2012 Europa Pro Show , Hartford - 29,30.06.2012

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Lisette Acevedo
Natalia Batova
Tazzie Colomb
Michelle Cummings
Amber DeFrancesco
Anne Freitas
Alevtina Goroshinskaya
Sarah Hayes
Janet Kaufman
Monique Jones
Helle Nielsen
Bonnie Pappas

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IFBB Pro Women
Lisette Acevedo
Helle Nielsen
Janet Kaufman
Monique Jones
Sarah Hayes
Alevtina Goroshinskaya
Anne Freitas
Amber DeFrancesco
Michelle Cummings
Tazzie Columb
Natalia Batova
Bonnie Pappas

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IFBB Europa Battle Of Champions 2012 - Comparison Shots
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Anne Freitas

IFBB Pro Women
1. Anne Freitas
2. Michelle Cummings
3. Monique Jones
4. Tazzie Columb
5. Sarah Hayes
6. Amber DeFrancesco
7. Alevtina Goroshinskaya
8. Lisette Acevedo
9. Helle Nielsen
10. Bonnie Pappas
11. Natalia Batova
12. Janet Kaufman

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I'm really happy to see Amber DeFrancesco compete again. I was there when she won her class and overall at the 2010 Nationals. 6th place for her pro debut is not bad, but had she come in with the same look as at the 2010 Nationals, there is no doubt in my mind she would have placed higher. Monique Jones is moving up the ranks. Of all competitors on stage tonight, Monique out of all of them has the best Olympia potential, as a Lenda Murray clone. Mark my words: She will be there. Congratulations to Anne Freitas. Frietas dominated with muscle, conditioning and lines that accentuated a small waist and a wide back. Flawless color and an awesome tattoo that complimented her outfit carried her to the front of the pack for the overall win. I'd be remiss to not mention IFBB Pro Tazzie Columb. A veteran from the days of Kim Chizevsky and Lenda Murray, Tazzie displayed a much less muscular physique from years past but still carried those classic shoulders. Slightly older, Tazzie carried a package debatably capable of breaking the top 3 but was rewarded 4th.

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Ich werde diese Bewertungen eh nie verstehen, aber mag mir einer versuchen zu erklären, warum zuerst auf Platz 1 das Massemonster Anne Freitas ist, dann auf 2 diese MIchelle Cummings und weit abgeschlagen davon erst Helle Nielsen, die die Zweitplatzierte in jeder HInsicht in den Schatten stellt, bei den Beinen um Lichtjahre, aber auch beim Oberkörper um Längen.

Finde die MIchelle Cummings ja auch sehr schön anzuschaun, aber die PLatzierungen wirken total beliebig.


Ebenso der Vergleich Zweit- zur Drittplatzierten absolut unlogisch...

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Ich werde diese Bewertungen eh nie verstehen, aber mag mir einer versuchen zu erklären, warum zuerst auf Platz 1 das Massemonster Anne Freitas ist, dann auf 2 diese MIchelle Cummings und weit abgeschlagen davon erst Helle Nielsen, die die Zweitplatzierte in jeder HInsicht in den Schatten stellt, bei den Beinen um Lichtjahre, aber auch beim Oberkörper um Längen.

Finde die MIchelle Cummings ja auch sehr schön anzuschaun, aber die PLatzierungen wirken total beliebig.


Ebenso der Vergleich Zweit- zur Drittplatzierten absolut unlogisch...

wollte auch grad anfangen mich zu wundern.. aber ich schaus mir gar nicht weiter an..

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Freaky Frietas Brings Brazil Another Pro Title

01 July 2012
Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women's Historian



Hartford, Connecticut, June 30: It was a distinctively dynamic dozen that descended on the Connecticut Convention Center for the third annual Battle of Champions, and as most would agree, the 12 contestants entered here made up one of the finest bodybuilding fields – other than the Ms. Olympia and Ms. International – in recent memory. And if you were an avid bodybuilding fan, there was a purist air that enveloped this contest in that the pro division consisted solely of men's and women's bodybuilding.....period. This 'Battle' had an 'old school' feel dating back to the early 90's before the saturation of fitness, figure, bikini and physique had been adopted. It was about muscle of the unbridled kind, and everyone brought their fair share...and then some.

Ably promoted once again this year by Ed and Betty Pariso, the Battle of Champions is establishing a tradition of excellence with previous winners Brigita Brezovac in 2010, and Kim Buck last year each moving on to the Ms. Olympia. And although the 12 entries at this year's event was just half the size of last year's Battle, the overall quality here more than made up for the smaller field.


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