2021 California Pro Official Competitors List and Preview.
The 2021 California Pro will be taking place this weekend at the Anaheim Marriott, California.
With only 10 competitors registered, the California Pro will be a great opportunity for the winner to earn their 2021 Olympia Qualification.
It will be a close fight for the top spot with a number of athletes already earning great results in the last couple of weeks.
All eyes will be on Patrick Moore, who aims to win this contest for the second time in his career. Earning his qualification for the 2019 Mr. Olympia by winning this show in 2019, Patrick is a sure favorite to walk away with the top prize.
Presenting a well balanced physique and very small mid-section, Patrick can cause problems to bigger competitors.
Hassan Mostafa is another competitor that is looking to wrap up his Olympia qualification. Placing an impressive third at the 2021 New York Pro, just a few weeks ago, Hassan is another threat for the title.
Hassan packs a lot of muscle on his small frame and his only problem is stepping on stage in top condition.
If Hassan can arrive to the show in sharper condition, he will surely have a chance to earn his Olympia qualification for 2021.
The Russian, Mokhamed El Emam, will also be looking to improve on his recent placing at the California Pro.
Placing second at the 2021 Indy Pro and fifth at the 2021 New York Pro, Mokhamed has a good chance at this event to also earn his Olympia qualification.
The California Pro will see the return of veteran bodybuilder Fred Smalls. Competing regularly from 2001 to 2018, Fred has a wealth of experience and will surly be the best poser of the day.
At 45 years, Fred is the oldest competitor competing, he will surely have his work cut out for him against his younger competitors.
The full competitor list
Dorian Abrams (United States)
Eddie Bracamontes (United States)
Camilo Diaz (United States)
Mohamed El Emam (Russia)
Stephen Frazier (United States)
Patrick Moore (United States)
Hassan Mostafa (Egypt)
An Nguyen (United States)
Mohamed Shaaban (Egypt)
Fred Smalls (United States)
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