Most Countries Competed

Athletes who have competed in the greatest number of different countries. View methodology.

20 Countries

Record holder Ronny Rockel Germany Men's Open Bodybuilding

Ronny Rockel has competed in 20 countries, more than any other athlete.

2 Alessia Facchin 20 Italy
1 Ronny Rockel 20 Germany
3 Adela Ondrejovicova 19 Slovakia

The table lists the top 100 athletes by the number of different countries they have a recorded result in. Each figure is counted from recorded results rather than entered by hand, so a corrected result moves the order.

Countries 100 ranked athletes

Rank	Athlete	Division	Country	Countries
1	Ronny Rockel	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Germany	20
2	Alessia Facchin	Women's Bikini	Italy	20
3	Adela Ondrejovicova	Women's Figure	Slovakia	19
4	Dexter Jackson	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	18
5	Albert Beckles	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Barbados	17
6	Chris Cormier	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	17
7	William Bonac	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Netherlands	16
8	Ronnie Coleman	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	16
9	Vince Taylor	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	16
10	Roelly Winklaar	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Curacao	16
11	Miloš Šarčev	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Netherlands	15
12	Johnnie O. Jackson	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	15
13	Lukáš Osladil	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Czech Republic	15
14	Samir Troudi	Men's 212 Bodybuilding	Sweden	15
15	Rania Stamatiadou	Women's Bikini	Greece	15
16	Francesca Stoico	Women's Bikini	-	15
17	Kevin Levrone	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	14
18	Ron Love	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Netherlands	14
19	Sonny Schmidt	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Netherlands	14
20	Tommi Thorvildsen	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Norway	14
21	Nathan De Asha	Men's Open Bodybuilding	France	14
22	Emile Walker	Men's Physique	United Kingdom	14
23	Adrianna Kaczmarek	Women's Bikini	Poland	14
24	Anna Setlak	Women's Bikini	Italy	14
25	Oliver Adzievski	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	14
26	Michalis Kefalianos	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Greece	14
27	Luca Biolo	Men's Physique	-	14
28	Samson Dauda	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United Kingdom	13
29	Brandon Curry	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	13
30	Nasser El Sonbaty	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Germany	13
31	Thierry Pastel	Men's Open Bodybuilding	France	13
32	Charles Clairmonte	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United Kingdom	13
33	Paul Dillett	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	13
34	Lionel Beyeke	Men's Open Bodybuilding	France	13
35	Juan Morel	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	13
36	Regan Grimes	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	13
37	Sami Al Haddad	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	13
38	Riccardo Croci	Men's Physique	Italy	13
39	Alice Marchisio	Women's Bikini	Italy	13
40	Kerry Sexton	Women's Bikini	United Kingdom	13
41	Marek Olejniczak	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	13
42	Gaetano Cisternino	Men's 212 Bodybuilding	United States	13
43	Roman Fritz	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Germany	13
44	Tereza Linhartova	Women's Figure	Czech Republic	13
45	Sarah Neuheisel	Women's Bikini	Germany	13
46	Denis Romanov	Men's Classic Physique	Russia	13
47	Ottavia Mazza	Women's Bikini	-	13
48	Samir Bannout	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Lebanon	12
49	Cedric McMillan	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
50	Toney Freeman	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
51	Robert Piotrkowicz	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Poland	12
52	Fred Smalls	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
53	James Hollingshead	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United Kingdom	12
54	Theo Leguerrier	Men's Open Bodybuilding	France	12
55	Andrea Muzi	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Italy	12
56	Tyler Smith	Men's Physique	United Kingdom	12
57	Omar Suleiman	Men's Physique	United Kingdom	12
58	Lisa Reith	Women's Bikini	Germany	12
59	Marco Ruz	Men's 212 Bodybuilding	France	12
60	Daniel Toth	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
61	Thomas Benagli	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
62	Khalid Almohsinawi	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	12
63	Tim Budesheim	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Germany	12
64	Andrea Mosti	Men's Physique	Italy	12
65	Stine Hansen	Women's Bikini	-	12
66	Ivi Escandar	Women's Bikini	Argentina	12
67	Andrea Amato	Men's Physique	Italy	12
68	Rich Gaspari	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
69	Tony Pearson	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
70	Mike Christian	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
71	Berry DeMey	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Netherlands	11
72	Bob Paris	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
73	Lee Labrada	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Cuba	11
74	Nimrod King	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	11
75	Hidetada Yamagishi	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Japan	11
76	Maxx Charles	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
77	Akim Williams	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
78	Alessandro Cavagnola	Men's Physique	Italy	11
79	Miroslav Juricek	Men's Physique	Czech Republic	11
80	Allison Testu	Women's Bikini	France	11
81	Jessica Reyes Padilla	Women's Figure	Puerto Rico	11
82	Giuseppe Christian Zagarella	Men's Classic Physique	Puerto Rico	11
83	Vincente Santamaria	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
84	Dainius Barzinskas	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Canada	11
85	Joanna Romano	Women's Physique	United States	11
86	Veronica Gallego Garcia	Women's Figure	Spain	11
87	Tomáš Kašpar	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Sweden	11
88	Lenka Ferenčuková	Women's Physique	United States	11
89	Jan Turek	Men's Open Bodybuilding	United States	11
90	Gabriela Linhartova	Women's Figure	Czech Republic	11
91	Renata Nowak	Women's Bikini	Poland	11
92	Irene Iravedra	Women's Bikini	Spain	11
93	Noora Mahonen	Women's Bikini	-	11
94	Bridget Bailey	Women's Bikini	Australia	11
95	Giuditta Taccani	Women's Bikini	-	11
96	Rukiye Solak	Women's Bikini	-	11
97	Carlotta Tonelli	Women's Wellness	Italy	11
98	Florian Hartlage	Men's Classic Physique	-	11
99	Victor Martinez	Men's Open Bodybuilding	Dominican Republic	10
100	Ashley Kaltwasser	Women's Bikini	United States	10

