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2010 WORLD WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS -
MEXICO
by Andrew Michalak
IFBB Press Commission
2010 World Women’s Championships are
over. 131 athletes from 39 countries came to Tlalnepantla city to
participate in the Championships. Most of them took part in the
Friday excursion to the nearby Tenayuca pyramids and climbed up 365
steps to reach the top of the biggest pyramid, called the “Pyramid
of the Sun” where they could touch the peak point to get extra
positive energy, which could be very useful during the battle on
stage. It was a great and very impressive experience.
The first part of the Championships
started Friday afternoon with Technical Meeting, followed by the
official weigh-in and height measurement. As usual, it took few
hours, as each athlete should be measured and registered to produce
the official Start List.
The battle on stage began Saturday
morning in the Tlalnepantla Convention Center and it was aimed to
select the top six finalists in each of the 9 official categories.
This part of the Championships finished at 7 pm and then the list of
the finalists was published.
The final part of the Championships
start Sunday morning, at 11:00 am and was followed
by the Gala Dinner. In most
categories, except bodyfitness, the finalists started the final
battle for medals and titles with “zero-point” status. Two gold
medals went to South American athletes: Diana Monteiro (Brazil) and
Nora Martinez (Paraguai). The rest went to the European athletes:
Tatiana Dvortsova, Natalia Mikhailova and Konstantin Nekrasov (all
from Russia), Jana Purdjakova (Slovakia), Jana Stockelova (Czech
Republic), Anna Szczotka (Poland) and Nina Furseth (Norway).
Russia won the best team’s
classification, ahead of Brazil and Poland. More details soon.
PICTURES
All pictures by www.eastlabs.biz
WOMEN’S FITNESS UP TP 163 cm
Women’s fitness up to 163 cm victory ceremony (from L to R): Olga
GURYEVA (2nd place); Diana MONTEIRO (1st
place) and Anna MOZOLANI (3rd place).
The winner: Diana MONTEIRO (Brazil).
Women’s fitness up to 163 cm finalists (from L to R): Liisa OTSUS (6th
place), Olga GALAN ( 4th place), Olga GURYEVA (2nd
place); Diana MONTEIRO (1st place) and Anna MOZOLANI (3rd
place), Olga VOLOKH (5th place).
WOMEN’S FITNESS OVER 163 cm:
Women’s fitness over 163 cm victory ceremony (from L to R): Natalia
CHUKAYEVA (2nd place); Tatiana DVORTSOVA (1st
place) and Marta AGUIAR (3rd place).
The winner: Tatiana DVORTSOVA (Russia).
Women’s fitness over 163 cm finalists (from L to R): Mariya SLAVOVA
(6th place), Natalia NAZARENKO-KIIVIKAS ( 4th
place), Natalia CHUKAYEVA (2nd place); Tatiana DVORTSOVA
(1st place) and Marta AGUIAR (3rd place),
Oksana OROBETS (5th place).
Women’s fitness overall: Diana MONTEIRO (Brazil) with the IFBB
President Dr. Rafael Santonja.
Women’s fitness overall winner Diana MONTEIRO with her trophies.
MEN’S FITNESS, OPEN:
Men’s fitness victory ceremony (from L to R): Sergey KOLENCHIKOV (2nd
place); Konstantin NEKRASOV (1st place) and Stanislav
ZAYNILOV (3rd place).
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING UP TO 55 kg:
Women’s bodybuilding up to 55 kg victory ceremony (from L to R):
Olga PUZANOVA (2nd place); Jana PURDJAKOVA (1st
place) and Rosita TRIGILA (3rd place).
The winner: Jana PURDJAKOVA (Slovakia).
Women’s bodybuilding up to 55 kg finalists (from L to R): Gergana
SAVOVA (6th place), Anna DA SILVA (4th place),
Olga PUZANOVA (2nd place); Jana PURDJAKOVA (1st
place) and Rosita TRIGILA (3rd place), Natalia DICHKOVSKA
(5th place).
