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World Fitness Federation (W.F.F.-International)
World Body Building Federation (W.B.B.F.-International)
“WORLD GRAND PRIX”
OVER ALL CHAMPIONS
(1991-2021)
MEN
Year, Champion's Name, Venue, Place.
2021 POLSHIN ROMAN, (Estonia), Lithuania, Klaipeda
2020 KUSHAL CHANGMAI, (India), Delhi, India
2019 BLAMM MUSA, (Algeria), Russia, Moscow
2019 DZIKEVICIUS DAINIUS, (Lithuania), Bulgaria, Kranevo
2018 BRIANCEV JEVGENIJ, (Russia), Russia, Sochi
2017 JACIUK SERGEJ, (Ukraine), Russia, Jekaterinburg
2017 NAZARI MEDJIT, (Iran), Russia, Sochi
2016 MEWES CHRISTOFER, (Germany), Germany, Wuppertal
2015 KAZAKS MAKSIM, (Latvia), Belarus, Bobruisk
2015 MOLNAR PETER, (Hungary), Holland, Maastricht
2014 VOROBJOV NIKOLAJ, (Russia), Russia, Tula
2014 DA CRUZ REINALDO JOSE ROBERTO (UK) Russia, Moscow
2013 DA CRUZ REINALDO JOSE ROBERTO (UK) Russia, Moscow
2013 LIUTOV VITALIJ (Russia) Ukraine, Lvov
2013 SHISHEHGAR VAHID (Iran) Russia, Tula
2013 ARASH AHMADI (Iran) Belarus, Vitebsk
2013 VOROBJOV NIKOLAJ (Russia) Russia, Saratov
2012 AGHAKHANI ABOLFAZI (Iran) Russia, Moscow
2012 KLOCKOV JEVGENIJ (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2012 KOSTEL SERGEJ (Belarus) Belarus, Vitebsk
2011 BRIANCEV JEVGENIJ (Russia) Russia, Samara
2010 BELODEDOV IGOR (Russia) Niznij Novgorod, Russia
2009 KIENREICH RAIMUND (Austria), Turkey, Alania
2008 MASTORAKIS DIMITRIOS (Greece), Eretria
2006 SEVCOV ALEKSANDR (Estonia) Latvia, Riga
2000 HEISEL PATRIK (Germany) Greece, Syros
1999 MONACO MASSIMO (Italy) Austria, Baden
1998 KOCH JURGEN (Germany) Lithuania, Palanga
1997 CARLOTTO FRANK (Switzerland) Germany, Manheim
1997 BACEVICIUS GEDIMINAS (Lithuania) Klaipeda, Lithuania
1997 KOCH JURGEN (Germany) Germany, Essen
1997 GRISHKENAS SIGITAS (Lithuania) Austria, Linz
1996 BOHLEN JAN (Germany) Germany, Kaiserslautern
1995 CARLOTTO FRANK (Switzerland) Germany, Essen
1994 EL JINDAWI HANI (Germany) Germany, Posneck
1993 WILKE LUTZ (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1992 SCHMIDT PETER (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1991 BURKHARD OLF (Germany) Germany, Hessen
WOMEN
Year, Champion's Name, Venue, Place.
