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Seven Ghanaians to compete at International Bodybuilding championship in Barcelona November 3-8

Marita Naa Ayikaaley Quartey by Marita Naa Ayikaaley Quartey
September 8, 2021
in Bodybuilding and Fitness, Combat Sports
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Seven Ghanaians to compete at International Bodybuilding championship in Barcelona November 3-8

 

Seven athletes and two officials of the Ghana Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (GBFA) have been invited by International Federation of Bodybuilding (IFBB) to compete in this year’s IFBB World Championship and Congress which is due to take place on the 3rd to 8th November 2021 in Barcelona, Spain.

The seven athletes include Godwin Frimpong (Bodybuilding), Evans Amwagasi (Bodybuilding), Joseph Ofolikwei Anoumou (Bodybuilding), Michael Otu-Abakah (Bodybuilding).

The rest are Vanessa Efia Kolekie ( Female Bikini) , Daniel Nyame Acheampong (Men’s Physique ) and Nabil Issaka(Men’s Physique).

Ghana will be represented by seven bodybuilders at the world championship in Barcelona, Spain in November

The athletes are expected to be accompanied by Abdul Hayye Yartey, the President of the Ghana Bodybuilding and Fitness Association and Mr. Charles Owusu Ansah.

This will be Ghana’s second participation in the World Championship since the first in Dubai 2019 when Godwin Frimpong, Derrick Marley and Puedam Abubaka represented Ghana in the 2019 World Championship. Puedam placed 3rd in the lightweight category, whiles Frimpong placed 6th out of 37 others in the middleweight category

This year’s event holds up hope of being remarkable and more enhanced than previous world championships because of the inclusion of the women, juniors, seniors, and masters events. There will also be the IFBB fitness challenge world championship and the IFBB world Congress

The President of the GBFA believes that his athletes have what it takes to fly high the flag of Ghana in Spain during the world championship.

“Frimpong is the current champion of Ghana and won gold in the 2019 Arnold Classic Africa. He went on to place 6th out of 37 others at the world championship. Joseph also won gold in the 2019 Arnold Classic Africa. Vanessa on her first international championship in the 2019 Arnold Classic Africa, placed 6th,” Mr. Yartey said of their vast experiences.

“Though Michael, Evans, Daniel and Nabil will be standing on the international stage for the first time, these athletes have huge potential to compete internationally,” he added.

The world championship is a IFBB ELITE PRO card qualifier and a IFBB international ranking qualifier.

Credit: Ghana Bodybuilding and Fitness Association

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