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Sonny Schmidt

rozariondo — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:10:35 +0000

Sonny Schmidt was a New Zealand-born professional bodybuilder.

He was born Edmond Alten Schmidt on 9 September 1953. He grew up in Western Samoa. He later lived in Melbourne, Australia and occasionally travelled to the United States for competitions.

He placed in many events between 1989 and 1999. A highlight for him was when he won the 1995 Masters Olympia. He was 5′10″ and weighed 240 pounds at competition weight.

He was arrested in 2000 on allegations that he assisted Australian drug lord Tony Mokbel to import cocaine from Mexico City into Australia.

He died on 25 January 2004 from cancer.

Contest history

1999 Master’s Olympia 3rd
1998 Master’s Arnold Classic 2nd;
1997 Master’s Olympia 40+ 2nd;
1996 Master’s Olympia 2nd;
1995 Grand Prix Germany 5th;
1995 Grand Prix Russian 7th;
1995 Grand Prix France 7th;
1995 Grand Prix England 7th;
1995 Grand Prix Spain 7th;
1995 Grand Prix Ukraine 7th;
1995 Olympia 13th
1995 Master’s Olympia Winner
1994 Grand Prix Italy 8th
1994 Grand Prix German 8th
1994 Grand Prix Franc 10th
1994 Grand Prix England 10th
1994 Grand Prix Spain 7th
1994 Mr. Olympia 10th
1994 Arnold Classic 10th
1994 Ironman Pro 6th
1993 Grand Prix France 8th
1993 Grand Prix Finland 4th
1993 Grand Prix England 4th
1993 Grand Prix Spain 2nd
1993 Grand Prix Germany 3rd
1993 Olympia 8th
1993 Arnold Classic 8th
1992 Grand Prix Italy 3rd
1992 Grand Prix Holland 4th
1992 Grand Prix Germany 3rd
1992 Grand Prix England 3rd
1992 Olympia 7th
1992 Pittsburgh Pro Invitational 2nd
1992 Arnold Classic 3rd
1991 Grand Prix Switzerland 5th
1991 Grand Prix Finland 6th
1991 Grand Prix England 5th
1991 Grand Prix Denmark 2nd
1991 Grand Prix Spain 3rd
1991 Grand Prix Italy 3rd
1991 Mr. Olympia 6th
1991 Niagara Falls Pro 2nd
1991 Night of Champions 2nd
1991 San Jose Pro 2nd
1990 Niagara Falls Pro 8th
1990 Night of Champion 6th
1989 World Pro Championships 8th
1989 Grand Prix Melbourne 7th

Video

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Ernest “Ernie” Taylor

rozariondo — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 22:40:39 +0000

Ernest “Ernie” Taylor (2 September 1925 — 9 April 1985) was a footballer who played for four clubs in a nineteen-year professional career. After Blackpool’s defeat by Newcastle United in the 1951 FA Cup Final, it is said that Stanley Matthews told his manager, Joe Smith, that he would like the Magpies’ inside-right in the Blackpool team. On October 10 that year, Taylor signed for Blackpool for £25,000. Born in Sunderland in 1925, Taylor was a naval submariner when he joined Newcastle in 1942. At only 5 ft 4 in, he was one of the shortest players in the game, but his defence-splitting passes caused problems amongst the opposition. It was his cheeky back-heel that set up one of Jackie Milburn’s goals in the ‘51 Final. Taylor signed for Blackpool on October 10, 1951 and made his debut three days later in a 2-1 home loss to Charlton. When Matthews had recovered from an injury, the pair created a well-respected right-wing partnership. On November 25, 1953, Walter Winterbottom employed the same partnership in England’s match against against Hungary. England lost 6-3 in what was Taylor’s only appearance for his country. Earlier in 1953, he had been a member of Blackpool’s famous FA Cup-winning side that beat Bolton Wanderers. In the same competition in 1958, he helped the devastated Manchester United to an albeit unsuccessful appearance in the FA Cup Final soon after the Munich air disaster. In 1959 signed for Sunderland for £6,000, and later played for Altrincham and Derry before emigrating to New Zealand, where he coached New Brighton.

