Ahmed Al Nasir of Fairfield was named the overall champion at the Model Mania NSW bodybuilding competition, having claimed two gold medals in the 70kg and under 171cm classes, reports The Daily Telegraph.

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Ahmed Al Nasir of Fairfield was named the overall champion at the Model Mania NSW bodybuilding competition, having claimed two gold medals in the 70kg and under 171cm classes, reports The Daily Telegraph.
The International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) Pro League South Pacific is set to host a qualifier event later this month on Denarau Island, Nadi, reports Fiji Sun.
Professional bodybuilder Kenny OâMalleyâs has a long road ahead of him after tearing a muscle in his right arm, reports MÄori Television. The injury is a large bicep distal tear. Radiologist Dr. Peter Gendall of River Radiology has determined that the tendon will need surgery.
Several of the worldâs strongest men, known for super-powered feats such as lifting cars or pulling trucks, will show off their talents at the Abu Dhabi Muscle and Fitness Expo on May 11 and 12, reports Gulf News. Headliners included in the Strongman Champions League (SCL) will be Dainis Zageris of Latvia, Krzysztof Radzikowski of Poland, Matjaz Belsak of Slovenia and Sean OâHagan of Ireland.
Game of Thrones star Hafthor Julius Bjornsson, of Iceland, took first place at the Worldâs Strongest Man 2018 competition on Sunday, reports Fitness Volt. The competition took place in Manila, Philippines, after being held the past two years in Botswana. Bjornsson won over a pool of 30 strongmen, including four-time champion Brian Shaw of the United States.
The Manawatu/Wanganui Championships will be held at the Royal Opera House on May 11, reports New Zealand Herald.Nabba New Zealand trainer Audrey OâKeefe, who was named trainer of the year, hopes to witness her Revitalise Gym team claim a Top Gym title. OâKeefeâs team just missed out on winning the prestigious award last year, when City Fitness from Palmerston North took the title.