DFAC World Finals 2014, Miami FL ‘A three year plan : A vision realised’ ‘Revolutionary’, ‘standard setting’, ‘pioneering’ or simply ‘support the sport’. These are just some of the many superlatives that have been branded about amongst natural bodybuilding circles to signify the ongoing commitment from the DFAC to bring a vision of integrity, truth, transparency and purist idealism back into the sport of natural bodybuilding. For all concerned, the road to Miami had been one of true success ; a three year plan had been realised, the results monumental. The revelation of significant backing to the tune of $100,000 from Proliant Health would catapult the 2015 DFAC Tour onwards and upwards to a scale of unimaginable heights, and ultimately stamp the seal of approval towards the DFAC’s growth to one of, if not the, premier natural bodybuilding federation in the world. For now, with the culmination of the 2014 DFAC tour, the Miami World Finals of 2014 would play host to the 3rd DFAC World Championships – and biggest to date. From every corner of the globe, professional and amateur competitors alike arrived in the Sunshine State with one common goal; to serve their country proud in the face of formidable competition. Reputations count for little at this level, and the mighty power of team camaraderie greatly super seeds the status of any individual. The newly formed DFAC World Cup would add a heavy dose of hot spice to this event, as great nations would battle it out on stage to claim stake to the title of ‘World Team Champions’ and ultimately represent the pinnacle of international natural bodybuilding. As team members arrived at the host hotel in downtown Miami, proudly clothed in national colours, the team bonds were already firmly etched, almost tangible, with each and every competitor honoured to be part of such a spirited nation. At this event, history would be made. For the first time, the DFAC would acknowledge the world’s professional ‘Elite’ and bring such competitors to the shores of Miami to clash with fellow titans. Reputations were high and the stakes higher, but true champions would not disappoint. Faces were drawn and weary, but eyes were bright, fuelled with the drive to show the world what the best of true natural bodybuilding had to offer. The final days which preceded the competition manifested quickly into a blurred collage of competitor check-in, polygraphs, posing practice, nutritional advice, peer support and in many cases soul searching. Competitors darted to and from hotel rooms, on hand to offer any last minute support to fellow team-mates. The DFAC team were hard at work, always on hand to ensure that each and every competitor’s needs were catered for and were all kept informed of the big day’s events. As the days drew in, each and every team member was now firmly in the knowledge that when all is said and done, only one endeavour really remained – to take to the stage and do battle. The DFAC continue to offer the Wheelchair class as part of our events and we had one competitor Josh Dillberry. Josh is very entertaining on stage and has good arms and shoulders. Josh does however need to look to get in better condition for this class. Thank you for taking part Josh. Following the wheelchair was the oldest line up of the day, and boy was this competitive. Our over 70s had 3 competitors and they were inspirational. The youngest was a youthful 71 and the others were both 78. To have these competitors is an incredible testament to a healthy lifestyle. Taking first place was Eric Dowey who had really raised his game since the BNBF British  finals 6 weeks previous, Eric was tighter especially in the legs. Eric has a great wide structure and is a beautiful classic poser which managed to nail him 1st place and a World title. 2nd was Jimmy Bennie, Jimmie was in great condition and his posing gets better every outing. Jimmy is well muscled and has well conditioned legs. Jimmie also has amazing skin tone especially for someone 71. 3rd place was Jim Shaffer, Jim was in good condition just not quite as well muscled as the top 2. Jim also lacked a little detail in his legs. I know Jim has often not had competition as an over 70 and I know having Eric and Jimmy will spur him on for next year. Well done to all 3 and honor to have you on a DFAC Stage and we welcome you all to come back next year! Next up the Over 60’s and like the over 70s this was a highly competitive class. This was a tightly fought competition with Richard Hooley eventually taking 1st place. Richard was in very good condition well balanced with a great tight midsection. With both 2nd and 3rd being very big and muscular men it took Richards superior condition to win the class. A tight fight for 2nd and 3rd with Alvis Vaughan and Lloyd Stewart both being very dominant in the size department. Alvis took 2nd with strong muscular legs and upper body,had he been in better condition he may have easily taken 1st place. Lloyd was impressive in size and again had he been a bit tighter could have been also a winner. Dale Szarflarski took 4th and I think he will be a contender in the future, Dale had good musculature and nice balance but was just outsized by 2 and 3 and out conditioned by the winner. Bill Long was a bit soft to challenge this time out but his routine was very entertaining. Bill has such a great time on stage a real joy to watch. I know Bill will be upping his game for next year. Next up the masters, we had one competitor over 50 and 2 over 40 so we elected just to have the one class. The class was won by the over 50 competitor Martin Schaaf who was well muscled and in amazing condition. Martin was small in stature but carried a lot of muscle, his legs were very well detailed and even though his posing was weak he stormed the class. 