List Of World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships Medalists
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Men


- 60 kg


- 65 kg


- 70 kg

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Jose Guzman Jose is the English transliteration of the Hebrew and Aramaic name ''Yose'', which is etymologically linked to ''Yosef'' or Joseph. The name was popular during the Mishnaic and Talmudic periods. * Jose ben Abin * Jose ben Akabya *Jose the Galile ...
, USA , {{flagathlete, Justin Jospitre, FRA , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , - , 1992 Graz , {{flagathlete, André Charette, CAN , {{flagathlete, Eduard Derzapf, GER , {{flagathlete, Justin Jospitre, FRA , - , 1993 Seoul , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , {{flagathlete, Eduard Derzapf, GER , {{flagathlete, Ertugrul Gulcan, TUR , - , 1994 Shanghai , {{flagathlete, Justin Jospitre, FRA , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , {{flagathlete, Chris Faildo, USA , - , 1995 Agana , {{flagathlete, David Ford, GBR , {{flagathlete, Chris Faildo, USA , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , - , 1996 Amman , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , {{flagathlete, Antonio Blasquez, ESP , {{flagathlete, Toshiko Hirota, JPN , - , 1997 Praha , {{flagathlete, Steve Holland, USA , {{flagathlete, Ahmed Abdel Salam, EGY , {{flagathlete, Antonio Blasquez, ESP , - , 1998 Izmir , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , {{flagathlete, Mohsen Yazdani, IRI , , - , 1999 Bratislava , {{flagathlete, Yazdani Mohsen, IRI , {{flagathlete, Derek Farnsworth, USA , {{flagathlete, Han Dong-Ki, KOR , - , 2000 Melaka , {{flagathlete, Yossri Sayed, EGY , {{flagathlete, Yazdani Mohsen, IRI , {{flagathlete, Igor Kocis, SVKIgor Kocis – Outstanding Bodybuilder from Slovakia
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- 75 kg

{, {{MedalistTable, type=Games , - , 1994 Shanghai , {{flagathlete, Eduard Derzapf, GER , {{flagathlete, Oleg Chur, UKR , {{flagathlete, Piero Luigi Tola, ITA , - , 1995 Agana , {{flagathlete, Stefan Orosz, CZE , {{flagathlete, Piero Luigi Tola, ITA , {{flagathlete,
Jaroslav Horvath Jaroslav (also written as Yaroslav or Jarosław in other Slavic languages) is a Czech and Slovak first name, pagan in origin. There are several possible origins of the name Jaroslav. It is very likely that originally the two elements of the nam ...
, SVK , - , 1996 Amman , {{flagathlete, Ertugrul Gulcan, TUR , {{flagathlete, Kim Jun-Ho, KOR , {{flagathlete, François Pitarch, FRA , - , 1997 Praha , {{flagathlete, Kim Jun-Ho, KOR , {{flagathlete, Rene Zimmermann, SUI , {{flagathlete, Hakan Gumus, TUR , - , 1998 Izmir , {{flagathlete, Ertugrul Gulcan, TUR , , , - , 1999 Bratislava , {{flagathlete, Tagir Fakhrudinov, AZE , {{flagathlete, Peter Gal, HUN , {{flagathlete, Kim Myung-Sub, KOR , - , 2000 Melaka , {{flagathlete, Dan Pechanex, CZE , {{flagathlete, Tagir Fakhrudinov, AZE , {{flagathlete,
Andreas Becker Andreas Becker (born 8 March 1970 in Mülheim an der Ruhr) is a German former field hockey player who competed in the 1992 Summer Olympics and in the 1996 Summer Olympics The 1996 Summer Olympics (officially the Games of the XXVI Olym ...
, GER , - , 2001 Yangon , {{flagathlete, Tagir Fakhrudinov, AZE , {{flagathlete, Zaw Thein Naing, MYA, 1974 , {{flagathlete, Kim Myung-Sub, KOR , - , 2002 Cairo , {{flagathlete, Eduard Derzapf, GER , {{flagathlete, Pavlos Mentis, GRE , {{flagathlete, Andrej Mozolani, SVK , - , 2003 Mumbai , {{flagathlete, Baitollah Abbaspour, IRI , {{flagathlete, Alexandr Klier, CZE , {{flagathlete, Andrej Mozolani, SVK , - , 2004 Moscow , {{flagathlete, Tagir Fakhrutdinov, RUS , {{flagathlete, Mikhail Vorobiyev, RUS , {{flagathlete, Hynek Neuzil, CZE , - , 2005 Shanghai , {{flagathlete, Andrej Mozolani, SVK , {{flagathlete, Corrado Maggiore, ITA , {{flagathlete, Baitollah Abbaspour, IRI , - , 2006 Ostrava , {{flagathlete, Youssry Sayed, EGY , {{flagathlete, Kamil Majek, POL , {{flagathlete, Igor Losev, RUS , - , 2007 Jeju , {{flagathlete, Corrado Maggiore, ITA , {{flagathlete, Mahmoud el-Fadaly, RUS , {{flagathlete, Soon Boo-Chang, KOR , - , 2008 Manama , {{flagathlete, Ismaeel Ali Husain Jasim, BHR , {{flagathlete, Igor Kocis, SVK , {{flagathlete, Shameen Adams, RSA , - , 2009 Doha , {{flagathlete, Ismaeel Ali Husain Jasim, BHR , {{flagathlete, Igor Kocis, SVK , {{flagathlete, Sheriff el-Shiwy, EGY


Totals

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References

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