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Kyle Webb’s Breakthrough in Australian Bodybuilding
Kyle Webb, a Bermudian athlete with a sprinting background, emerged victorious at the 2025 IFBB Gold Coast Championships in Queensland, Australia, making a resounding statement in the bodybuilding community. Competing in three divisions, Webb clinched first place in both the Men’s First-Timers and Novice categories, and pulled off a third-place finish in the stacked Open Heavyweight division, a feat that marks a major leap in his competitive journey.Transition From Track to Muscle: The Making of a Bodybuilder
Webb, a 2018 Commonwealth Games sprinter, has undergone a dramatic transformation since relocating to the Gold Coast five years ago. Once built for speed, his physique has now evolved into a dense, symmetrical display of muscle mass and definition. The Gold Coast, known as a training haven for elite bodybuilders, provided the ideal environment for Webb to grow under pressure and prepare for elite-level stages.Influences and Mentorship
Webb attributes his inspiration to DeVon Bean, a former Olympian and 2015 Mr. Bermuda, whose legacy helped fuel Webb’s transition into bodybuilding. With coaching from Ryan Ackermann, Webb has tailored his training, nutrition, and posing to align with IFBB judging standards—shifting from athletic explosiveness to aesthetic dominance.Competition Breakdown: Webb’s Triple Podium Performance
Men’s First-Timers Division –
1st Place
Webb's entry into bodybuilding was nothing short of commanding. Displaying a tight waist, full muscle bellies, and controlled stage presence, he earned his first-ever bodybuilding victory.Novice Division –
1st Place
Proving his debut was no fluke, Webb took the top spot again in the Novice division, outperforming athletes with several competition cycles under their belts.Open Heavyweight Division –
3rd Place
Facing seasoned veterans with years of IFBB experience, Webb clawed his way back from fourth place to third. His comeback highlighted not only his conditioning but his mental toughness.“I was a man on a mission… that was the best moment of my day,” Webb said. “When I watched the video, I cried.”
Emotional Impact and Renewed Motivation
Webb’s emotional response to his third-place open finish reveals the psychological stakes of bodybuilding. He had considered stepping away from the sport altogether—but the results reignited his drive. Now, he's setting his sights higher, promising to return “bigger, better, and more dangerous.”Athlete Profile: Kyle Webb
Attribute | Detail |
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Nationality | Bermudian |
Sport Background | Track & Field (Sprinting) |
Current Division | IFBB Bodybuilding – Open Heavyweight |
Coach | Ryan Ackermann |
Inspiration | DeVon Bean (Mr. Bermuda 2015) |
Notable Wins | First-Timers & Novice Class – Gold Coast |
Future Goals | Size and Conditioning Improvements |
Future Outlook: What’s Next for Kyle Webb?
Now firmly planted in the IFBB competitive circuit, Webb’s progression is one to watch. With potential entry into international amateur shows and long-term aspirations possibly aiming toward pro status, the next 12 months will be critical.He’s publicly committed to improving size, refining symmetry, and enhancing stage presence. His transformation is not just physical—it's psychological. The sprinting mentality of high stakes and high reward has translated into a bodybuilding career built on resilience, emotion, and precision.