Vince Taylor

rozariondo — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 22:29:34 +0000

Vince Taylor (born August 25, 1956) is an American IFBB professional bodybuilder residing in Pembroke Pines, Florida.

Background
Taylor until recently held the Guinness world record for the most IFBB professional wins at 22 victories (this record was recently beaten by eight time Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman with 25 wins). He recently made a comeback to the sport by competing in the 2006 Australian Pro, where he placed 3rd. Vince Taylor appeared in a few training videotapes such as: “Vince Taylor Workout- “Getting Pumped”.

Then went on to the 2006 Mr. Olympia to come in 11th.

Took 10th place at the 2007 Arnolds Classic, in a very competitive field.

He has now signed on to compete again at the Australian Pro in 2007.

Competition History
2007 Arnold Classic, 10th
2007 Australian Pro, 3rd
2006 Mr. Olympia - 11th
2006 Australian Pro - 3rd
2002 Masters Olympia - 2nd
2001 Masters Olympia - 1st
2000 Masters Olympia - 1st
1999 Masters Olympia - IFBB, 1st
1999 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 6th
1998 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd
1998 Arnold Classic - IFBB, Masters, 1st
1998 Masters Arnold - IFBB, Winner
1997 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 5th
1997 Grand Prix Czech Republic - IFBB, 7th
1997 Grand Prix England - IFBB, 7th
1997 Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 6th
1997 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 9th
1997 Grand Prix Hungary - IFBB, 9th
1997 Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 6th
1997 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 8th
1997 Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Overall Winner
1997 Mr. Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Masters 40+, 1st
1996 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 4th
1996 Grand Prix Czech Republic - IFBB, 4th
1996 Grand Prix England - IFBB, 6th
1996 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 6th
1996 Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 3rd
1996 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 6th
1996 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 7th
1996 Grand Prix Switzerland - IFBB, 5th
1996 Mr. Olympia - Masters - IFBB, Winner
1996 San Jose Pro Invitational - IFBB, 3rd
1995 Grand Prix England - IFBB, Winner
1995 Grand Prix France - IFBB, Winner
1995 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd
1995 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 6th
1995 Grand Prix Russia - IFBB, 2nd
1995 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, 2nd
1995 Grand Prix Ukraine - IFBB, Winner
1995 Houston Pro Invitational - IFBB, 2nd
1995 Niagara Falls Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1995 Night of Champions - IFBB, 2nd
1995 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 5th
1994 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 2nd
1994 Grand Prix France - IFBB, 2nd
1994 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd
1994 Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1993 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd
1993 Grand Prix France - IFBB, 2nd
1993 Grand Prix Germany - IFBB, 2nd
1993 Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 3rd
1993 San Jose Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1992 Arnold Classic - IFBB, Winner
1992 Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1992 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 6th
1992 Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1991 Arnold Classic - IFBB, 3rd
1991 Grand Prix Denmark - IFBB, Winner
1991 Grand Prix England - IFBB, 2nd
1991 Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, Winner
1991 Grand Prix Italy - IFBB, Winner
1991 Grand Prix Spain - IFBB, Winner
1991 Grand Prix Switzerland - IFBB, Winner
1991 Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 5th
1991 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 3rd
1991 Pittsburgh Pro Invitational - IFBB, Winner
1989 Grand Prix England - IFBB, 2nd
1989 Grand Prix Finland - IFBB, 2nd
1989 Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 4th
1989 Night of Champions - IFBB, Winner
1989 Mr. Olympia - IFBB, 3rd
1988 Nationals - NPC, Overall Winner
1988 Nationals - NPC, Light-HeavyWeight, 1st
1987 Mr America - AAU, Medium, 1st
1987 Nationals - NPC, Light-HeavyWeight, 4th

Taylor’s Video

Australian Grand Prix IFBB 2007 Melbourne

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Mr Olympia 1992

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Craig Michael Titus, Video, Photos

rozariondo — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 14:46:57 +0000

Craig Michael Titus (born January 14, 1965, in Wyandotte, Michigan) is a former IFBB professional bodybuilder.

