Arnold classic powerlifting results, in the area of Raw competition for men’s Grand Prix, Ashton Roushka was unbeatable.
In the women’s raw competition for the Women’s Grand Prix, Samantha Calhoun worked her way up to first place.
During the Arnold Sports Festival 2022, notable athletes such as Martin Licis, Brandon Curry, Terry Mitchell, and Tamara Wilcott made news.
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What is the Arnold Classic Powerlifting Competition?
The Arnold Strongman Classic is a tournament that takes place on a yearly basis and attracts strong competitors from all over the globe. It is an outgrowth of the Arnold Sports Festival that takes place yearly in Columbus, Ohio, in the United States of America. It was established by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Lorimer.
What are the Rules of the Arnold Classic Powerifting Competition?
The Arnold Classic is an annual powerlifting competition that takes place in Columbus, Ohio. The event features a total of three lifts: the squat, bench press, and deadlift.
Each competitor is allowed to lift a maximum of two weights in each of the three lifts. The total weight lifted in each event is used to determine the winner.
Arnold sports festival 2022 results: ashton roushka breaks record with 370kg squat
At the Arnold Sports Festival 2022, which took place not too long ago, there was a group of very skilled athletes who performed some incredible feats of strength. And there is no other competition that better exemplifies what it means to have “real strength” than RAW powerlifting. Today, we are going to have a look at the results of the Men’s and Women’s Grand Prix (Overall) in the RAW event that took place at the Arnold Sports Festival 2022.
Ashton Roushka @some strongash guy, who competed in the men’s division and had a total lift of 2,104 pounds despite having a body weight of 103.79 kilograms (228 pounds), emerged as the winner of the competition. During his third try, Roushka squatted 815 pounds (370 kilograms) in the Arnold Sports Festival in 2022, which was enough to break his previous record. In addition to that, he performed a deadlift of 380 kilograms (837 pounds) and a squat of 205 kilograms (452 pounds). His DOTS score was 578.667.
Roushka’s performance was so impressive that she is seriously contemplating going on to compete at the national level in the future.
With a score of 555.33 DOTS, Jon Gruden was able to clinch the second place spot at the competition, while Angel Fortino took the third place spot with 547.36 DOTS.
In the meanwhile, Samantha Calhoun, who goes by the handle @sam.s.calhoun, won the Women’s RAW category with a score of 537.44 DOTS. Her maiden national championship came in 2018, and she went on to crush the competition in the IPF Worlds in 2019 in Helsenbord, Sweden. During the deadlift competition at the 2022 Arnold Sports Festival, she set a new record for the United States by pulling a total of 517.5 kilograms (1140 pounds). The second and third place winners were named as Gabby Martinez and Claire Zai, respectively.
In addition to the RAW powerlifting competition, the Arnold Sports Festival that took place this year also included some very huge events. Among the most important elements is the account of @martinlicis. Martin Licis, the 2019 champion of the World’s Strongest Man competition, took first place in the Arnold Strongman Classic. Brandon Curry, a former winner of the Mr. Olympia competition, also took home the Arnold Classic trophy for the second time.
In addition, Strongman Terry Mitchell lifted the hammer for a total of 60.72 seconds, which set a new record for the Thor’s Hammer Hold. The previous record was 49.24 seconds, which means that he shattered the record by a significant amount. Additionally, Tamara Wilcott shattered the record for the deadlift at the Elephant bar by doing a 641-pound deadlift. The previous record was broken by her by around 20 pounds.
Saturday Night Results
On March 5, 2022, the Saturday night finals of the Arnold Classic were held at the Greater Columbia Convention Center’s Battle Grand Ballroom, and the atmosphere in the room was electric with anticipation. The event was launched off by rock veteran Dee Snider, and then it came time to announce the winners and award prizes.
Pro Wheelchair
Gabriele Andriulli defeated four-time Olympia champion and five-time Arnold winner Harold Kelley to win the Pro Wheelchair division on Saturday, March 5. After a long and exciting night on Friday, the competition began on Saturday, March 5 with the Pro Wheelchair division. Andriulli took home the win for the Pro Wheelchair division.
Gabriele Andriulli, $4,000
$2,500 is owed by Harold Kelley.
$1,500 is owed to Bradley Betts.
Chad McCrary
Bikini International
Participants in this competition were Ashley Kaltwasser, Elisa Pecini, who won the Olympia in the past, and Lauralie Chapados, who finished second in the Olympia in 2021.
These three competitors were up against the threat posed by Maureen Blanquisco, who advanced to second place ahead of both Olympia champions. Chapados took home her maiden Bikini International gold, establishing herself as the undeniable front-runner in the race to dethrone Olympia champion Jennifer Dorie, who was sitting on the sidelines throughout the competition.
Lauralie Chapados, $10,000
Maureen Blanquisco, $6,000
Ashley Kaltwasser, $4,000
Elisa Pecini, $3,000
Jourdanne Lee, $1,500
Alessia Facchin, $1,500
Lucia Malavaze
Lauren Dannenmiller
Phoebe Hagan
Allison Testu
Men’s Physique
Erin Banks, who came in second place at the Olympia in 2021 behind winner Brandon Hendrickson, was widely considered to be the favorite to win this category. During the last callout, he was joined in the middle by Emanuel Hunter, who is maybe the best he has ever been.
Erin Banks, $10,000
Emanuel Hunter, $6,000
Diogo Montenegro, $4,000
Antoine Weatherspoon, three thousand dollars
Choi Bong Seok, $1,500
$1,500 is owed to Terrence Teo Kok Hua.
Wellness International (International)
As a result of the fact that the Wellness Interational division is still in its infancy, the person who wins this competition will go down in IFBB Pro League annals as the very first Wellness International Champion.