2nd was Theo Prunner, Theo is a big man with a good structure, he however was not in good enough condition to challenge for 1st this time out. 3rd was Jon Martin, Jon like Theo was not in good enough condition to challenge but he has a very muscular upper body and I know we will see big improvements in the future. Martin Shaaf also took the masters overall title. Masters Figure was the 1st of our women’s classes with 3 competitors, all 3 were very elegant and shapely. Lynn Richardson took 1st place with the best balance of shape,muscle and condition in the class. If I was being a little picky Lynn could work a little more on her legs for future outings. Second place Deborah had great tone in her legs but still needs to be a bit harder overall to take 1st place. Third Brandy wasnt quite as comfortable on stage as the others but has good balance, good skin tone and with a bit more experience and a little harder will move her up places. Next up our youngsters, The Teen class, with only 2 the quantity was down but quality certainly didnt disappoint. Both teens were of a very high standard and very competitive. in 1st place was Sebastian Ehmann who was the bigger of the two, well balanced and muscular especially for someone so young. In 2nd place was Steven McDonald who had a chunkier look but was a bit soft especially in glutes and lower back so had to be happy with 2nd this time out. I must say a much improved tan this time out Steven. The Juniors were up next and again only 2 competitors but once again top quality. Michael Perrin last years Junior World Champion was 1st having the edge on size. Michael has great muscularity and a great shape this was enough to win his 2nd World title. Being picky Michael will need to bring his arms up a bit when moving into open mens classes. Congratulations Michael on your second world title. 2nd place was Clayton Pinnock, Clayton has a great shape with tiny waist and sweeping quads and lats. He is still lacking a bit size that maturity and continued hard work will bring. The Womens Bodybuilding was a very difficult class to judge with so many different looks and levels of muscularity and condition. Realistically any of the top 5 could have won the class, Diane Cuthbert carried a lot of muscle with some outstanding body-parts. Kathrine Wilder has a great frame with a lot of muscle and was well in the running for that 1st place. Kathrine could have been a little tighter in the glutes and hams. Cleo Woodall has great size especially in the upper body but wasnt as tight as Diane or Kathrine especially in the glutes and hams. Cathrine Lombardo had a great shape with plenty muscle and an impressive taper. Her physique was topped off with a great routine and this could have been enough to win the class,however her condition was not quite good enough this time. Karen Clark had a great balanced shape with great biceps again like Catherine she needed to be harder. Even looking at the score sheets it was so close any one of the top 5 could have taken the winning spot. The way the numbers fell 1st was Diane Cuthbert, 2nd Kathrine WIlder, 3rd Cleo Woodall, 4th Cathrine Lombardo and 5th Karen Clark Taking 6th was Karen Battles who was good from the front with good biceps but was weak from the rear and this was her downfall on this occasion. Novice was next up. This was the very first time we had a novice class at the World finals. We had 2 competitors. Taking 1st place was Ajmal Khurram, Ajmal has a great shape with a very impressive back and V taper. Ajmal just needs to bring up his legs especially his hamstrings to round off an impressive physique. Chet Boyer was 2nd, Chet has good legs and calves but does need a bit more delt development to round off his physique. Chet could also control his abs more when posing. Two good athletes who will be moving into open mens classes next time out. The open men were split into 2 classes light and heavy. First up was the lightweights and this was dominated by Jaime Bishop. Jamie had the best balance of shape and condition on the day and this secured him the class. For future outings Jamie could work a bit more on his overall back development. Well done Jaime great physique and great presentation. 2nd and 3rd were virtually neck in neck and nothing to split them. Sean Coleman had the better shape and lovely round muscle bellies but was slightly softer than Darren, he also didnt look as good in the evening when the final decision was made. Darren Loxton was well balanced and in better condition he just nipped the 2nd place with Sean taking 3rd this time out. 4th was Asaad Raad Karim who was very aesthetically pleasing but lacked the condition to place higher especially in the glutes and hams. In the heavyweights it was the mass of Louis Smith vs the shape and condition of Tshala Kabala. Tshala has a very aesthetic upper body and was in great condition he does however need to bring his legs up to be competitive at the next level. Tshala took the heavyweight class and the overall. Louis was the bigger of the top 2 but lacked the condition of Tshala especially in Glutes, hams and lower back. Louis has a great shape and will no doubt take 1st in future events. 