Lukas Osladil, Slavoj Bednar and other riders present their forms before Vancouver Pro 2019

On July 13 and 14, the next edition of the Vancouver Pro show will take place in the Canadian port city of Vancouver. It will feature many big names, including our Lukáš Osladil, who triumphed here last year!

This year, however, there will be not only a much larger starting field, but also a number of excellent competitors. Judge for yourself that names like Nathan De Asha(winner of the Battle of Britain), Samson Dauda, Iain Valliere, Quinton Eryia, Stephen Fraizer or another Czech , Slavoj Bednar, make for a very good show.

Lukáš Osladil

Lukáš will be one of the main favourites for the win, not only because of his success in the last edition of the competition, but also because of his 4th place at Wings of Strength Chicago last weekend.

Let's take a look at his form 5 days before he takes to the podium.

Slavoj Bednar

Slavoj has already had two competitions this year, namely Battle of Britain (8th place) and Wings of Strength Chicago (10th place). He was in the form of his life at both competitions, yet it wasn't enough to attract much interest from the judges. Will he do better in Vancouver? We'll find out in a few hours.

Let's take a look at his form just two days before the competition.

Sibusiso Kotelo

Kotelo, who represents South Africa, will not be one of those who could threaten Lukáš in his quest for triumph, but just like in Chicago, he will probably fight for the judges' favour with the other Czech athlete on the podium, Slavoj Bednar, whom he left behind.

His form 3 days before putting on his competition swimsuit is shown in the following photos.

Quincy Winklaar

Quincy, the brother of the much better known and more successful Roelly Winklaar, is not one of the more prominent bodybuilders, and moreover, his home category is the 212lb division. Hence, he is not counted on for the top ranks there either. Rather, we can expect to see his name in the second half of the scorecard. Hopefully, it will be after the aforementioned Slavoj.

Quincy offered a photo 2 days before the competition showing his form in a back stance.

Zane Watson

Zane, like the aforementioned Quincy, is also one of the representatives of the under 212lb division. However, unlike Quincy, he will also be competing in this category.

Check out the form he had at 97 kilograms (214 pounds) just 3 days before the competition.

Steve Benthin

The German bodybuilder, who trains under the supervision of his very successful compatriot Dennis Wolf, will, like Zane, compete in the 212lb category.

Below you can judge his form 3 days before his fight with the aforementioned Zane Watsnon.

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