2017 Rising Phoenix World Championships

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2017 Rising Phoenix World Championships
Promotion IFBB
Wings of Strength
Tim Gardner Productions
Digital Muscle
DateSeptember 9, 2017
City Flag of the United States.svg Talking Stick Resort, Scottsdale, Arizona
Event chronology
2016 2017 Rising Phoenix World Championships 2018

The 2017 Rising Phoenix World Championships was an IFBB Wings of Strength female professional bodybuilding competition and held in conjunction with the IFBB Arizona Pro. It was held on September 9, 2017 at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona. [1]

Contents

Call outs

Prejudging

  1. Cristina Franzoso, Victoria Dominguez, Lisa Cross, Kim Buck, Nicki Chartrand, Sheila Bleck, Rita Bello, and Irene Andersen
  2. Pauline Nelson, Maria Mikola, Kimberly McGuire, Wendy McCready, Silvia Matta, Janeen Lankowski, Elena Hreapca, Theresa Ivancik
  3. Aleesha Young, Helle Trevino, Tischa Thomas, Bonnie Switzer-Pappas, Virginia Sanchez, Angela Rayburn, and Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
  4. Helle Trevino (later switches place with Wendy McCready), Wendy McCready (later switches place with Helle Trevino), Sheila Bleck, and Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
  5. Virginia Sanchez (later switches place with Irene Andersen), Irene Andersen (later switches place with Virginia Sanchez), Wendy McCready, Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia, Aleesha Young (later switches place with Kim Buck, later switched back with Kim Buck), Kim Buck (later switches place with Aleesha Young, later switched back with Aleesha Young)
  6. Lisa Cross (later switches place with Irene Andersen, later switched with Aleesha Young), Irene Andersen (later switches place with Lisa Cross), Aleesha Young (later switches place with Silvia Matta, later switched back with Silvia Matta, and later switched with Lisa Cross), Rita Bello, Janeen Lankowski, and Silvia Matta (later switches place with Aleesha Young, later switched back with Aleesha Young)
  7. Pauline Nelson, Kimberly McGuire (later switches place with Maria Mikola), Angela Rayburn (later switches place with Elena Hreapca, later switches place with Theresa Ivancik), Maria Mikola (later switches place with Kimberly McGuire), Elena Hreapca (later switches place with Angela Rayburn), and Theresa Ivancik (later switches place with Angela Rayburn)
  8. Silvia Matta (later switches place with Bonnie Switzer-Pappas), Tischa Thomas, Bonnie Switzer-Pappas (later switches place with Silvia Matta), Victoria Dominguez, and Cristina Franzoso
  9. Helle Trevino and Sheila Bleck
  10. Wendy McCready (later switches place with Virginia Sanchez), Virginia Sanchez (later switches place with Wendy McCready), Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia, and Kim Buck

Confirmation round

  1. Helle Trevino (later switches place with Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia), Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia (later switches place with Helle Trevino), Sheila Bleck, and Wendy McCready
  2. Lisa Cross (later switched place with Lisa Cross), Virginia Sanchez (later switches place with Rita Bello), Rita Bello (later switches place with Virginia Sanchez), Kim Buck (later switches place with Aleesha Young), and Aleesha Young (later switches place with Kim Buck, later switched place with Lisa Cross)
  3. Maria Mikola, Nicki Chartrand (later switches place with Irene Andersen), Janeen Lankowski, Silvia Matta (later switches place with Irene Andersen), Elena Hreapca, and Irene Andersen (later switches place with Silvia Matta, later switches place with Nicki Chartrand)
  4. Bonnie Switzer-Pappas, Theresa Ivancik (later switches place with Kimberly McGuire), Victoria Dominguez, Tischa Thomas, Kimberly McGuire (later switches place with Theresa Ivancik), Angela Rayburn, Pauline Nelson, Cristina Franzoso

Prize money

Overall award prize money

Total: $100,000 + $65,000 customized Jeep [2]

Best poser award prize money

Total: $11,000 [2]

Most muscular award prize money

Total: $7,000 [2]

Best intro video award prize money

Total: $10,000 [2]

Results

Overall results

Comparison to previous Rising Phoenix World Championships results:

