Fans from Delhi, India welcomed bodybuilding competitors to the 2024 Sheru Classic Pro Show June 7-9. This IFBB Pro League-sanctioned event featured athletes from the Men’s 212 Bodybuilding, Men’s Physique, Classic Physique, and Bikini divisions.
The road to the 2024 Mr. Olympia will only be traversed by the best IFBB Pro bodybuilders. Anyone hoping to grace the marquee stage must win a Pro show before the September 15 deadline. Several competitors shined while displaying their physiques at the 2024 Sheru Classic Pro Show. And with a limited number of international shows on the calendar, there was added pressure for competitors to perform over the weekend.
2024 Sheru Classic Pro Show Winner Breakdown
Although he was tested, Jafar Ghaffarnehzad came out on top in the Men’s 212 Bodybuilding division. He showcased remarkable fullness in his legs and dominated his peers from the side and back. He will aim to dethrone 212 Olympia Keone Pearson in October.
Delhi witnessed a Classic Physique showdown as top contenders aimed to separate themselves from the pack. In the end, Abdullah Al-Sairafi clinched the victory with one of his most complete looks to date. He now has a date with reigning five-time Classic Physique Olympia Chris Bumstead.
In the Men’s Physique division, Amit Agre turned in a statement performance en route to nabbing gold. Given his stature and impressive upper body detail, many fans believe he could spell trouble for his adversaries on the 2024 Mr. Olympia stage.
As for the Bikini category, competitors wasted no time on stage. Athletes in the first call-out brought their A-game, complete with aesthetics, shape, and symmetry. Ultimately, the package of Lisa Reith stole the show, and she left with considerable momentum for Olympia.
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2024 Sheru Classic Pro Results
Men’s 212 Bodybuilding
- Winner — Jafar Ghaffarnehzad (Iran)
- Second Place — Marco Ruz (France)
- Third Place — Bhekumuzu Maluleke (South Africa)
- Fourth Place — Mojtaba Zare (Iran)
- Fifth Place — Ismail Radwan (Egypt)
- Sixth Place — Burga Keskin (Turkey)
Classic Physique
- Winner — Abdullah Al-Sairafi (Kuwait)
- Second Place — Chaitanya Prabhu Puralachetty (India)
- Third Place — Sunmeet Singh Gill (India)
- Fourth Place — Mohammed Murshed (Iraq)
- Fifth Place — Chand Mondal (India)
- Sixth Place — Mohsen Ghahreman (Iran)
- Seventh Place — Igor Fedorov (Russia)
- Eighth Place — Abdul-Aziz Al-Murshedi (Kuwait)
- Ninth Place — Keivan Alichi (Iran)
- Tenth Place — Piyush Rajput (India)
Men’s Physique
- Winner — Amit Agre (India)
- Second Place — Alexander Toplyn (Tampa, FL)
- Third Place — Anik Ghosh (India)
- Fourth Place — Gijo John (India)
- Fifth Place — Lovepreet Singh (India)
- Sixth Place — Abdullah Al Sabea (Kuwait)
- Seventh Place — Ravi Chaudhary (India)
- Eighth Place — Vardhan Malhotra (India)
- Ninth Place — Ajith Raja (India)
- Tenth Place — Lovish Wahi (India)
- Eleventh Place — Emaduldeen Alnaseri (Iraq)
- Twelfth Place — Mahmood Alazzawi (Iraq)
- Thirteenth Place — Mahmood Ibrahim (Egypt)
- Fourteenth Place — Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad (Singapore)
Bikini
- Winner — Lisa Reith (Germany)
- Second Place — Allison Testu (France)
- Third Place — Sarah Neuheisel (Germany)
- Fourth Place — Alessia Facchin (Italy)
- Fifth Place — Emma Bowman (Australia)
- Sixth Place — Lucy Edwards (United Kingdom)
- Seventh Place — Petra Voldanova (Czech Republic)
- Eighth Place — Bridget Bailey (Australia)
- Ninth Place — Ekaterina Mikrikova (Russia)
- Tenth Place — Verushqa Andrade (Rootstown, OH)
- Eleventh Place — Prerana Anchan (India)
- Twelfth Place — Sandra Iakimova (United Arab Emirates)
- Thirteenth Place — Navneet Kaur (India)
2024 Sheru Classic Pro Scorecards
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