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1999 IFBB Men's World Amateur Bodybuilding Championships
Bratislava, Slovakia
November 10th-15th, 1998
NOTE: At all IFBB international events, the Gold, Silver and Bronze medallists are subject to compulsory doping control. The following placings are subject to change pending the outcome of the doping control test results.
BANTAMWEIGHT <65 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| Jose Carlos SANTOS |
Brazil |
1 (Gold) |
| Ahmed Mohamed EL-AMAWY |
Egypt |
2 (Silver) |
| Martin WARD |
USA |
3 (Bronze) |
| Sazali Bin Abd SAMAD |
Malaysia |
4 |
| Igor KOCIS |
Slovakia |
5 |
| In Chai NA |
South Korea |
6 |
LIGHTWEIGHT <70 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| Yazdani MOHSEN |
Iran |
1 (Gold) |
| Derek FARNSWORTH |
USA |
2 (Silver) |
| Han Dong KI |
South Korea |
3 (Bronze) |
| Koji GODO |
Japan |
4 |
| Nicos CHRISTOPHI |
Cyprus |
5 |
| Vaclav KVACA |
Czech Republic |
6 |
WELTERWEIGHT <75 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| Taguir FAKHROUTDINOV |
Russia |
1 (Gold) |
| Peter GAL |
Hungary |
2 (Silver) |
| Myung Sub KIM |
South Korea |
3 (Bronze) |
| Semion BERKOVICK |
Lithuania |
4 |
| Juha HAKALA |
Finland |
5 |
| Tamer Ahmed El SHAHHAT |
Egypt |
6 |
MIDDLEWEIGHT <80 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| El Shahat MABROUK |
Egypt |
1 (Gold) |
| Roman VRABEL |
Czech Republic |
2 (Silver) |
| Tito RAYMOND |
USA |
3 (Bronze) |
| Carlos PIMENTEL |
Portugal |
4 |
| Frank SCHRAMM |
Germany |
5 |
| Ly DUC |
South Vietnam |
6 |
LIGHTHEAVYWEIGHT <90 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| Jaroslav HORVATH |
Slovakia |
1 (Gold) |
| Thomas SCHEU |
Germany |
2 (Silver) |
| Alexandre VICHNEVSKI |
Russia |
3 (Bronze) |
| Mats Johan OLDENMARK |
Sweden |
4 |
| Richard CADA |
Czech Republic |
5 |
| Pawel BRZOZKA |
Poland |
6 |
HEAVYWEIGHT >90 KG
| NAME |
COUNTRY |
PLACE |
| Jan KUS |
Slovakia |
1 (Gold) |
| Pavol FERENC |
Slovakia |
2 (Silver) |
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3 (Bronze)- vacant |
| Oleg PROTAS |
Ukraine |
4 |
| Piotr GLUCHOWSKI |
Poland |
5 |
| Kai GREENE |
USA |
6 |
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| MOST IMPROVED BODYBUILDER | Yazdani MOHSEN, Iran |
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| OVERALL CHAMPION | Jaroslav HORVATH, Slovakia |
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| BEST NATIONAL TEAM AWARD | Slovakia (Gold)
Egypt (Silver)
USA (Bronze) |
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