Titus is of French (mother) and Greek (father) origin and lived most of his early life in Detroit, Michigan, in a city called Riverview. He has a younger brother, Kevin, and a younger sister, Nicole. Titus played high school football but quit because he was too small. He also wrestled at 132 lbs. After graduation Titus decided to put on some muscle by weight training.

When Titus graduated from high school he was 5′6″ and 140lbs. By the age of 21, he was 5′9″ and 185lbs. Once he started seeing good results from weight training, he decided to become a bodybuilder. Craig’s first bodybuilding show was the 1988 Houston Bodybuilding Championships in which he won the Men’s Open middleweight class and the overall title.

Titus wrote a monthly column for Muscular Development from July 2003 until November 2005.

Drug & murder charges
In April of 1995 in Louisiana, Titus pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute [[Methylenedioxymethamphetamine],] or “Ecstasy.” He was sentenced to 16 months of house arrest via monitoring with an electronic anklet. In July 1997, Titus was sentenced to 21 months in prison for violating his probation by using anabolic steroids.

In December 2005, Titus and his wife Kelly Ryan entered the news after being implicated in the death of Melissa James, their personal assistant, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The couple were arrested in Stoughton, Massachusetts, after fleeing cross-country, and both were being held in Las Vegas. According to the FBI, there was intelligence that they might have been trying to get to Greece. As Titus is of Greek descent, he had expressed an interest in going to a country where he couldn’t be extradited. In February 2006, after being extradited to Nevada from Boston, Titus and Ryan were denied bail during a hearing. On March 29, both pleaded not guilty to the felony charge of killing their live-in assistant. The charge carries the possibility of the death penalty, although prosecutors said they have not decided whether to seek it. Anthony Gross is also charged as an accomplice in the alleged crime.

On October 4, 2006, Titus broke silence about the charges and issued the following statement:

“ I want everyone to know that Kelly and I are 100% not guilty in regard to the charges of murder and kidnapping. For those of you who personally know us, you know in your hearts that we are not capable of the horrible acts they are accusing us of. However, I am responsible for exercising some really bad judgment, and I am also responsible for surrounding myself with the wrong types of individuals.
Up until now, Kelly and I were advised to stay silent. As a result of our silence, this ordeal has spun way out of control in the media. This is a cynical world we live in, where the media so readily releases untrue versions to sensationalize terrible events. We are in fact innocent and the truth will come out resulting in us being acquitted. Kelly and I only ask that you use common sense when you examine our case and try not to judge us until we have our day in court.
”

Titus and Ryan are due in court on July 26, 2007, for a status check and to identify when the trial will begin. The number assigned is Case # 06-C-220719-C.

Competitions and titles
2002 Mr. Olympia — 11th
2002 Night of Champions XIV — 5th
2002 Southwest Pro — 7th
2001 British Grand Prix — 9th
2001 Mr. Olympia — 12th
2001 Arnold Classic — 6th
2001 San Francisco Grand Prix — 2nd
2001 Ironman Pro Invitavtional — 5th
2000 Toronto Pro — 1st
2000 Arnold Classic — 10th
2000 Night of Champions — 11th
2000 Ironman Pro Invitational — 8th
1996 NPC USA Championships — 1st Heavyweight and Overall (earning pro card in the IFBB)
1995 NPC USA Championships — 2nd Heavyweight
1994 NPC National Championships — 2nd Heavyweight
1994 NPC USA Championships — 2nd Heavyweight
1993 NPC USA Championships — 4th Heavyweight
1991 NPC Ironman/Ironmaiden — Overall
1990 NPC Tournament of Champions — 3rd Heavyweight
1990 NPC Western Cup — Overall
1989 NPC Houston Bodybuilding Championships — Overall
1988 NPC Houston Bodybuilding Championships — 1st Middleweight and Overall

Videos of Craig Titus

Craig Titus Ironman 2004 posing

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Mr. Olympia 2001

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Casey Viator

rozariondo — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:15:04 +0000

Casey Viator (born September 4, 1951 in Lafayette, Louisiana ) was the youngest ever AAU Mr. America - gaining the title at the age of 19 in 1971.