3rd was Greg Jones, Greg like the top 2 had a lovely shape but his condition was a bit off to place higher. 4th went to Charbel Abou Khattar who improves every year but still needs to nail his condition to be even more competitive. The last of the amateur classes was the Figure class, this class was full of potential and a lot of the girls just needed a bit more condition to place higher. 1st and 2nd were clear, although different, both of a very high standard. Andrea Harker took 1st place, a great balanced shape with good condition and great stage presence. Andrea took the Overall and the Pro Card and will be a great addition to the pro ranks. Second was Danni Carr, Danni was not quite as tight as Andrea but has a lovely shape especially in her upper body and a lovely detailed back. 3rd and 4th were very close with Julia Rayner and Misty Sowell battling hard. Julia has a great v taper but lacked muscularity in the legs where Misty had better legs but lacked the back width of Julia. Julia eventually got the nod for 3rd place, Julia just lacked the muscularity on this occasion to challenge for a higher place. Misty unfortunately had to settle for 4th on this outing. 5th was Tasha Ohara who has a lovely shape but lacked the condition for a higher place. 6th went to Yanick Dalhouse, Yanick again has a lovely shape but still needs to dial in condition to really show her figure to its best, Yanick also had a suit which didnt accentuate her figure. Also competing Nefertiti Griggs and Brittne Jackson who both need better condition. The Pro Womens Athletic This class was stacked with some amazing competitors who really have embraced this class and made it their own. This class was exiting from start to finish and the standard from 1st to last was exceptional. The girls routines were totally mesmerizing, congrats to you all. 1st was Charina Fargesen taking her 2nd DFAC World title in this class. Charina scores very high in symmetry and the evening section but Charina is slightly light in muscle which was more evident in this tough line up. Charina has the most incredible stage presence in every round and this topped off with great condition makes Charina very difficult beat. With just a bit more muscle Charina would be even more of a dominant force in this class.. 2nd was Melissa Johnson and I have to say the Athletic class really suits Melissa. Melissa gets great condition especially in the legs and glutes. Melissa has a strong structure but could still have a little more muscle fullness in her upper body, Melissa also looked a little boated in the mid section at evening show. This class was very close, congrats on a great first outing at the DFAC worlds 3rd Was Christina Comparato who is new to this class but is looking like she will be a major force next year when she truly gets comfortable in the Athletic class. Christina is very muscular especially in the arms and legs. Christina still has a tendency to pose like a bodybuilder flexing hard, Christina has enough muscle to pose with more extension and still show great detail and striations more suited to the Athletic class. Rachael Hayes was 2012 World Champion and still looked a strong contender in this class but took 4th this time out. Rachael was very strong in the upper body and presentation was 1st class but lacked the muscle development of the top 3 when it came to legs this stopped her placing higher. 5th was Michelle Dickinson, This was Michelle’s Pro debut and she did herself proud. She is weak in the symmetry round as she lacks flare from the front and is a little thick in the waist. In the muscularity round Michelle’s strength was in her side poses where she looks very muscular and well conditioned. A bit more glute development would help her overall shape but a strong athletic competitor. 6th went to Alycia Zapata, Alycia was well balanced and had lovely structure, as Alycia is a bit taller she could carry a little more muscle and needs to bring up glutes and overall back development, but another competitor well suited to the class. Also competing Jo Perruzza, Jo has good balance and enough muscle but was lacking condition especially in the lower half on this occasion. Tracy Simonds, again this was a pro debut, Tracy has just moved into the athletic class and can now run with it, a good structure and balance just lacking a bit muscularity this time out. Tracy is someone that will grow into this class now she knows which way she is going! Top to Toe this was an incredible line up!! The Pro Masters This is quickly becoming one of the toughest pro classes, no longer are the Pro masters an easy option. This was a real battle, one of the best Pro Masters line ups I have ever witnessed. From the off it was easy to see the quality, with size shape and condition in abundance. The winner was Steve Subcleff a hugely muscular man with crazy arms. His condition was excellent, being picky Steve is a little thick in the waist and lacks just a little quad sweep which hurts his symmetry, possibly posing slightly differently could help improve this. In the muscularity round Steve excels, and with his evening routine Steve played to his strengths and posed to show himself at his absolute best. Well done Steve great masters champion. 