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The Wellness division, which
is always spectacular in America,
was a quality show due to the
good number of athletes and the
completeness of their physiques.
The representative of Antigua &
Barbuda Ahjanya King imposed her
law, without a doubt flaunting the
best definition of the entire division,
but just within the parameters of
Wellness. With an adequate muscle
size in both legs and buttocks, she
was invincible.
The overall victory of Men’s
Physique was for the representative
of the Bahamas, Terrion Kemp, who
was also the winner of the Junior
Men’s Physique. However, it didn’t
seem so clear in his fight against the
representative of Guyana Emmerson
Campbell, who appeared with a
resounding physique, some good abs
and very good aesthetics. Terrion,
on his side, presented a very tall
physique with a very small waist
and correct size, adequate definition
and, above all, a lively and brave
pose for a boy of Junior age. So,
he ended up as the winner of the
overall Men’s Physique.
Zairelys Gomez from Venezuela
was the overall Bikini champion,
another discipline that was certainly
not easy at all, but her physique
stood out for her balance, pose
and correct condition. The most
numerous of all women’s divisions
and with increasing quality every
year in this region, Bikini does
not stop growing throughout the
world. In Bodybuilding, we had
the surprise of seeing the most
numerous of all the male divisions.
The overall winner, Mexican Josué
Mata Mendes, is a compendium
of what Bodybuilding should
be: full size, but with excellent
rippedness and great muscular
balance along with a powerful frame
and good pose. When all of these
qualities come together, it’s almost
impossible to beat.

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