Viator was born in Lafayette and grew up in New Iberia, Louisiana. In 1968, Viator placed third in the Mr. Louisiana contest. The following year, he came in sixth in the 1969 Teen Mr. America, but won in the categories best arms, best abs and most muscular.

He trained under the guidance of Arthur Jones for ten months prior to the Mr. America contest at DeLand High School in DeLand, Florida. The two first met briefly at the 1970 Mr. America contest in Los Angeles, California, where Viator placed third. Realizing Viator’s potential, Jones offered Viator a job at his new company, the Nautilus Group.

All in the same year, Viator won three separate bodybuilding championships; Teen Age Mr. America, Jr. Mister America, and lastly, the title of Mr. America. In 1982 he capped off his bodybuilding career by placing third in the Mr. Olympia competition.

Today, Viator is a writer for Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines.

Contest history

1970 AAU Teen Mr. America
1970 AAU Teen Mr. America (Most Muscular)
1970 AAU Mr. USA
1971 AAU Mr. USA
1971 AAU Jr. Mr. America
1971 AAU Mr. America
1980 IFFB Louisiana Grand Prix
1980 IFFB Pennsylvania Gran Prix
1980 Pittsburgh Pro Invitational

Video of Casey Viator

Casey Viator from BODYBUILDING DVD

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Branch Warren, Video, Contest History

rozariondo — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:07:00 +0000

Branch Warren (B. February 28, 1975 in Tyler, Texas) is an IFBB professional bodybuilder.

Warren first competed in 1992 when he won the AAU Teenage Mr. America competition. His first NPC(National Physique Committee) event was the NPC Teenage Nationals, where he won again. His first IFBB event was in the 2004 Night of Champions competitions, where he placed 8th. His first Mr. Olympia was in 2005, where he placed 8th. The following year, in 2006, he competed in his first Arnold Classic, almost winning the competition by taking 2nd place.

Warren has featured in many bodybuilding magazine articles, as well as appearing on the magazine cover of Muscular Development. He currently lives in Keller, Texas.

Contest History
1992 AAU Teenage Mr. America, Short and Overall, 1st
1993 NPC Teenage Nationals, Lightheavyweight and Overall, 1st
1999 NPC Junior Nationals, 4th, Heavyweights
2000 NPC USA, 3rd, Heavyweights
2001 NPC Nationals, 1st, Heavyweight (Earned Pro Card)
2004 Night of Champions, 8th
2004 Show of Strength Pro Championship, 4th
2005 Charlotte Pro, 1st
2005 Europa Supershow, 1st
2005 Mr. Olympia, 8th
2006 Arnold Classic, 2nd
2006 San Francisco Pro Invitational, 2nd
2006 Grand Prix Australia, 5th
2006 Mr. Olympia, 12th
2007 Arnold Classic, 7th
2007 New York Pro, 1st

Warren’s Video

Arnold Classic 2007

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Branch Warren Off Season

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Flex Wheeler, contest history, video

rozariondo — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:56:33 +0000

Kenneth Wheeler (born August 23, 1965, Fresno, California, United States), better known as Flex Wheeler, is a former American IFBB professional bodybuilder.

Biography
Wheeler began training as a teenager, initially with martial arts in mind. However his natural development persuaded him to pursue bodybuilding. Despite this he is on record as regarding himself as a “martial artist first, a bodybuilder second.” (1) It also accounts for his remarkable flexibility in a physique so large. Even so, he has been described by Arnold Schwarzenegger as one of the greatest bodybuilders he ever saw.