2nd and 3rd was very tight with the aesthetic shape of Wil Usher vs the rugged Daz Cooper . They were neck and neck with Daz winning by a very tight margin. Daz never misses on condition and his condition this year was as good as ever, if not even better. Daz can look a bit weak from the rear which is why he would struggle with Steve however he was hard enough and like Steve his posing routine is tailored never to show a weak pose. This scores him points where needed. A good 2nd place for Daz this time out and I know he will be fueled to come back even better next time out. 3rd was Wil Usher as said Wil has exquisite shape with beautiful lines. Wil was in good condition but just not quite dry enough to take a top 2 spot this time. I get frustrated at Wil in his compulsories as he doesnt show his rear poses as well as he could. Wil is an incredible poser and his routine was graceful and powerful. Wil doesnt use it the way Steve and Daz did to hide weaknesses but he really accentuates his powerful aesthetic physique. 4th was another well muscled competitor with a good balanced physique. Hugh Cotterell was a real force, and was in great condition. Being very picky Hugh could add a little more thickness to his back. 5th was Jon Clark, Jon has a very good chest heavily muscled but needs to look at thickening his back and hams to complete his impressive physique. Great stage presence as always Jon. 6th was Richard Krol who had a very aesthetic muscular physique, Richard was slightly better from the front than back and could be a bit harder especially from the rear to place a lot higher in the class. Also competing was Eugene Ring who was in good condition with great arms and strong quads. Eugene was very strong from the front but a little weak from the rear. Moses Anthony was also competing and seemed to have it all but needs to get much harder to challenge for the top spots. Pro Womens Bodybuilding This was the biggest line of of pro women we have had yet with 11 female bodybuilders lining up to be judged. The winner was a very aesthetic Candice Scott, Candice has the most amazing upper body with crazy wide back,shoulders and an awesome taper. Candice was the clear winner this time but could still do with more glute and hamstring development to complete her package. Well done Candice! 2nd was the ever improving Tara Ebejer, Tara has a great structure with good back width and good quad sweep. Tara was slightly bloated in the midsection which detracted from her shape a little. A very well put together routine showing her strengths ensured a strong 2nd place. 3rd was Cara Raymond, Cara was in good condition with strong arms and quads. Cara needs a bit more back width and her abs were a little cloudy on the day but a very strong competitor. In 4th was Renee Lirette, Renee was very strong in the upper body especially delts and triceps. A bit more condition in glutes and hams will push her higher up the placings. 5th went to Kelly Freeman, Kelly looks well muscled but needs to achieve a better condition to really show the judges what she really has to offer. Carla Hardy was actually joint 5th with Kelly but was awarded 6th on count back. Carla has great potential with a great structure, I am aware Carla has lost a huge amount of weight and if she keeps going she will be a real contender. Also competing:- Dawn Roberts, Dawn had a good shape but lacked the muscle or condition to be competitive in this line up. Angela Betz who has a good back width and good delts but needs more condition in her lower half. Susan Parker, Susan was in good condition but a bit flat and lacked thickness in her back. Tracey Petrin, Tracey needs to be a bit harder and actually hid symmetry with weak posing. Rebecca Litscher, a well balanced physique who could place higher with better condition. Well done to all the ladies! Pro Mens Athletic This was the first year of having a Pro Mens athletic class and we had 5 strong competitors. 1st place went to Jim Waldron who had a great balance with thickness and condition a very strong example of DFAC Mens Athletic. 2nd was Jonathan Marshall who was in good condition and had a good upper body but could do with a bit more leg development. 3rd was Dave DeRemer, Dave was in great condition but needs a bit more back development. 