| Welcome
to the Musclemania World Championships! Now celebrating its 15th
Anniversary, it has become the leader among natural bodybuilding
events. With exclusive, international television coverage by ESPN
International, TSN RDS Canada, Sky Sport Britain, Star Sport Asia
and other worldwide networks, Musclemania is more recognized than
any other natural contest worldwide. And with this popularity,
Musclemania continues to expand throughout the world with sanctioned
regional and international events this year.
HISTORY
Musclemania
began in 1991 as bodybuilding’s first and only tour of world
class level staged competitions. Early on, Musclemania took a
bold and challenging step forward by declaring that this exciting
event would become a natural event. It would soon become America’s
most popular natural bodybuilding competition.
Past Champions represent some of
the industry’s most respected natural athletes, among them
including:
| 1993 |
Jeff
Primm |
USA |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1994 |
Skip
LaCour |
USA |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1995 |
Kenneth
Etta |
Cameroon |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1996 |
Ade Rai |
Indonesia |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1996 |
Bill
Davey |
USA
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Musclemania
Heavyweight Champion |
| 1997 |
Kelly
Gantt |
USA
|
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1998 |
Brian
Glynn |
USA |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 1999 |
Delino
Dixon |
USA |
Superbody
Amateur Champion |
| 1999 |
Jose
Raymond |
USA |
Musclemania
Professional Champion |
| 2000 |
Stan
McQuay |
USA |
Superbody
Amateur Champion |
| 2000 |
Ade Rai
|
Indonesia |
Superbody
Professional Champion |
| 2000 |
Fadhli
Malouf |
USA |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 2000 |
Ade Rai
|
Indonesia |
Musclemania
Professional Champion |
| 2001 |
Denis
Couprie |
France |
Superbody
Amateur Champion |
| 2001 |
Stan
McQuay |
USA |
Superbody
Professional Champion |
| 2001 |
Ja’nos
Lantos |
Hungary |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 2001 |
Keith
Bullock |
Australia |
Musclemania
Professional Champion |
| 2002 |
Mark
Alvisi |
USA
|
Superbody
Amateur Champion |
| 2002 |
Bill
Davey |
USA |
Superbody
Professional Champion |
| 2002 |
Andres
Santos |
Brazil |
Musclemania
Amateur Champion |
| 2002 |
Ian Walling
|
Canada |
Musclemania
Professional Champion |
| 2003 |
Ulisses Jr. |
USA |
Superbody Amateur
Champion |
| 2003 |
Tamer El Shahat
|
Egypt |
Musclemania Amateur
Champion |
| 2004 |
Ricky Syamsuri |
Indonesia |
Superbody Amateur
Champion |
| 2004 |
Ulisses Jr. |
USA |
Superbody Professional
Champion |
| 2004 |
David Whittaker
|
USA |
Musclemania Amateur
Champion |
| 2004 |
Komang Arnawa |
Indonesia |
Musclemania Professional
Champion |
| 2005 |
Justin Wilcox |
USA |
Superbody Amateur Champion |
| 2005 |
Morris Mendez |
USA |
Superbody Professional Champion |
| 2005 |
Marvin Ward |
USA |
Musclemania Amateur Champion |
| 2005 |
Sami Al Haddad |
Bahrain |
Musclemania Professional Champion |
| 2006 |
Phillip Ricardo Jr. |
USA |
Superbody Amateur Champion |
| 2006 |
David Whittaker |
USA |
Superbody Professional Champion |
| 2006 |
Nick Jones |
Australia |
Musclemania Amateur Champion |
| 2006 |
David Whittaker |
USA |
Musclemania Professional Champion |
| 2007 |
Kevin Gribben |
USA |
Superbody Amateur Champion |
| 2007 |
Jeffrey Beckham |
USA |
Superbody Professional Champion |
| 2007 |
James Ward Jr. |
USA |
Musclemania Amateur Champion |
| 2007 |
Ricardo Plata |
Columbia |
Musclemania Professional Champion |
JUDGING
AND PERFORMANCES
At the prejudging all contestants
will be equally and fairly judged within their division and classes.
This will include (1) an initial line-up, (2) mandatory poses
and comparisons and (3) selected grouping comparisons. The process
is rigorous and demanding, but with the sole intention of selecting
who deserves to be a Musclemania Superbody Finalist and Champion.
Musclemania judging criteria is based
upon four, equally scored categories:
• Symmetry 30%;
• Muscle Mass 30%;
• Condition 30%;
• Posing Presentation 10% (Top 5 Finalists
Only)
At the Finals all contestants will be introduced
to the audience and participate in a Class Posedown. The Top 5
Finalists in each Division and/or Class will perform their individual
posing routines. Routines are limited to 90 seconds.
Musclemania is known to be a world class stage
event. This reputation is earned, in part, due to state-of-art
audio system, provided by Digital Dolby. It is recommended that
you take advantage of this available technology by having your
music edited and dubbed by an audio technician. Only CD-R disc
music will be accepted (do not use CD-RW discs). Music may NOT
be provided on cassette.
AMATEUR QUALIFICATIONS
Events
on the Musclemania World Tour are open to any amateur natural
bodybuilder. Whether you have past or present bodybuilding federation
affiliations, are an independent athlete or a first timer, we
invite you to compete against the best natural bodybuilders from
throughout America and the world. There are divisions and weight
classes for all bodybuilders including Open Men & Women, Novice,
Masters, Grand Masters, Junior and Mixed Pairs.
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFYING SHOWS
The Musclemania Professional
Division is an exclusive event to qualified natural bodybuilders.
To qualify, one or more of the following prerequisites must be
achieved:
- All Open Men Division Weight Class Winners at
Musclemania World (in Hollywood);
- All Open Men Division Weight Class Winners at Musclemania Universe (in Miami);
- All Open Men Division Weight Class Winners at Musclemania Superbody (in New York);
- Overall winner at Musclemania Atlantic;
- Overall winner at Musclemania New York;
- Overall winner at Musclemania Texas;
- Overall winner at
selected Musclemania World Tour events (Asia, Australia, Canada,
Central America, Eastern Europe, Europe, Italy, Latino and Mexico;
and/or
- By special invitation
of the Musclemania Judging Committee.
Prizes awarded are a combination of cash and/or merchandise at
the promoters discretion. Musclemania reserves the right to disqualify
or deny entry to any contestant for any reason including, but
not limited to, unsportsmanlike conduct, dangerous athletic skills
and/or tardiness to any scheduled event or function.
DIVISIONS
| Open Men
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Bantamweight
Lightweight
Middleweight
Lightheavyweight
Heavyweight |
Up to 145 lbs.
Up to 165 lbs.
Up to 185 lbs.
Up to 200 lbs.
Over 200 lbs. |
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| Novice Men |
Lightweight
Heavyweight |
Up to 180 lbs.
Over 180 lbs. |
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| Junior Men |
Lightweight
Heavyweight
(22 years of age & younger) |
Up to 175 lbs.
Over 175 lbs. |
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| Open Women |
One Division |
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| Mixed Pairs |
One Division (Men / Women Couples) |
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| Masters |
Over 40 Years of Age |
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| Grand Masters |
Over 60 Years of Age |
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| Professional |
One Division
(Prequalified or invitation required) |
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