Angela Borges had a significant amount of backing from the attendees, which was further bolstered when she was put in the spotlight beside Julia Chitarra for comparison. The judges were pleased by both of the contenders. Therefore, it was a difficult choice for them to make. In the end, the judges decide in favor of Nunes, who is now the correct response to the trivia question of who was able to walk away with the title of the very first Wellness International champion.
Isabelle Nunes, $7,000
Angela Borges , $4,000
Sunny Andrews, $3,000
Julia Chitarra, $2,000
Yarishna Ayala, $1,000
Kassandra Gillis, $1,000
Barbara Cesar
Lorena Ragusa
Devyn Cambre
It was Casey DeLong.
The Arnold Standard
Brandon Curry, a former Mr. Olympia, and William Bonac, a past two-time champion of the Arnold Classic, both had their own callout for the judges to use in determining the winner. The previous winners were put through two full rounds of posing by the head judge, Steven Weinberger, in order to increase the level of excitement among the audience.
Even before the results of the competition were released, Curry walked away with an additional $10,000 for winning the Ed Corney Best Posing prize. William Bonac was awarded the Franco Columbu Most Muscular title and an additional $10,000 for winning the competition.
The Arnold Classic itself was the most important trophy, and it would be going back to Tennessee with Curry, who is now a two-time winner of the Arnold Classic. Bonac came in second place, while Steve Kuclo maintained his position as the third-place finisher for the second year in a row.
The winner of $200,000 is Brandon Curry.
$120,000 will be paid to William Bonac.
Steve Kuclo, $70,000
Samson Dauda, $37,500
Justin Rodriguez, $20,000
Brett Wilkin, $12,500
Regan Grimes, $2,000
Maxx Charles, $2,000
Fabio Giga Rezende, $2,000
Friday Night Results
During the first night of the Arnold Classic, which took place from March 4 to 5, the Battelle Grand Ballroom was alive with activity. The winners of three different classes were determined, and the preliminary judging for the historic Men’s Open competition began.
Cydney Gillion, who has won the Figure Olympia five times, defeated a strong field of competitors to earn her second Arnold Classic Figure International championship. This definitely didn’t come as a surprise to anybody. Because she is already qualified to compete in the Olympia, no other athlete can take her spot, and as a result, she walks away with an additional $16,000 in her pocket.
Missy Truscott, who had previously won the titles of 2020 Fitness International and Fitness Olympia, was dethroned as champion by Ariel Kadhr, who was 29 years old. This result came as a surprise to many people. As the verdict was being presented by the MC, fans could be heard expressing audible disbelief. Kadhr gave an exciting performance that was heavily influenced by Arnold and included aspects from both The Terminator and Predator.
Last but not least, Terrence “Ruff Diesel” Ruffin made history by being the first athlete in the Classic Physique division to win two championships at the Arnold Classic. Because of this, he was able to collect $60,000, which is $10,000 more than the reward he was awarded at the Olympia. (He also won another ten thousand for Best Poser, giving him a total of twenty grand.)
Have a look at the finished product in the table below.
Figure International
Cydney Gillon, $16,000
Jessica Reyes-Padilla, $10,000
Lola Montez, $8,000
Nicole Zenobia Graham, $5,000
Natalya Soltero, $3,000
Bojana Vasiljevic, $2,000
Latoya Farley
Larhannah Robinson
An Da Jeong
Jennifer Wendy Fortino
Fitness International
Ariel Kadhr, $25,000
$13,000 will be given to Missy Truscott.
8,000 dollars for Jaclyn Baker
Kate Errington, $5,000
Tamara Vahn, $3,000
Allison Kramer
Minna Pajulahti
Aurika Tyrgale
Sara Kovack
Amanda Ciani
Classic Physique
Terrence Ruffin, sixty thousand dollars*
Roman Rocha Queiroz, $30,000
Urs Kalecinski, $20,000
7,000 dollars for Breon Ansley
Michael Daboul, four thousand dollars
Peter Molnar, $2,000
Divine Wilson
Darwin Uribe
Lenny Wicks
Men’s Open Pre-Judging Report
The phrase “pre-judging” refers to the sequence of eight necessary postures that contestants must do in front of the judges while standing close to one another. After evaluating each contestant in relation to the other contestants, the judges place them all into several categories (also known as “callouts”).
The bodybuilder who is placed in the middle of a callout is considered to be “top dog” and is the competitor whom the judges want to compare most to the other competitors in the field. One is seen to be more “competitive” if they are located closer to the center.
On the other hand, as you will see in the following examples, there is more than one callout. The judges examine the athletes in a number of groups in order to make their evaluations more manageable. In most cases, the best athletes are selected for the first callout, the remaining competitors (those who finished fifth through ninth in this case) are selected for the second callout, the third callout is used to reduce the top three competitors to five, and the final two callouts are used to fill out the bottom half of the roster.
Please take note that the sequence shown below goes from left to right, as if you were seeing the stage head-on.
The first callout
Brett Wilkin
Steve Kuclo
A. Curry, Brandon
The name William Bonac.
Justin Rodriguez
Callout number two for Samson Dauda
Maxx Charles
Brett Wilkin
Samson Dauda
Regan Grimes
Fabio Giga Rezende
The third callout
Steve Kuclo
The name William Bonac.
A. Curry, Brandon
Justin Rodriguez
Callout number 4
Brett Wilkin
Samson Dauda
The fifth callout
Justin Rodriguez
The name William Bonac.
A. Curry, Brandon
Steve Kuclo
Conclusion:
The Arnold Classic Powerlifting competition is one of the most prestigious powerlifting competitions in the world. If you want to win a title and $100,000, then you should compete in this event.