4th was Jim Rousseau with great condition just needs a bit more size. 5th Lionell Dixon, Lionell has a very good structure, his posing was weak during prejudging but he was tighter and stronger in the evening. A good first year Pro Men The Pro men again was very competitive. It is always great to see one strong line up with everyone competing against each other regardless of weight or height it makes for a very exciting class and great competition. The winner of the Pro World title was the excellent Shawn Wolfe. Shawn was a very complete pro, he was well very muscled, balanced and in great condition. Shawn could pose a little better to show his great shape even better especially in his rear poses. Congrats on a great win. 2nd was Andrew Chappell, Andrew was making a long awaited Pro debut, and he did it in style taking a well deserved 2nd place. Andrew was very well balanced, with a great shape and a powerful thick muscular physique. On this occasion he was out “gunned” a little by Shawn. Andrew’s routine was outstanding and with a little more chest development he will be very hard to beat. Kingsley Mitchell took 3rd with a tiny waist with a great v taper. Kingsley has great symmetry and very aesthetic physique. Kingsley looked in condition but also a bit flat at times and although there was flashes that his legs were hard he often relaxed them on stage losing a bit detail. 4th was Rafael Vasquez, Rafael was in good condition but not quite hard enough. He has a good shape and was strong from the front but needs to bring up leg mass and also lower back thickness to be more competitive. In 5th was Barry Cunliffe, Barry has very strong arms and shoulders and was in good condition but a little flat in areas. Barry needs a bit more fullness to his chest and flare to his quads. A little work on posing might help Barry place a even bit higher. Quantarrius took the 6th spot which is disappointing as he has a great structure, great presentation and great muscularity. Quantarrius just needs to dial in his condition to be reaching top spots. Also Competing Frank Gigante who was hard from the front but a little softer from the rear. Frank again could pose a bit better to show his shape. Neil Tkatchuk a bit like Frank a good shape and better from the front than rear. Neil needs better condition from the rear. Andrew Rowbeck, Andrew has great potential with great width to his back and flaring quads. Andrew just needs time to fill out his impressive structure. A professional attitude from this new pro. A great class with great professionals battling in a sportsman like manner and having fun at the same time. Well done everyone! The Elite Pro Men. A new concept and a new challenge for the Pro’s. To qualify as an Elite pro you need to have WON a pro show. This made for a wicked competition between 5 of the best natural athletes in the world. Everyone a champion in their own right and all with physiques many aspire to emulate but somehow the judges would need to separate and place them. With DOUBLE the prize money up for grabs the battle was on. The challengers Mark Claxton a rugged strong physique heavily muscled top to toe. David Kaye a much slighter structure but with crazy arms and hamstrings and a great V taper. Shevon Cunningham a very powerful looking physique heavily muscled and with crazy guns. Robert Johnson a very classy physique with classic lines and full muscle bellies and awesome stage presence. Nate WIlliams the baby of the group in only his 5th show but with cartoon proportions and a rear double bicep pose to die for he didnt look out of place. Wow what a line up, the dynamics changed as the class progressed. Shevon looked the strongest competitor from the off, especially from the front and he looked to be chased by the new kid Nate Williams who was very strong in the rear poses. Nate however faded quickly and Dave Kaye started to come alive in the muscularity round with his crazy condition. Robert was slower to come alive at Pre Judging but excelled as always in the evening. Mark was concerned before the class that he couldn’t hang but his heavy muscled physique was easily of a standard to be competitive. When the dust/smoke settled Shevon was crowned the first ever DFAC Elite Pro World Champion. On reflection Shevon had the best balance of shape size and condition on the day. Shevon with his crazy arms, pecs and shoulders he dominated this class but being picky I would say he could pose better to accentuate his strong muscular physique, especially in his rear poses. 2nd was David Kaye, his perfect posing and granite hard condition sealed him a well deserved second place. David has a great shape and strong aesthetic physique. David is unique in the way he seems to achieve crazy condition but maintain shape and muscle fullness. Dave still needs a bit more upper pec but again that is being picky. Great performance on this occasion Dave. 3rd was the classy well balanced Robert Johnson. Robert was much stronger in the evening than during the pre judging, in the evening he appeared much fuller. A quicker start and a little fuller during the day and he may have been able to push David but it makes for good competition between them, and this battle will continue. Robert has great pecs and shoulders and an amazing statuesque physique. Robert could still however adjust his rear poses to show more width rather than concentrating on showing condition which is already evident. 