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- Updated: September 4, 2013
With the Nordic Pro in the books, the final list of competitors who have qualified for the Mr. Olympia later this month is set. 16 names are in and depending on if they will go or not still remains to be seen. Two-time reigning champion Phil Heath will surely be in Las Vegas and he remains the favorite to keep the Sandow in his possession. He will be up against what some have called the deepest Olympia line-up of all time, with former winners Jay Cutler and Dexter Jackson looking for an upset in their 40s and 2012 runner-up Kai Greene and rookie sensation Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay also on his heels.
Here are the names who have already punched their ticket:
2013 MR. OLYMPIA (QUALIFIED)
Phil Heath, USA
Kai Greene, USA
Shawn Rhoden, USA
Dexter Jackson, USA
Branch Warren, USA
Dennis Wolf, Germany
Cedric McMillan, USA
Brandon Curry, USA
Robert Piotrkowicz, Poland
Mamdouh Elssbiay, Kuwait
Victor Martinez, Dominican Republic
Roelly Winklaar, Curacao
Evan Centopani, USA
Steve Kuclo, USA
Baitollah Abbaspour, Iran
Jay Cutler, USA
And here are the points standings, with the top five getting a ‘wild card’ spot, so to speak:
- POINT STANDINGS
- 1. Toney Freeman, USA, 30
- 2. Johnnie Jackson, USA, 20
- 3. Lionel Beyeke, France, 12
- 4. Ben Pakulski, Canada, 11
- 5. Ed Nunn, USA, 9
- 5. Essa Obaid, UAE, 9
- 7. Juan Morel, USA, 8
- 8. Jonathan Delarosa, USA, 6
- 9. Hidetada Yamagishi, Japan, 5
- 9. Michael Kefalianos, Australia, 5
- 9. Mohammed Bannout, Lebanon, 5
- 12. Fouad Abiad, Canada, 4
- 13. Bill Wilmore, USA, 3
- 13. Aliaksei Shabunia, Russia, 3
- 15. Ronny Rockel, Germany, 2
- 15. Clarence DeVis, Belgium, 2
- 15. Frank McGrath, Canada, 2
- 15. Alexey Lesukov, Russia, 2
- 19. Ivan Sakek, Australia, 1
- 19. Fred Smalls, USA, 1
- 19. Daniel Toth, Hungary, 1
- 19. Justin Compton, USA, 1
- 19. Cory Mathews, USA, 1
- 19. Emiliano Dell’uomo, Italy, 1
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