2021 SKYTTA HANNA (Finland) Lithuania, Klaipeda
2020 KLIMOVA ALISA (Russia) Delhi, India
2019 SAVCIUK VALENTINA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2019 YAVOROVSKAJA MARINA (Ukraine) Bulgaria, Kranevo
2018 MEDVEDEVA JULIA (Russia) Russia, Sochi
2017 ANTIPOVA ALEKSANDRA (Russia) Russia, Jekaterinburg
2017 ABRAMOVA NATALIA (Russia) Russia, Sochi
2016 FUCHS JOANNA (Germany) Germany, Wuppertal
2015 SHUKAITYTE AGNE (Lithuania) Belarus, Bobruisk
2015 DIROCIE EVELYN (Belgium) Holland, Maastricht
2014 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Tula
2014 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Moscow
2013 RISEVSKAJA NATALIJA (Ukraine) Ukraine, Lvov
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Saratov
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Belarus, Vitebsk
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Tula
2012 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2012 KURSANOVA JELENA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2011 SENCIUGOVA LIUDMILA (Russia) Russia, Samara
2010 NIKOLAJEVA ALEKSANDRA (Russia) Russia, Niznij Novgorod
2009 MILERIUTE JOLANTA (Lithuania) Turkey, Alania
2008 MILERIUTE JOLANTA (Lithuania) Greece, Eretria
2006 LEPCIN MARTINA (Croatia) Latvia, Riga
2000 MUHLHAUS CLAUDIA (Germany) Greece, Syros
1999 MUHLHAUS CLAUDIA (Germany) Austria, Baden
1998 MACHMOR CLAUDIA (Germany) Lithuania, Palanga
1997 DAUBARAITE EDITA (Lithuania) Germany, Manheim
1997 DAUBARAITE EDITA (Lithuania) Lithuania, Klaipeda
1997 VOGEL INES (Germany) Austria, Linz
1997 PALMA SUSANA (Spain) Germany, Essen
1996 WEEKE SABINE (Germany) Germany, Kaiserslautern
1996 STREIT ISABELLE (France) Germany, Baden
1996 HARIC DANIELA (Croatia) Germany, Hannover
1995 WEEKE SABINE (Germany) Germany, Essen
1995 BAUMANN ALEXANDRA (Germany) Germany, Hannover
1994 MACHMOR CLAUDIA (Germany) Germany, Posneck
1994 ROHRS KLAUDIA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1993 FRANZ MANUELA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1992 FRANZ MANUELA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1991 WEHR STEFANIE (Germany) Germany, Hessen
International Secretary EDITA SENDRIENE
INFORMATION.
More detailed information on the Global International Site www.wff.lt, see forum topics. Also information available on the Facebook pages: W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. International, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. North America, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. South America, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Asia, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Europe, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Africa, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Asia Continental Federation, International Sport University (I.S.U., www.isuniversity.lt), W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Pro Division, W.P.S.F. World Power Sports Federation.
World Body Building Federation (W.B.B.F.-International)
“WORLD GRAND PRIX”
OVER ALL CHAMPIONS
(1991-2021)
MEN
Year, Champion's Name, Venue, Place.
2021 POLSHIN ROMAN, (Estonia), Lithuania, Klaipeda
2020 KUSHAL CHANGMAI, (India), Delhi, India
2019 BLAMM MUSA, (Algeria), Russia, Moscow
2019 DZIKEVICIUS DAINIUS, (Lithuania), Bulgaria, Kranevo
2018 BRIANCEV JEVGENIJ, (Russia), Russia, Sochi
2017 JACIUK SERGEJ, (Ukraine), Russia, Jekaterinburg
2017 NAZARI MEDJIT, (Iran), Russia, Sochi
2016 MEWES CHRISTOFER, (Germany), Germany, Wuppertal
2015 KAZAKS MAKSIM, (Latvia), Belarus, Bobruisk
2015 MOLNAR PETER, (Hungary), Holland, Maastricht
2014 VOROBJOV NIKOLAJ, (Russia), Russia, Tula
2014 DA CRUZ REINALDO JOSE ROBERTO (UK) Russia, Moscow
2013 DA CRUZ REINALDO JOSE ROBERTO (UK) Russia, Moscow
2013 LIUTOV VITALIJ (Russia) Ukraine, Lvov
2013 SHISHEHGAR VAHID (Iran) Russia, Tula
2013 ARASH AHMADI (Iran) Belarus, Vitebsk
2013 VOROBJOV NIKOLAJ (Russia) Russia, Saratov
2012 AGHAKHANI ABOLFAZI (Iran) Russia, Moscow
2012 KLOCKOV JEVGENIJ (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2012 KOSTEL SERGEJ (Belarus) Belarus, Vitebsk
2011 BRIANCEV JEVGENIJ (Russia) Russia, Samara
2010 BELODEDOV IGOR (Russia) Niznij Novgorod, Russia
2009 KIENREICH RAIMUND (Austria), Turkey, Alania
2008 MASTORAKIS DIMITRIOS (Greece), Eretria
2006 SEVCOV ALEKSANDR (Estonia) Latvia, Riga
2000 HEISEL PATRIK (Germany) Greece, Syros
1999 MONACO MASSIMO (Italy) Austria, Baden
1998 KOCH JURGEN (Germany) Lithuania, Palanga
1997 CARLOTTO FRANK (Switzerland) Germany, Manheim
1997 BACEVICIUS GEDIMINAS (Lithuania) Klaipeda, Lithuania
1997 KOCH JURGEN (Germany) Germany, Essen
1997 GRISHKENAS SIGITAS (Lithuania) Austria, Linz
1996 BOHLEN JAN (Germany) Germany, Kaiserslautern
1995 CARLOTTO FRANK (Switzerland) Germany, Essen
1994 EL JINDAWI HANI (Germany) Germany, Posneck
1993 WILKE LUTZ (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1992 SCHMIDT PETER (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1991 BURKHARD OLF (Germany) Germany, Hessen
WOMEN
Year, Champion's Name, Venue, Place.