After a short career as a police officer, Wheeler focused full time on becoming a professional bodybuilder, taking the nickname ‘Flex‘. He competed for the first time in 1983 but it was not until 1989 that he secured a first-place trophy at the NPC Mr California Championships. Since then, he has placed second at the 1993 Mr. Olympia, narrowly missing a win (something he was to repeat in 1998 and 1999. He has also frequently won the Ironman Pro along with the Arnold Classic, the France Grand Prix, South Beach Pro Invitational, Night of Champions and Hungarian Grand Prix.

Wheeler had the reputation of being arrogant and over-confident especially on stage, however he has attributed this to compensating for his natural introversion as a child and young man.

In 1994 he was involved in a near-fatal car accident that could have left him with lifelong paralysis. He started from scratch again, returning with remarkable speed to the top ranks of the sport.

In 1999 Wheeler discovered that he had Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, a form of kidney disease. Despite press speculation as to the cause of the failure, Wheeler pointed out that the condition is hereditary, not self-inflicted. Wheeler announced his retirement from competitive bodybuilding in 2000, but continued to compete until 2002. He received a kidney transplant in 2003.

Since retirement Wheeler has focused again on martial arts, his specialism being Kemp-Kwon-Do, a variant of Kempo and Tae Kwon Do. He participated in a demonstration fight at the 2005 Arnold Classic.

In 2007, Flex was interviewed by freelance journalist Rod Labbe for Ironman Magazine’s LEGENDS OF BODYBUILDING series. Entitled “Yesterday and Today,” it covers his extensive career and reveals how a Legend can conquer adversity and triumph against incredible odds.

Wheeler has admitted he has used steroids for 18 years, suffering serious health problems from it. He has undergone a kidney transplant.

Contest history
1985 AAU Teen Mr America 1st (MT)
1989 NPC California Championships 1st (LHW)
1989 NPC Nationals 5th (LHW)
1990 NPC Junior Nationals 2nd (HW)
1991 NPC Nationals 2nd (HW)
1991 NPC USA Championship 2nd (HW)
1992 NPC USA Championships 1st (HW and Overall)
1993 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 1st
1993 IFBB Arnold Classic 1st
1993 IFBB Mr. Olympia 2nd
1995 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 1st
1995 IFBB Arnold Classic 2nd
1995 IFBB South Beach Pro 1st
1995 IFBB Mr. Olympia 8th
1995 IFBB Grand Prix Spain 5th
1996 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 1st
1996 IFBB Arnold Classic 2nd
1996 IFBB Night of Champions 1st
1996 IFBB Canada Pro Classic 2nd
1996 IFBB Florida Cup Pro 1st
1996 IFBB Mr. Olympia 4th
1997 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 1st
1997 IFBB Arnold Classic 1st
1997 IFBB San Jose Pro 1st
1998 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 1st
1998 IFBB Arnold Classic 1st
1998 IFBB Mr Olympia 2nd
1999 IFBB Grand Prix England - 2nd
1999 IFBB Joe Weider’s Pro World 2nd
1999 IFBB Mr. Olympia 2nd
2000 IFBB Mr. Olympia 3rd
2000 IFBB Hungarian Grand Prix 1st
2000 IFBB Arnold Classic 1st
2000 IFBB Ironman Pro Invitational 2nd

Video

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Jusup Wilkosz, history, video

rozariondo — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:18:45 +0000

Jusup Wilkosz is a German bodybuilder. He competed in weightlifting before turning to bodybuilding. In the mid-1970s, Wilkosz trained with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

During his career, he also met Tom Platz, Franco Columbu, Chris Dickerson and many other famous athletes. Several injuries forced him to end his career before reaching its potential peak. In 1994 Jusup Wilkosz intended to prepare for the Mr. Olympia Masters, but was stopped by injuries again.

