Arnold Classic

Branch Warren Posing At 2012 Arnold Classic

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IFBB Pro Bodybuilder Branch Warren Posing At 2012 Arnold Classic Branch Warren is unbelievable! He had surgery on a torn quad tendon a few months ago. He bounces back from injuries that end the careers of other competitors. How he does, that I’ll never know… Warren displayed a tremendous display of muscularity combined with an incredible degree of conditioning. Even the striated hamstrings were there tonight too. As I’ve stated before, Branch isn’t the prettiest physique up on stage, but he’s always the most rugged looking.»

Branch Warren Wins 2012 Arnold Classic!

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Branch Warren once again wins 2012 Arnold Classic. The Texas Rattlesnake said he’d be back on stage in Columbus. Boy, was he ever! Branch Warren defied the odds once again and recaptured his Arnold Classic title and added one more Most Muscular Trophy to his shelf AND added the Most Entertaining posing award to boot. Here are the final results and the amount of money each competitor received: 1st Branch Warren — $130,000 Branch Warren is unbelievable!»

2012 Arnold Classic Photos

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The 24th Annual 2012 Arnold Classic is being held March 1-4 at Veteran Memorial and the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio during the Arnold Sports Festival. The 2012 Arnold Classic prize money goes up in value. This year is no different. The Arnold Classic Bodybuilding Competition’s first place prize is $130,000. 2012 Arnold Classic Photos [nggallery id=1]»

Branch Warren at the 2012 Arnold Classic

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‎”I’m not going to let anybody or any event define me. I’m in control of my own destiny and my own fate.” That’s What Branch said few hours before he takes the stage to defend his title at the 2012 Arnold Classic. Team MuscleTech chats with 2011 Arnold Classic champ Branch Warren»

2012 Arnold Classic: $130,000 to the Winner!

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The 2012 Arnold Classic prize money goes up in value. This year is no different. The Arnold Classic Bodybuilding Competition’s first place prize is $130,000. Check out the List Below for the entire breakdown. Arnold Classic 1st Place: $130,000 2nd Place: $75,000 3rd Place: $50,000 4th Place: $30,000 5th Place: $15,000 6th Place: $10,000 7th through 15th: $2,000 Best Poser: $10,000 Strongman 1st Place: $45,000 2nd Place: $20,000 3rd Place: $15,000 4th Place: $10,000 5th Place: $8,000 6th Place: $6,000 7th Place: $5,000 8th Place: $3,000 9th Place: $2,000 10th Place: $1,000»

Branch Warren To Defend Title At 2012 Arnold Classic

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Branch Warren will return to the competitive stage for the first time in nearly a year when he defends his title at the 24th Annual Arnold Classic at the 2012 Arnold Sports Festival. Warren, who won the Arnold Classic and the British Grand Prix in March 2011, did not compete in the 2011 Olympia due to an injury. He will face three-time Arnold Classic champ and 2011 Arnold Classic Europe runner-up Dexter Jackson, 2011 Arnold Classic runner-up Dennis Wolf and 2011 fourth-place finisher Evan Centopani in an international field of 14 competitors.»

2012 Arnold Classic Competitor List

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The 24th Annual 2012 Arnold Classic will be held March 2-3 at Veteran Memorial and the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio during the Arnold Sports Festival. 2012 Arnold Classic Invite List: Fouad Abiad Gustavo Badell Lionel Beyeke Matthias Botthof Evan Centopani Eduardo Correa Brandon Curry Dexter Jackson Michael Kefalianos Ben Pakulski Shawn Rhoden Branch Warren Ben White Dennis Wolf»

Victor Martinez Wins 2011 Arnold Classic Europe!

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Victor Martinez Wins 2011 Arnold Classic Europe! The first-ever Arnold Classic Europe was held Oct. 8-9 in Madrid, Spain and featured IFBB Pro League men’s bodybuilding and fitness, a complete lineup of amateur bodybuilding events, several other amateur sports and a health & fitness expo. “We have had many requests over the years to take the Arnold Classic to many cities throughout the world, and we are excited to begin the globalization of our event with the first Arnold Classic Europe,” said Lorimer, co-promoter of the Arnold Sports Festival.»
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