2021 SKYTTA HANNA (Finland) Lithuania, Klaipeda
2020 KLIMOVA ALISA (Russia) Delhi, India
2019 SAVCIUK VALENTINA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2019 YAVOROVSKAJA MARINA (Ukraine) Bulgaria, Kranevo
2018 MEDVEDEVA JULIA (Russia) Russia, Sochi
2017 ANTIPOVA ALEKSANDRA (Russia) Russia, Jekaterinburg
2017 ABRAMOVA NATALIA (Russia) Russia, Sochi
2016 FUCHS JOANNA (Germany) Germany, Wuppertal
2015 SHUKAITYTE AGNE (Lithuania) Belarus, Bobruisk
2015 DIROCIE EVELYN (Belgium) Holland, Maastricht
2014 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Tula
2014 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Moscow
2013 RISEVSKAJA NATALIJA (Ukraine) Ukraine, Lvov
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Saratov
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Belarus, Vitebsk
2013 DOLZENKOVA ALEKSANDRA (Belarus) Russia, Tula
2012 PUGACHEVA SVETLANA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2012 KURSANOVA JELENA (Russia) Russia, Moscow
2011 SENCIUGOVA LIUDMILA (Russia) Russia, Samara
2010 NIKOLAJEVA ALEKSANDRA (Russia) Russia, Niznij Novgorod
2009 MILERIUTE JOLANTA (Lithuania) Turkey, Alania
2008 MILERIUTE JOLANTA (Lithuania) Greece, Eretria
2006 LEPCIN MARTINA (Croatia) Latvia, Riga
2000 MUHLHAUS CLAUDIA (Germany) Greece, Syros
1999 MUHLHAUS CLAUDIA (Germany) Austria, Baden
1998 MACHMOR CLAUDIA (Germany) Lithuania, Palanga
1997 DAUBARAITE EDITA (Lithuania) Germany, Manheim
1997 DAUBARAITE EDITA (Lithuania) Lithuania, Klaipeda
1997 VOGEL INES (Germany) Austria, Linz
1997 PALMA SUSANA (Spain) Germany, Essen
1996 WEEKE SABINE (Germany) Germany, Kaiserslautern
1996 STREIT ISABELLE (France) Germany, Baden
1996 HARIC DANIELA (Croatia) Germany, Hannover
1995 WEEKE SABINE (Germany) Germany, Essen
1995 BAUMANN ALEXANDRA (Germany) Germany, Hannover
1994 MACHMOR CLAUDIA (Germany) Germany, Posneck
1994 ROHRS KLAUDIA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1993 FRANZ MANUELA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1992 FRANZ MANUELA (Germany) Germany, Frankfurt/Mein
1991 WEHR STEFANIE (Germany) Germany, Hessen
International Secretary EDITA SENDRIENE
INFORMATION.
More detailed information on the Global International Site www.wff.lt, see forum topics. Also information available on the Facebook pages: W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. International, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. North America, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. South America, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Asia, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Europe, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Africa, W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Asia Continental Federation, International Sport University (I.S.U., www.isuniversity.lt), W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. Pro Division, W.P.S.F. World Power Sports Federation.