In spring 2007 a semi-fictional novel about Wilkosz’s life was published in Germany. Its title is “Was bleibt. Die Reise des Jusup W.” (engl.: What remains. The Journey of Jusup W.) and leads the reader back to the 70s and 80s, a time that is often considered the golden age of bodybuilding. The reader looks through the eyes of legendary Jusup Wilkosz, whose life is characterized by great success in overcoming enormous obstacles. This perspective offers also deep insights in the world of bodybuilding and a closer look at Arnold Schwarzenegger, who used to train with Mr. Wilkosz during his competitive career.

Due to the big success, that the novel have had since its publication in Germany, it will be translated into English. The German based publishing company plans to introduce the novel to the American market in March 2008.

Contest history
1979 German Bodybuilding Championships - 1st
1979 World Amateur Championships - 1st
1979 Mr. Universe - 1st
1980 IFBB Pro Mr. Universe - 1st
1981 Mr. Olympia - 6th
1982 Mr. Olympia - 10th
1983 Mr. Olympia - 6th
1983 Grand Prix Switzerland - 4th
1983 Grand Prix Sweden - 3rd
1983 Grand Prix World - 3rd
1984 Mr. Olympia - 3rd
1986 Mr. Olympia - 12th

Video of Jusup Wilkosz

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Bill Wilmore - professional bodybuilder.

rozariondo — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 08:53:28 +0000

Bill Wilmore is an IFBB professional bodybuilder.

Contest history
1989 NPC Pennsylvania Championships, Teen, 2nd
1995 NPC Junior Nationals, Heavyweight, 2nd
1995 NPC USA Championships, Heavyweight, 11th
1996 NPC Nationals, HeavyWeight, 13th
1999 NPC Nationals, Super-Heavyweight, 8th
2000 NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavyweight, 3rd
2001 NPC USA Championships, Super-Heavyweight, 6th
2002 NPC Nationals, Super-Heavyweight, 10th
2003 NPC Nationals, Super-Heavyweight, 2nd
2004 NPC Nationals, Super-Heavyweight, 2nd
2005 NPC Nationals, Super-Heavyweight, 1st and Overall
2006 Colorado Pro Championships, 5th
2006 New York Pro Championships, 5th
2006 Mr. Olympia, 16th (tied

Video of Bill Wilmore

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Dennis Wolf - IFBB professional bodybuilder

rozariondo — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 22:44:28 +0000

Dennis Wolf (born October 30, 1978 in Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan) is an IFBB professional bodybuilder. To date, Dennis Wolf’s most notable appearance was in the 2007 Mr. Olympia. He placed fifth in this competition. During the ‘pose down’ portion of the competition, Dennis closely followed Jay Cutler across the stage, demonstrating his presence as a top contender.
Bodybuilding Philosophy
“My training philosophy is train as hard as you can, because the other competitors are training hard, too” - Dennis Wolf; Flex Magazine, March 2006
Current Stats
Marital status: married
Height: 180 cm(5′11)
Weight Off-Season: 280 – 300 pounds
Competition: 258 pounds

Competition history
1999 NRW Newcomer Championships, heavyweight, 2nd
1999 International NRW Championships, heavyweight, 4th
2000 International NRW Championships, heavyweight and overall winner
2000 International German Championships, heavyweight, 4th
2002 Amateur Belgian Grand Prix, 1st
2004 NRW Championships, heavyweight and overall winner
2004 German Championships, heavyweight, 2nd
2005 NRW Championships, heavyweight and overall winner
2005 German Championships, heavyweight and overall winner
2005 World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships, heavyweight and overall winner
2006 Europa Super Show, 7th
2006 Montreal Pro, 5th
2006 Grand Prix Spain, 3rd
2006 Mr. Olympia, 16th (tied)
2007 New York Pro, 3rd
2007 Keystone Pro Classic 1st
2007 Mr. Olympia, 5th
Denis Wolf’s video

Dennis Wolf posing at the New York Pro 2007

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Wolf training

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Official website of Dennis Wolf : http://www.dennis-wolf.de/