand | 18 |
7 | Teina O’malley | New Zealand | 21 |
8 | Leala Levi Laah | New Zealand | 24 |
9 | Connor Hausman | New Zealand | 27 |
10 | Adam Waite | Australia | 30 |
Full Results for Men’s Physique
Place | Name | Country | Judging Total |
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1 | Isai Kesek | Indonesia | 3 |
2 | Tyler Smith | UK | 6 |
3 | Ash Abdollahi | Australia | 9 |
4 | Mohammed Kindy | Oman | 12 |
5 | Charly Chau | Hong Kong | 15 |
6 | Alejandro Ruiz Borrego | Spain | 18 |
7 | Luigi-Samuel Oltean | New Zealand | 21 |
8 | Ren Yi Xie | China | 24 |
9 | Ming Chieh Tsai | Taiwan | 27 |
10 | Je Endrina | New Zealand | 30 |