/* * Un-cap by feeding the cap rule, not by fighting it. It reads * `display: var(--bb-rowcap-row-display, none)` at * bodybuilding.css:23934 and the rows inherit what is set here on * the TABLE, so it keeps winning and just resolves to a visible * value. Restoring `display` on the rows themselves lost: the cap is * (0,4,2) with its :nth-child, a row restore is (0,3,2), and no * source order rescues that. Out-specifying it means another * compound selector or an !important, which is the arms race this * stylesheet is on record for. * * Three values because a row here is not always a table-row. * .bb-table--responsive stacks each row into a card at <=768px * (display:block) and .bb-table--compact-card lays that card out as * flex, so one table-row for every case would flatten both back into * an unreadable overflowing grid. */ .bb-app .bb-rowcap.is-capped { --bb-rowcap-row-display: table-row; } @media (max-width: 768px) { .bb-app .bb-rowcap.is-capped.bb-table--responsive { --bb-rowcap-row-display: block; } .bb-app .bb-rowcap.is-capped.bb-table--compact-card { --bb-rowcap-row-display: flex; } } /* * Hide the control JavaScript drives, and only that one: with no * JavaScript there is nothing to toggle and the button sits dead * under a table that is already complete. Keyed on the attribute * because .bb-rowcap__btn is worn by the link mode above too, and * those tables were SLICED by the server - their rows are not in the * DOM, so the link is the only path to them. Hiding by class hid all * eleven controls on road-to-olympia, one button and ten links. */ .bb-app [data-bb-rowcap-btn] { display: none; }

About This List

What the record shows beyond this list

This page ranks athletes. These six studies run the same archive the other way round, asking what the whole body of results says about how titles are won, at what age, and by whom. Each states its own sample and date range.

Use this page

Embed this data on your site →

Most Countries Competed