2024 Sheru Classic Mumbai Pro Official Results

The 2024 Sheru Classic Mumbai Pro delivered standout performances across four divisions: Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Men’s Wheelchair, and Bikini. Athletes from India dominated the competition, with several claiming top spots. Below are the official results for each category.

Classic Physique

1. Anand Yadav (India)
2. Hamid Mehrabani (Iran)
3. Saeid Goudarzi (Iran)
4. Azamat Karabashev (Russia)
5. Jenev Varghese (India)
6. Andrei Murashkin (Russia)
7. Sajjad Samandar (Iran)
8. Piyush Rajput (India)
9. Joe Manjoo (South Africa)

To begin, Anand Yadav achieved a major milestone by winning his first professional title in the Classic Physique category. Moreover, he competed against seven opponents and emerged victorious, securing his qualification for the 2025 Olympia. Clearly, this win highlights his potential as a rising talent in the division.

Now, Yadav faces a crucial decision for the 2025 season. Specifically, he can either focus exclusively on preparing for the Olympia or continue competing to prevent others from qualifying. Ultimately, either choice could impact his momentum heading into bodybuilding’s biggest stage.

Fortunately, his Olympia spot is secure, regardless of future results. Even so, his victory positions him as a competitor to watch at the Olympia. Without a doubt, this win cements his place as a strong contender in the division.

 

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Men’s Physique

1. Manoj Patil (India)
2. Amit Agre (India)
3. Anik Ghosh (India)
4. Ravi Pawar (India)
5. Sandeep Sahoo (India)
6. Shubham Kandu (India)
7. Raja Ajith (India)
8. Surojit Dey (India)
9. Gowtham Gowthu (India)
10. Navid Aali (Japan)
11. Pankaj Gajwani (India)

Manoj Patil made history at the Sheru Classic by becoming the first Indian athlete to win a Men’s Physique pro show. As a result, this victory earned him a spot on the 2025 Olympia stage, a significant achievement for Indian bodybuilding. Clearly, it also underscores his growth as an athlete.

In addition, Patil’s win secured the 28th position on the Men’s Physique Olympia lineup. Furthermore, this accomplishment reflects years of dedication and training. Notably, it also marks an important step for Indian representation on the global bodybuilding stage.

Looking ahead, Patil has the opportunity to build on this momentum. Specifically, his victory at this event sets the stage for what could be a promising 2025 season. Naturally, all eyes will now be on his Olympia debut.

 

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Men’s Wheelchair

1. Ravender Singh (India)
2. Rajesh John (India)
3. Anand Arnold (India)

Ravender Singh completed a remarkable journey at the Sheru Classic. Initially, he began the weekend as an amateur, aiming to earn his pro card. By the end of the event, however, he had won both his pro card and the Men’s Wheelchair category.

As a result, Singh qualified for the 2025 Wheelchair Olympia. Importantly, this achievement represents a significant breakthrough in his career. Additionally, it highlights his ability to perform at the highest level under pressure.

Moving forward, Singh has positioned himself as a strong contender in the division. Furthermore, his double victory at the Sheru Classic underscores his potential. Ultimately, fans and competitors alike will now be watching to see how he prepares for the Olympia stage.

 

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Bikini

1. Jil Meret Schmitz (Thailand)
2. Chaniporn Kaechote (Thailand)
3. Lisa Reith (Germany)
4. Hana Salehi (Iran)
5. Sarah Neuheisel (Germany)
6. Rania Stamatiadou (Greece)
7. Rutuja Hegshetye (India)
8. Anna Egorkina (Indonesia)
9. Kateryna Spievakova (Ukraine)
10. Alisa Nemtinova (Russia)
11. Sofia Kriuchkova (Russia)
12. Petra Voldanova (Czech Republic)
13. Prerana Anchan (India)
14. Andrea Breihof (Germany)