Scorecard

No [3] NameCountryJudgingFinalsTotalPlace
1Irene Andersen Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 34417513
2Rita Bello Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina 2522478
3Sheila Bleck Flag of the United States.svg Tampa, Florida 45 *9 *2
4Nicki Chartrand Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Alberta, Canada 39347312
5Kim Buck Flag of the United States.svg Jonesboro, Georgia 172542 *7
6Lisa Cross Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom 2622489
7Victoria Dominguez Flag of the United States.svg Lewisville, Texas 48489616
8Cristina Franzoso Flag of Italy.svg Italy 48489616
9Elena Oana Hreapca Flag of Romania.svg Romania 48489616
10Theresa Ivancik Flag of the United States.svg Butler, Pennsylvania 48489616
11Janeen Lankowski Flag of the United States.svg Tampa, Florida 32316310
12Silvia Matta Flag of Italy.svg Italy 35367111
13Wendy McCready Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom 1312254
14Kimberly McGuire Flag of the United States.svg Indianapolis, Indiana 43458815
15Maria Mikola Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Ontario, Canada 41428314
16Pauline Nelson Flag of the United States.svg North Plainfield, New Jersey 48489616
17Yaxeni Oriquen Flag of Venezuela.svg Miami, Florida 99183
18Angela Rayburn Flag of the United States.svg Columbia, Mississippi 48489616
19Virginia Sanchez Flag of Spain.svg Spain 1616325
20Bonnie Switzer-Pappas Flag of the United States.svg Bourne, Massachusetts 48489616
21Tischa Thomas Flag of the United States.svg New York City, New York 48489616
22Helle Trevino Flag of Denmark.svg Venice, California 549 *1
23Aleesha Young Flag of the United States.svg Lehi, Utah 251742 *6

* Tie broken by final round

Best poser results

Most muscular winner

Comparison to previous Rising Phoenix World Championships results:

Best intro results

Attended

Notable events

2017 Rising Phoenix World Championships Qualified

Name [4] CountryHow Qualified
Margie Martin Flag of the United States.svg 2016 Rising Phoenix World Championships - 1st
Sheila Bleck Flag of the United States.svg 2016 Rising Phoenix World Championships - 2nd
Alina Popa Flag of Romania.svg 2016 Rising Phoenix World Championships - 3rd
Helle Trevino Flag of Denmark.svg 2016 Rising Phoenix World Championships - 4th
Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia Flag of Venezuela.svg 2016 Rising Phoenix World Championships - 5th
Kim Buck Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Toronto Pro Supershow - 1st
Silvia Matta Flag of Italy.svg 2017 Puerto Rico Pro - 1st
Maria Mikola Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 2017 Omaha Pro - 1st
Brittney O'Veal Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Chicago Pro - 1st
Oana Hreapca Flag of Romania.svg 2017 Ms. International Classic - 1st (heavyweight and overall)
Nicki Chartrand Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 2017 Lenda Murray Pro - 1st
Wendy McCready Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 2017 Toronto Pro Supershow - 3rd
2017 Chicago Pro - 3rd
Lisa Cross Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 2017 Tampa Pro - 2nd
Rita Bello Flag of Argentina.svg 2017 Puerto Rico Pro - 2nd
Bonnie Switzer-Pappas Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Omaha Pro - 2nd
Victoria Dominquez Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Chicago Pro - 2nd
Theresa Ivancik Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Lenda Murray Pro - 2nd
Irene Anderson Flag of Sweden.svg 2017 Puerto Rico Pro - 3rd
2017 Omaha Pro - 5th
Pauline Nelson Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Tampa Pro - 3rd
Kimberly McGuire Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Omaha Pro - 3rd
Tischa Thomas Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Lenda Murray Pro - 3rd
Virginia Sanchez Flag of Spain.svg 2017 Tampa Pro - 4th
Angela Rayburn Flag of the United States.svg 2017 Omaha Pro - 4th
2017 Tampa Pro - 5th
Aleesha Young Flag of the United States.svg Special invite
Jacqueline Fuchs Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Special invite
Janeen Lankowski Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Special invite
Cristina Franzoso Flag of Italy.svg Special invite

Points standings

Ranking1 [4] NameCountryPoints
1Wendy McCready Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 6
2 Lisa Cross Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 5
3Rita Bello Flag of Argentina.svg 4
3Bonnie Switzer-Pappas Flag of the United States.svg 4
3Victoria Dominquez Flag of the United States.svg 4
3Theresa Ivancik Flag of the United States.svg 4
3Irene Anderson Flag of Sweden.svg 4
3Pauline Nelson Flag of the United States.svg 4
4Kimberly McGuire Flag of the United States.svg 3
4Tischa Thomas Flag of the United States.svg 3
4Virginia Sanchez Flag of Spain.svg 3
4Angela Rayburn Flag of the United States.svg 3
5Selma Labat Flag of Brazil.svg 2
5Robin Hillis Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 2
5Jana Bendova Flag of the Czech Republic.svg 2
6Cristina Franzoso Flag of Italy.svg 2
6Tananarive Huie Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 1
6Patty Corbett Flag of the United States.svg 1
6LaDawn McDay Flag of the United States.svg 1
6 Jacqueline Fuchs Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg 1

1 In the event of a tie, the competitor with the best top five contest placings will be awarded the qualification. If both competitors have the same contest placings, than both will qualify for the Rising Phoenix World Championships.

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References

  1. ↑ 2017 CONTEST DATES
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Protocols. 2017 IFBB WOS ARIZONA PRO. results
  3. 1 2 Scorecard
  4. 1 2 "2016/2017 Qualifiers". Archived from the original on 2017-08-10. Retrieved 2017-08-10.
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