Sneha, Afroz, Suniel, Jayshri claim titles

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, March 1 India’s Sneha Jaiswal won the women’s best physique title in the Sheru Classic IFBB Pro Qualifiers today. Another Indian bodybuilder, Afroz Khichi, won the men’s best physique title. In women’s fitness category, India’s Jayshri...

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Mar 02, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, March 1

India’s Sneha Jaiswal won the women’s best physique title in the Sheru Classic IFBB Pro Qualifiers today. Another Indian bodybuilder, Afroz Khichi, won the men’s best physique title. In women’s fitness category, India’s Jayshri Pandav claimed the top podium position, while in the women’s bikini competition, Sunaina Setia of India was adjudged the winner. In men’s bodybuilding, Jordan’s Mohammad Nsour claimed the title, while Trabelsi Rihab of Tunisia claimed the best women’s figure event. In the men’s classic physique, Suniel Nisar Shah of India won the top position.

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