WOMEN’S BODYBUILDING OVER 55 kg:
Women’s bodybuilding over 55 kg victory
ceremony (from L to R): Simone LINAY (2nd place); Jana
STOCKELOVA (1st place) and Ewa SEDKOWSKA (3rd
place).
Women’s bodybuilding overall winner: Jana PURDJAKOVA (Slovakia)
congratulated by the IFBB President Dr. Rafael SANTONJA.
Women’s bodybuilding over 55 kg finalists (from L to R): Yvonne VAN
DER HORST (6th place), Silvia CHAVEZ (4th
place), Simone LINAY (2nd place); Jana STOCKELOVA (1st
place) and Ewa SEDKOWSKA (3rd place), Claudia DE ARAUJO
(5th place).
Women’s bodybuilding overall winner: Jana PURDJAKOVA (Slovakia) with
her trophies.
WOMEN’S BODY-FITNESS UP TO 158 cm:
Women’s bodyfitness up to 158 cm
victory ceremony (from L to R): Bojana VASILJEVIC-OBRADOVIC (2nd
place); Nora MARTINEZ (1st place); Jana KOLBASKA (3rd
place).
The winner:
Nora MARTINEZ
(Paraguay).
Women’s bodyfitness up to 158 cm
finalist (from L to R): Tibis ARAQUE (6th place), Giada
SIMARI (4th place), Bojana VASILJEVIC-OBRADOVIC (2nd
place); Nora MARTINEZ (1st place); Jana KOLBASKA (3rd
place), Isabelle HARNOIS (5th place).
WOMEN’S BODY-FITNESS UP TO 163 cm:
Women’s bodyfitness up to 163 cm
victory ceremony (from L to R): Olga MUNTIAN (2nd place);
Anna SZCZOTKA (1st place) and Rosimar LOPES (3rd
place).
The winner: Anna SZCZOTKA (Poland) with the IFBB President Dr.
Rafael SANTONJA (second from left), Mexican Federation President
Francisco CABEZAS (right) and other Mexican officials.
The winner: Anna SZCZOTKA (Poland).
Women’s bodyfitness up to 163 cm
finalist (from L to R): Raquel HERNANDEZ (6th place),
Kati ALANDER (4th place), Olga MUNTIAN (2nd
place); Anna SZCZOTKA (1st place) and Rosimar LOPES (3rd
place).
WOMEN’S BODY-FITNESS UP TO 168 cm:
Women’s bodyfitness up to 168 cm
victory ceremony (from L to R): Katarzyna KOZAKIEWICZ (2nd
place); Natalia MIKHAYLOVA (1st place) and Aline DE
OLIVEIRA (3rd place).
The winner: Natalia MIKHAYLOVA (Russia).
The winner: Natalia MIKHAYLOVA (Russia) with President SANTONJA
(third from left), President CABEZAS (right) and other officials.
Women’s bodyfitness up to 168 cm finalist (from L to R): Julia
SHEVCHENKO (6th place), Monika KORBOVA (4th
place), Katarzyna KOZAKIEWICZ (2nd place); Natalia
MIKHAYLOVA (1st place) and Aline DE OLIVEIRA (3rd
place), Ekaterina GAMAGINA (5th place).
WOMEN’S BODY-FITNESS over 168 cm:
Women’s bodyfitness over 168 cm victory
ceremony (from L to R): Tea ERIKSEN (2nd place); Nina
FURSETH (1st place) and Ievgeniia PRUTSKOVA (3rd
place).
Women’s bodyfitness over 168 cm finalist (from L to R): Anne
SCHILLING (6th place), Liubov DRESKOVA (4th
place), Tea ERIKSEN (2nd place); Nina FURSETH (1st
place) and Ievgeniia PRUTSKOVA (3rd place), Melanie
GELBHAAR (5th place).
Nina FURSETH declared women bodyfitness overall winner.
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