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2024 Pittsburgh Pro
Pittsburgh, PA, USA · May 10–11
Classic Physique Full field · 13
1st Eric Wildberger LisboaBrazil
2nd Matthew GreggoUSA
3rd James YountUSA
4th Dmytro KrazhanUSA
5th Camilo DiazColombia
6th Cleef MetellusUSA
7th Bradley PfeiferUSA
8th Cody AmeyCanada
9th Jared KeysUSA
10th Gregory DawsonCanada
11th Thomas ConnellyUSA
12th Kenneth SilcottUSA
13th Tony CokeCanada
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Eric Wildberger Lisboa won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Kenneth Silcott over Tony Coke, 1 point apart for 12th/13th.
Gap ladder — spacing is the real score gap, so distance on this axis is distance on the card
1st Eric Wildberger Lisboa leader
2nd Matthew Greggo +1 on 1st
3rd James Yount +4 on 2nd
4th Dmytro Krazhan +3 on 3rd
5th Camilo Diaz +3 on 4th
6th Cleef Metellus +3 on 5th
7th Bradley Pfeifer +3 on 6th
8th Cody Amey +3 on 7th
9th Jared Keys +3 on 8th
10th Gregory Dawson +3 on 9th
11th Thomas Connelly +3 on 10th
12th Kenneth Silcott +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 1 further position not drawn.
PlAthlete PrejudFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Eric Wildberger Lisboa 4 — — 4 Razor-thin win
2nd Matthew Greggo 5 — — 5 Missed by 1
3rd James Yount 9 — — 9
4th Dmytro Krazhan 12 — — 12
5th Camilo Diaz 15 — — 15
6th Cleef Metellus 18 — — 18
7th Bradley Pfeifer 21 — — 21
8th Cody Amey 24 — — 24
9th Jared Keys 27 — — 27
10th Gregory Dawson 30 — — 30
11th Thomas Connelly 33 — — 33
12th Kenneth Silcott 37 — — 37 Held by 1
13th Tony Coke 38 — — 38 Missed by 1
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Prejudging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
Men's Physique Full field · 18
1st Ali BilalAfghanistan
2nd Vitor ChavesBrazil
3rd George BrownUSA
4th Deke WalkerUK
5th Clarence McspaddenUSA
6th Aundre BensonUSA
7th Juan GomezColombia
8th Jordan ClarkUSA
9th Miguel ZapataUSA
10th Maxim GolovatiiUSA
11th Chris MantovaniCanada
12th Missael LeijaMexico
13th Michael MayersUSA
14th Tom McnamaraAustralia
15th Wilfred HarrisUSA
16th Jaydon GoddardBermuda
16th Rodney HarveyUSA
16th Jimmy Decius-NoriusUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Ali Bilal won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Deke Walker over Clarence Mcspadden, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.
Gap ladder — spacing is the real score gap, so distance on this axis is distance on the card
1st Ali Bilal leader
2nd Vitor Chaves +3 on 1st
3rd George Brown +3 on 2nd
4th Deke Walker +4 on 3rd
5th Clarence Mcspadden +1 on 4th
6th Aundre Benson +5 on 5th
7th Juan Gomez +1 on 6th
8th Jordan Clark +5 on 7th
9th Miguel Zapata +1 on 8th
10th Maxim Golovatii +4 on 9th
11th Chris Mantovani +3 on 10th
12th Missael Leija +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete PrejudFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Ali Bilal 3 — — 3 Narrow win
2nd Vitor Chaves 6 — — 6
3rd George Brown 9 — — 9
4th Deke Walker 13 — — 13 Held by 1
5th Clarence Mcspadden 14 — — 14 Missed by 1
6th Aundre Benson 19 — — 19 Held by 1
7th Juan Gomez 20 — — 20 Missed by 1
8th Jordan Clark 25 — — 25 Held by 1
9th Miguel Zapata 26 — — 26 Missed by 1
10th Maxim Golovatii 30 — — 30
11th Chris Mantovani 33 — — 33
12th Missael Leija 37 — — 37 Held by 1
13th Michael Mayers 38 — — 38 Missed by 1
14th Tom Mcnamara 43 — — 43 Held by 1
15th Wilfred Harris 44 — — 44 Missed by 1
16th Jaydon Goddard 48 — — 48 Tied
16th Rodney Harvey 48 — — 48 Tied
16th Jimmy Decius-Norius 48 — — 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Prejudging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
Official Show Cards — IFBB / NPC
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