2004 IFBB South American Championships
XXX CAMPEONATO SUDAMERICANO DE FISICOCULTURISMO - IFBB 2004
Buenos Aires, Argentina
10 al 12 de Diciembre de 2004
| RESULTS BY YEAR 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | ||
MODELS FROM THIS CONTEST Paul Strong Gordon Burke |
Overall Winner
Silvio Sanchez Heavyweight 1 Silvio Sanchez (Argentina) 2 Alberto Calabrese (Argentina) 3 Diego Acosta (Paraguay) Light Heavyweight 1 Gaston Martinez (Argentina) 2 Rodrigo Cortez (Argentina) 3 Jose Gutierrez (Paraguay) Middleweight 1 Paulo Lima Dos Santos (Brazil) 2 Jose Moreira (Brazil) 3 Ariel Cervantes (Argentina) 4 Gonzalo Carrasco (Chile) 5 Eduardo Miranda (Argentina) 6 Alberto Rodriguez (Argentina) 7 Jose Perez (Peru) Light Middleweight 1 Eros Mello (Brazil) 2 Oswald Yarzaguray (Aruba) 3 Guillermo Galeotti (Argentina) 4 Sebastian Rossi (Argentina) 5 Luis Casanas (Ecuador) 6 Ariel Mancuso (Argentina) 7 Mauricio Melgarejo (Uruguay) Welterweight 1 Fausto Enrique Caicedo (Ecuador) 2 Antônio Inacio Santiago (Brazil) 3 Claudio Nieto (Argentina) 4 Luis Ricardo Plata (Columbia) 5 Jose Romero (Argentina) 6 Juan Paredes (Paraguay) 7 Gustavo Espinola (Paraguay) 8 Wilmar Neira (Uruguay) 9 Eduardo Horrisberger (Argentina) Lightweight 1 Alfredo Valencia (Ecuador) 2 Fabian Mirabile (Argentina) 3 Jacob Carrasco (Peru) 4 Juan Carlos Ayala (Argentina) Bantamweight 1 Alisther Montoya (Ecuador) 2 Wilder Cayotopa (Peru) 3 Gustavo Suarez (Argentina) 4 Diego Spadoni (Uruguay) 5 Guillermo Marc (Argentina) Junior - Heavyweight 1 Karl Linnhoff (Paraguay) 2 Andres Sequeira (Argentina) Junior - Lightweight 1 Fabio Vazquez (Peru) 2 Jonathan Rubin (Argentina) Masters Overall Winner Jurandir Riveiro Masters Heavyweight 1 Jurandir Riveiro (Brazil) 2 Luis Elmes (Chile) Masters Lightweight 1 Eduardo Oliveira (Brazil) 2 Raul Sadi (Argentina) 3 Gabriel Velero (Ecuador) 4 Alfredo Ortega (Peru) 5 Guido Arevalo (Ecuador) 6 Fernando Rovegno (Paraguay) Masters 50+ 1 Fernando Aramburu (Argentina) 1 Victor Charcopa (Ecuador) 1 Vicente Gomes (Brazil) 1 Ricardo Mangia (Argentina) 1 Ruben Troche (Uruguay) | |