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IFBB PROS GUNTER SCHLIERKAMP, DENNIS WOLF, KEVIN ENGLISH & DAVID HENRY HIT GUEST POSING CIRCUIT
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Andrew Oye's Pro Muscle Report,
Gossip
By Andrew Oye
| Oct 11, 2010
The Item: Career Updates/Special Appearances
The Scoop: Recently Announced: Over the last two weekends, IFBB Pro League athletes hit the guest-posing circuit, providing intermission entertainment at NPC contests across the country.
IFBB Pro Gunter Schlierkamp hit the stage at the NPC Washington Ironman Championships.
IFBB Pro Dennis Wolf posed at the NPC Natural Northern Bodybuilding Championships in Cleveland.
IFBB Pro David Henry appeared at the NPC Continental USA Bodybuilding Championships in Chicago. Along with an appearance by 8-time Mr. Olympia and IFBB Pro Ronnie Coleman,
IFBB Pro Kevin English posed at the NPC Eastern USA Bodybuilding Championships in Manhattan.
The "So What?": Earlier this year, reports circulated that Schlierkamp plans to return to competition after a 5-year hiatus. Wolf is still celebrating a 5th place finish at the 2010 Mr. Olympia last month. In September, English was crowned Mr. 202 Olympia, topping runner-up Henry for the second time in a row.
After his guest-posing routine in New York, English approached the podium and expressed words of gratitude to sponsors and promoters, saying, "I remember sitting in this very audience years ago, watching guys onstage, hoping I would have the physique to compete. And now, God willing, I'm the best in the world in my weight division."
Andrew Oye's verdict: If athletes supposedly present their "best" at the Olympia, it's always interesting to see which pros can hold on to remnants on their "best" the longest for post-Olympia guest appearances.
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