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2022 Tampa Pro – Keone Pearson wins and qualifies for Olympia

2022 Tampa Pro results


2022 Tampa Pro – Keone Pearson wins and qualifies for Olympia.

The much anticipated Tampa Pro is taking place this weekend, between 4-6 August 2022.

The event attracted some of the best pro athletes from around the world within the NPC and Pro League.

Every athlete’s main goal is to qualify for the 2022 Olympia Weekend, and nothing other than a victory will do.

The first day of events focused on the Masters events, that attracted a number of athletes with incredible physiques.

A lot of respect must be given to the Master athletes, for their incredible dedication to the sport of bodybuilding and fitness.

A number of competitors dominated multiple categories in this event.

2022 Tampa Pro Masters Winners

Women’s Physique Over 55 – Robyn Mays
Women’s Physique Over 50 – Lenore Gregson
Women’s Physique Over 40 – Lenore Gregson
Figure Over 55 – Heidi Larson
Figure Over 50 – Donya “Dee” Jackson
Figure Over 40 – Donya “Dee” Jackson
Men’s Physique Over 55 – Eric Price
Men’s Physique Over 50 – James Johnson
Men’s Physique Over 40 – Bryon Ross
Classic Physique Over 55 – Randy Watson
Classic Physique Over 50 – Randy Watson
Classic Physique Over 40 – Keith Homes
Women’s Bodybuilding Over 55 – Cheryl Mears
Women’s Bodybuilding Over 50 – Cheryl Mears
Women’s Bodybuilding Over 40 – Tamara Makar
Wellness Over 40 – Nerilde Garcia Strey
Bikini Over 55 – Miriam Jenkins
Bikini Over 50 – Mercia Abbado
Bikini Over 40 – Michelle Hurst
Men’s Bodybuilding Over 55 – Vinny Galanti
Men’s Bodybuilding Over 40 – Julius Page

Moving on to the younger pro athletes, all eyes were on the exciting 212 Bodybuilding event during the second day of events.

21 athletes registered for this event, making it one of the most exciting 212 bodybuilding events of the competitive season.

Going into this event, bodybuilding star, Keone Pearson, was picked as the favorite to win this event.

Keone presented an incredible physique, with incredible balance of condition and size. Keone is also known for his fantastic vacuum pose during his front double biceps.

Keone managed to defeat 20 other athletes to take the top prize. It was not a easy task as Keone was faced with some tough competition.

With Keone back on the competitive stage, there much more excitement to the 212 Division. Qualified for the Olympia Weekend, Keone will surely be a contender for the 212 Olympia title, if he arrived to Vegas in top condition.

Defending champion Kerrith Bajjo fought hard to defend his title, but unfortunately for him, the judges gave the nod to Keone for the 2022 victory.

Nathan Epler who also presented a great physique, just needed a little bit more to go head to head with Kerrith and Keone. Otherwise, it was a great result for the young athlete.


212 Bodybuilding

  • Winner — Keone Pearson
  • Second Place — Kerrith Bajjo
  • Third Place — Nathan Epler
  • Fourth Place — Cody Drobot
  • Fifth Place — Ricky Moten Jr.
  • Sixth Place — Ahmed El Wardany
  • Seventh Place — Jason Joseph
  • Eighth Place — Stephen Didoshak
  • Ninth Place — Derik Oslan
  • Tenth Place — Kevin Johnson

Classic Physique

  • Winner — Courage Opara
  • Second Place — Adely Annorat
  • Third Place — Valentin Petrov
  • Fourth Place — Armando Aman
  • Fifth Place — Kim Santos
  • Sixth Place — Keith Holmes
  • Seventh Place — Matt Maldonado
  • Eighth Place — Kiran Shrestha
  • Ninth Place — Felix Burgos
  • Tenth Place — Joe Brighty

Men’s Physique

  • Winner — Daniel Ammons
  • Second Place — Andre Ferguson
  • Third Place — Arya Saffaie
  • Fourth Place — Burak King
  • Fifth Place — Deke Roderique-Walker
  • Sixth Place — Micah Thomas Jr.
  • Seventh Place — Matthew Greggo
  • Eighth Place — Josh Bridgman
  • Ninth Place — Aroldson Etienne
  • Tenth Place — Cam Harris

Women’s Bodybuilding

  • Winner — Chelsea Dion
  • Second Place — Sheena Ohlig
  • Third Place — Sherry Priami
  • Fourth Place — Victoria Dominguez
  • Fifth Place — Gabriela Pena
  • Sixth Place — Janeen Lankowski
  • Seventh Place — Pauline Nelson
  • Eighth Place — Tina Mauer Guadarrama
  • Ninth Place — Tamara Makar
  • Tenth Place — Jennifer Sweeney

Figure

  • Winner —  Jessica Reyes Padilla
  • Second Place —  Cherish Richardson
  • Third Place — Maggie Watson
  • Fourth Place — Autumn Cleveland
  • Fifth Place — Madison Dinges
  • Sixth Place — Ashley Felperin
  • Seventh Place — Jennifer Zienert
  • Eighth Place — Larhannah Robinson
  • Ninth Place — Paula Rojo
  • Tenth Place — Danielle Rose

Women’s Physique

  • Winner — Jeannie Feldman
  • Second Place — Ana Harias
  • Third Place — Elena Aviles Romero
  • Fourth Place — Diana Schnaidt
  • Fifth Place — Michele Steeves
  • Sixth Place — Heather Grace
  • Seventh Place — Lenore Gregson
  • Eighth Place — Yarelis Ramos Perez
  • Ninth Place — Ashlynn Richardson
  • Tenth Place — Racheal Brewer

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