Bodybuilders James Hollingshead, Mahmoud Al Durrah and Karol Małecki are going to New York!

Author: František Randáček

17.04.2019

2 minuty čtení

On Saturday, May 18th, the traditional New York Pro will take place in New York City under the banner of Jim Manion's IFBB Professional League.

As usual, the competition will feature a number of well-known and lesser-known fighters. Today we take a look at the representatives of both camps who offer us their forms about 5 weeks before they take the stage, namely the trio of James Hollingshead, Mahmoud Al Durrah and Karol Małecki.

James Hollingshead

James was originally training up for the Toronto Pro Supershow in Canada, which takes place in early June.
However, as his preparation was going better than he expected, he decided to step on the competition stage two weeks earlier.

Below you can see what form this Open category representative and sixth man of last year'sEVLS Prague Pro has 5 weeks before entering his second professional season.

James Hollingshead - form 5 weeks before the 2019 New York Pro

Mamdouh Al Durrah

Canadian Mahmoud Al Durrah, who represents the 212-pound division, like the aforementioned Hollingshead, will be entering his second professional season.

He got his debut one off to an absolutely amazing start, first claiming 4th place at the New York Pro, then managing to dominate the Vancouver Pro, which qualified him for the Olympia 212 Showdown, where he finished tied for 16th.

Mamdouh Al Durrah - form 5 weeks ahead of New York Pro 2019

Mamdouh Al Durrah - Form 5 Weeks Ahead of the 2019 New York Pro

Karol Małecki

The Polish bodybuilder is the next representative of the division up to 212 pounds.

Unlike the aforementioned Al Durrah, however, he is not an "experienced" competitor, but a complete novice. As the overall winner of the 2018 Burneika Sports Pro Qualifier, Karol will make his debut among the elite in New York!

On his debut start he states:

I'm very aware of how much I'm behind the best and what my shortcomings are. I don't expect to make it to the final, but my goal is to do my best and not to embarrass myself. The important thing is the form, which must be perfected. Keep your fingers crossed for me.