Fit Parade Pro Grand Prix 2019 - McMillan triumphs, Osladil third!

Author: František Randáček

Bodybuilding / Fitness Competitions

15.10.2019

3 minuty čtení

On Sunday 13th October, after 15 years, Hungary was once again the venue for a professional bodybuilding competition when the IFBB Professional League Jim Manion's Fit Parade Pro Grand Prix 2019 took place.
The last time the competition was held here was in 2004, when the winner was our Pavol Jablonický!

Now, of course, a completely new generation was on the podium, in the form of nine fighters, one of whom was a domestic representative. This was Lukáš Osladil, clearly the most successful professional bodybuilder in our history!

It was Lukáš who was one of the three strongest favourites for the triumph, together with Cedric McMillan and Nathan DeAsha.

So it is not surprising that all three were given space by the judges in the first semi-final call-up, in which they were joined by Daniel Toth, Andrea Muzi and Marek Olejniczak.

For the second invocation, the trio of Toth, Olejniczak and Muzi remained on the podium and were complemented by the remaining fighters, who were Max Charles, Peter Porczi and Sergey Zebald.

The last invocation was for the trio mentioned in the introduction, consisting of Osladil, McMillan and DeAsha. McMillan and DeAsha were posing in the middle of the line, so they were the two fighting for the victory.

A recording of the semifinal fights

Cedric McMillan scored his eighth career professional triumph. He competed in much better form than he did at Mr. Olympia 2019, where he finished seventh. He made amends for his reputation.

Cedric showcased his strengths on stage, which are his excellent physique, full and round muscles, and wonderful posing.

Second place was taken by Nathan DeAsha, who offered excellent volumes.

Third place was taken by our Lukas Osladil, whose strengths are especially excellent sculpting, muscle separation and hardness, toning and sharpness. He lost only volumes to his rivals.
He was, as is customary, the most prepared fighter on the stage!

Fourth place, the best placing of his professional career, was won by Marek Olejniczak.

Andrea Muzi also made it to the Top 5.