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Betty
Pariso

Pro since 1993 · 168 cm
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Iron Score
2,851
Top 2% of ranked athletes · 90 matchups
4
Wins
41
Shows
16
Podiums

Competition Results 41 documented placements · verified against federation releases.

Every documented placement of Betty Pariso
Year Competition Division Place Against Compare Source
2010 Phoenix Pro Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2010 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2009 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 6 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2009 Tampa Bay Pro Women's Bodybuilding 1 — en.wikipedia.org
2009 New York Pro Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2008 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 7 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2008 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 4 — en.wikipedia.org
2007 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 6 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2007 Ms. International Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2006 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 6 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2006 Ms. International Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2006 Atlantic City Pro Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2005 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 8 won by Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia compare en.wikipedia.org
2005 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 3 — en.wikipedia.org
2005 Charlotte Pro Women's Bodybuilding 2 won by Jitka Harazimova compare en.wikipedia.org
2004 Ms. Olympia Ms. Olympia (Heavyweight) 4 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2004 Show of Strength Pro Championship Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2004 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 3 — en.wikipedia.org
2004 Night of Champions Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2003 Ms. Olympia Ms. Olympia (Heavyweight) 6 — en.wikipedia.org
2003 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2002 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2002 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2001 Ms. Olympia Ms. Olympia (Heavyweight) 6 won by Iris Kyle compare en.wikipedia.org
2001 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 1 — en.wikipedia.org
2001 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
2000 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 2 — en.wikipedia.org
2000 Ms International Women's Bodybuilding 6 — en.wikipedia.org
1999 World Pro Championships Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
1999 Pro Extravaganza Women's Bodybuilding 4 — en.wikipedia.org
1999 Ms. International Women's Bodybuilding 14 — en.wikipedia.org
1999 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 4 — en.wikipedia.org
1998 Ms. International Women's Bodybuilding 11 — en.wikipedia.org
1998 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 5 — en.wikipedia.org
1997 Jan Tana Pro Classic Women's Bodybuilding 15 — en.wikipedia.org
1996 NPC USA Championships Women's Bodybuilding 3 — en.wikipedia.org
1996 Nationals Women's Bodybuilding 1 — en.wikipedia.org
1995 NPC USA Championships Women's Bodybuilding 3 — en.wikipedia.org
1994 NPC USA Championships Women's Bodybuilding 4 — en.wikipedia.org
1994 NPC Junior Nationals Women's Bodybuilding 1 — en.wikipedia.org
1993 NPC Junior Nationals Women's Bodybuilding 13 — en.wikipedia.org

/N is the size of the field, shown only where we hold every placing from 1st to last. "Against" is the winner, or the runner-up when she won.

Career Statistics Derived from 41 verified contest entries · recomputed nightly.

41
Shows
4
Wins
16
Podiums
10%
Win rate
1
Best place
2009
18
Seasons
1993–2010
0
Apex wins
Olympia · Arnold · RP tier
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Olympia record: 8 appearances · best placement 4 · 0 titles

Most-faced rivals

Athlete Met W–L
Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia 7 1–6
Iris Kyle 7 0–7
Gayle Moher 5 4–1

All statistics are derived from individually sourced competition results. ⓘ Methodology

Gallery Licensed photography · Wikimedia CC · Instagram public embeds · Getty editorial

Iron Score Trajectory Cumulative Iron Score across her career — every rise matches a documented placement. Methodology

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About Betty Pariso

Betty Pariso (born 29 January 1956, Cynthiana, Kentucky) is an American professional bodybuilder, nicknamed "The Kid". She won the heavyweight class of the 1996 NPC Nationals at the age of 40 and turned pro, then competed at eight Ms. Olympias, in 2001 and every year from 2003 to 2009, all of them after her 45th birthday. Her best Ms. Olympia finish was 4th in the heavyweight class in 2004.

Her pro wins are the heavyweight class of the 2001 Jan Tana Pro Classic and the 2009 Tampa Bay Pro, which she won at 53: the oldest woman on record to win an IFBB pro show. She competed at the Ms. International, the women's bodybuilding contest of the Arnold Classic, twelve times, with a best placing of 2nd in the heavyweight class in 2003. Her last contest was the 2010 Ms. International, where she placed 5th; she was qualified for the 2010 Ms. Olympia but retired instead. By her own account, she never entered a Masters class.

Bio compiled from coverage at Wikipedia · Fitness Volt · instagram.com.

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