2009 WNBF Aussie Female Natural Titles - 7 Entrants - Australia-bodybuilding Forums

Patricia · 06-10-2009, 03:43 AM

Not exactly the deepest lineup was it really. In fairness it was an all female show, and was held in the Northern Territory which never struck me as a bodybuilding hotbed. Results below..

Best Body Swimsuit
1. Amber Walker
2. Jessica Crane

Ms Fit Body
1. Vick O'Rouke
2. Louise Simonetto

Womens Fitness & USA Figure
1. Britt Bailey-Kerber

Womens Bodybuilding
1. Jo Connolly
2. Emma Hilton

Tan Man · 06-10-2009, 05:29 AM

That's pretty sad. But, there are 4 winners.
TM

Outlaw53 · 06-10-2009, 09:16 AM

Fuck me!

Even I'm too embarrassed to say anything about that.
Time to pack it lads, WNBF has had the gong.

Danny's ruined the name and reputation of the WNBF for ever in Australia.

ozfactor · 06-10-2009, 10:17 PM

At least it gives the entrants a higher % chance of winning!I do laugh at people on forums bragging of getting 2nd place in a field of 2.

Puke · 06-10-2009, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Patricia

Not exactly the deepest lineup was it really. In fairness it was an all female show, and was held in the Northern Territory which never struck me as a bodybuilding hotbed. Results below..

Best Body Swimsuit
1. Amber Walker
2. Jessica Crane

Ms Fit Body
1. Vick O'Rouke
2. Louise Simonetto

Womens Fitness & USA Figure
1. Britt Bailey-Kerber

Womens Bodybuilding
1. Jo Connolly
2. Emma Hilton

Hahahahahahaaha

Leigh · 06-11-2009, 09:25 AM

Wow great show, how long did it go for 5 mins, or was it dragged out for 5 hours.

I'm surprised that the classes weren't split into short and tall so that everyone could be a winner.

F Me!!!

FLEXR6 · 06-11-2009, 10:37 AM

I feel sorry for the fans who forked out $30 or $40 to see 7 competitors.
Not good.

Patricia · 06-11-2009, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by FLEXR6

I feel sorry for the fans who forked out $30 or $40 to see 7 competitors.
Not good.

I feel sorry for everyone to be honest. Like you, I feel bad for the ticket buyers, plus the entrants themselves [I'd hate to train hard and then end up in a show that size] as well as the promoter who put in work for all of 7 people to show up to compete.

All in all, there is no way to get around the fact 7 people in a show isn't too great. In fact, is anyone aware of a show anywhere in the world that ever had a smaller number? I'm not, and may look into that...