Die Artikel around the world über die Ms O 2014
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Die Artikel around the world über die Ms O 2014
For the 10th time in her life, Iris Kyle defeats a lineup of impressive competitors to win the Ms. O gold medal!
Iris Kyle is the winningest bodybuilder in history. No other person—man or woman—has won 10 Olympia titles. It's a record that may never be broken. As she announced today, her 10th win will also be her last.
Tonight, Iris took her final win looking flawlessly conditioned. Her upper body—especially her back—showed a tremendous amount of detail. To put it simply, she looked amazing. In her post-win interview, Iris said that she would be retiring from the competition stage. Although it's a sad day for bodybuilding fans everywhere, Iris's legendary status will still serve as inspiration for many up-and-coming bodybuilders.
"Bodybuilding is a gift, it is an honor, and it is a privilege," Iris said to a standing ovation. "Although I'm hanging up my belt, I still want to be an ambassador for the sport and health and fitness."
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/imag...-graphic-1.jpg Iris Kyle
MS. O TOP 6
Although Iris earned the Olympia gold medal, she didn't do it easily. Alina Popa's balance, symmetry, and conditioning were perfectly on point. There was more than one person in the audience who thought Alina should have taken home the trophy. Iris's retirement may be just what Alina needs to continue her steady climb up the Ms. Olympia ladder and finally earn her own win.
The rest of the top six was complete with a mix of new and familiar faces. Debi Laszewski earned third for the second year in a row, and Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia fell back a spot to 5th. That's nothing to disregard, though. Throughout her career, Yaxeni has demonstrated tremendous staying power, and has always been in the mix for a top spot. Tonight was her 17th Olympia, and her 13th finish in the top five.
Relative newcomer Alana Shipp stole the 4th place spot. She just turned pro in 2013 and has been steadily making a name for herself on the competition circuit. She has great conditioning, but might need to put on more muscle if she wants to place higher. I think we'll be seeing a lot more from her.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/imag...-graphic-2.jpg Alina Popa, Debi Laszewski, Alana Shipp, Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
The top six was rounded out by Anne Freitas. The Brazilian bodybuilder, who worked her way up from being the Brazilian Figure champ in 2008, came in 9th at the Olympia last year. Her three-place jump is a huge improvement and should be a great motivating factor as she readies herself for next year's show.
Congrats to all the Ms. O competitors. We'll miss you, Iris!
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Juliana Malacarne
2014 Women's Physique
JULIANA MALACARNE DEFEATS DLB
In a fiercely tight battle between Juliana Malacarne and defending champion Dana Linn Bailey, the Brazilian Malacarne emerged victorious. Find out how it all went down!
by Cassie Smith Sep 20, 2014
In a gorgeous lineup full of the world's best physiques, one woman rose to the top. That was Brazilian beauty Juliana Malacarne. Malacarne looked full, balanced, and perfectly conditioned. Even the most diehard DLB fans had to admit that Malacarne was the right choice for first place.
"Seven years ago I came to the USA with $3,000, a pro-card, and a dream. Today, that dream came true," said an emotional Malacarne in her post-win interview.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/imag...graphics-1.jpg Juliana Malacarne
The judges made it clear that the race was between Malacarne and DLB—and they had a difficult time making the final decision. Both women performed stunning routines, and both demonstrated poise and grace throughout the entire competition. But ultimately, Malacarne's slight advantage in terms of size and shape gave her the edge.
PHYSIQUE TOP 5
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http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/imag...graphics-2.jpg Dana Linn Bailey
Tycie Coppett
Karina Nascimento
Sabrina Taylor
In the confirmation round, Coppett, Bailey, and Malacarne were called first. Bailey looked stunning, as always. Her abs, hams, and glutes were the best in the class. Coppett looked every bit as good as she did last year. Although she was ultimately handed the third-place trophy, she should be proud to stand out among such an intensely competitive elite group of women.
This was Malacarne's third victory of the year, after she took home top honors at the Europa Dallas and the New York Pro. Conversely, both Coppett and Bailey took 2014 off from competition in preparation of the Olympia Weekend—an increasingly common tactic that, in this case, didn't pay off.
The other ladies in the first callout were Karina Nascimento, Sabrina Taylor, and Mindi O'Brien. Nascimento made a huge jump from 8th place last year into the 4th position, and Taylor made huge adjustments to her training and nutrition to jump eight spots up from her 13th place finish in 2013.
Mindi O'Brien, although not part of the top five, also improved immensely from last year's 15th-place finish, taking sixth place. Her physique showed dramatic improvement, and she just needs a little bit more size and shape to crack the top tier.
The physique category is here to stay. It's clear that the fans of the sport can't get enough of these awesome ladies!
Für mich (und nicht nur für mich) war der Gewinn von Iris (mal wieder) ein Politikum. Summa summarum echt schade, was dieses Jahr ablief.
Nur noch zur Anmerkung: Das Preisgeld für die Mrs. Olympia waren 22.000 $, bei Fitness waren es 28.000, bei Bikini 30.000 $
Da sieht mans mal....Zitat:
Zitat von BADMartin
Frauen: zurück an den Herd ! (Sarkasmus off)
Gibt es eigentlich auch Videos von den Küren?
ich warte noch auf Updates...Zitat:
Zitat von Trudy