Antoine Vaillant and pro rookies present forms 12 weeks ahead of Toronto Pro 2019

The 9th edition of the traditional professional show called Toronto Pro Supershow will take place in Toronto, Canada, on 1 and 2 June.

Several fighters will take the stage, whether it is the quite seasoned Antoine Vaillant or complete rookies of professional bodybuilding such as Ole Kristian Vaaga, Prince Boabang and Quinton Eriya. It's these fighters, especially their current forms, that we're going to take a look at today.

Antoine Vaillant

Antoine returned to the competition stage after a five-year hiatus from drugs last year when he competed at the eighth edition of the Toronto show, where he placed a respectable 4th.

He'd certainly like to improve on that position at this year's show and fight his way into the Top 3.
Does he have what it takes? Judge for yourself from the photos below.

Antoine Vaillant - form 12 weeks before Toronto Pro Supershow 2019:

Quinton Eriya

Canadian Quinton Eriya, who is originally from Nigeria, turned professional in 2017 when he absolutely dominated the Canadian qualifying races.
Since then, he has been training alongside the aforementioned Vaillant, skipping the 2018 season, and is set to make his debut this year.

Below, you can see what kind of form he boasts 12 weeks before the competition.

Quinton Eriya's form 12 weeks ahead of the 2019 Toronto Pro Supershow:

Ole Kristian Vaaga

Norwegian bodybuilder Ole Kristian Vaaga should make his debut among professionals in Canada.
He is headed to the IFBB Jim Manion Professional League thanks to his absolute victory at the Iron Rebel World Show 2018.

Below, you can check out what kind of volume this fighter is going for in his debut among the elite. It should be noted that given his current form and size, he could be the dark horse of the competition!

Ole Kristian Vaaga's form 12 weeks ahead of the 2019 Toronto Pro Supershow:

Prince Boabang

Prince Boabang is also planning to start his professional career in Toronto.

The overall winner of last year's Canadian National Pro Qualifier, unlike all of the above, will not be competing in the Open category, but in the 212lb division.

He is showing his current form in the attached pictures below.

Prince Boabang's form 12 weeks before the 2019 Toronto Pro Supershow:

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