4th Nate Williams, Nate is named in the UK “the Prodigy” and he seems to be coming through as just that. In his 5th ever show he pushed some of the Worlds best. The immaturity in his physique was exposed by those placing higher and his posing needs to be a bit better and held longer, however I don’t think we should take our eyes of this kid he is the real deal! 5th was Mark Claxton who improves consistently and this year was no exception. He is heavily muscled top to toe and is only held back by a slightly narrow structure which lacks the flare of the higher placed athletes. Mark will not be deterred by this and has already achieved more than he thought possible. Onwards and upwards for this mighty warrior. This was the first DFAC Pro Elite class and a true joy to watch as a bodybuilding fan. Pro Figure This was the biggest class of the day with some incredible competitors. The judges would have a hard time judging this class. It took time and head judge Kerry Napier made sure all the girls got a chance to be seen and judged fairly. The line up was exquisite and so elegant yet classy it was amazing. The pre judging took a long time but it was worth it. Coming out on top for the 3rd time was Alex Ellis, Alex has wide shoulders a tiny waist and great sweeping quads. Alex sets the stage alight when she sets foot on it. Her stage presence and incredible X shape makes her very hard to beat. Alex still could still be a little harder without losing the required fullness and figure shape. Congratulations, three times DFAC figure world champion In a very close 2nd was Nicole Weeks Boyer who has a great muscular wide back with great shoulders. Nicole was in good condition but appeared a little flat losing some of the flare she normally shows. A great T walk accentuating her strengths. Nicole has a great figure shape and is always a very strong competitor but still needs to be a bit tighter in her hamstrings and glutes. 3rd was Wendy Spencer, Wendy was very tight well condition top to toe and particularly good in the glutes and hamstrings. Wendy lacked a little flare and could do with more fullness in the upper body and she would be pushing a higher place. Wendy needs to improve her T walk and learn to show her strengths more. Chandra McIntyre was 4th this time, Although we dont ask for figure competitors to be rock hard Chandra has such a well balanced shape and great legs that a bit more condition would just accentuate her curves and full muscle bellies. I would think Chandra will be someone to watch in 2015. 5th was Kahlia Brookins, Kahlia always seems to have it all but get hit hard for her overall conditioning. If Kahlia could come in a bit tighter she would definitely push for a much higher place. 6th was Michelle Kyparisis who has a real natural figure shape with a great taper. Michelle could afford to gain a bit more muscle to accentuate her natural figure shape. 7th was Lindsay Jerge who was in good condition with great quads. Arguably she could still do with a bit more muscle in her upper body to match her strong quads but yet another strong competitor with a great future in this class. There was very little splitting 4th-7th and all were strong,with a few tweaks they could all push the top spots in 2015. Also competing: Tiffany Key, with lovely shape and balance but could be harder. Erika Tkatchuk, a lovely shape but needs a bit more muscle to give more fullness to her shape. Claire Burton, who has a very neat figure but lacked muscle in her legs to push higher this time. Kristina Russell, a well balanced figure just need to come in better condition. Jasmine Hume, A beautiful girl and lovely presence just not in good enough condition to be competitive at this level Kathy Abbot again very go shape and nice muscle but a bit harder would enable a higher place. Nobuko Kallestad, Nobuko was hard but flat and a bit too slight in areas more fullness would make her more competitive. Teri Egnot, Teri has a great shape and was very entertaining, a little flat in areas which made her look a little empty. More muscle fullness and again would be pushing higher. A great class with great competitors who were professional in every way. Thank you ladies! Pro Bikini Again a first for DFAC and although a small class the standard was high. All 3 competitors looked well presented and beautiful. All 3 were in good shape and had neat figures. The winner was Misty Weatherford who was probably tightest across the midsection and glutes, Misty excels in her presentation and overall package. 2nd was Keirsten Rowland who again has a beautiful shape and the most muscle in the class but was not as tight in the glutes as Misti. In 3rd was Kristie Lengel who just needed to be a bit tighter in her lower half to be more competitive. The Atmosphere throughout the event was electric,and the audience were loud and enthusiastic right to the end. I must thank you all The World Cup was taken by USA it looked tight during the amateur section where the USA struggled to hang with the UK, but with the numbers in the Pro Classes and the eventual winners of the Pro Classes all being from the USA meant they won the World Cup convincingly. Well done Team USA. The countdown is on for next year and already the interest is building. Get Qualified and get to Natural Bodybuildings event of 2015 the DFAC Amateur and Pro World Finals 31st Oct 2015. Its got to be Miami!! Report taken from judges notes and the little I saw, hope its ok. Sorry for any mistakes but tried to give everyone something. Thanks to all, a real pleasure as a bodybuilding fan to be part of. See you all 2015! Vicky McCann
Posted on: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 01:03:59 +0000
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