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Janet
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Iron Score
1,277
Top 34% of ranked athletes · 32 matchups
0
Wins
4
Shows
0
Podiums

Competition Results 4 documented placements · verified against federation releases.

Every documented placement of Janet Marchi
Year Competition Division Place Against Compare Source
1993 Ms. Olympia Women's Bodybuilding 19 won by Lenda Murray compare en.wikipedia.org
1990 European Championships Tall 4 — musclememory.com
1989 World Championships Tall 4 — musclememory.com
1986 World Championships Tall 5 — musclememory.com

/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 4 verified contest entries · recomputed nightly.

4
Shows
0
Wins
0
Podiums
0%
Win rate
4
Best place
1990
4
Seasons
1986–1993
0
Apex wins
Olympia · Arnold · RP tier
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Pro cards

Olympia record: 1 appearance · best placement 19 · 0 titles

Record by division

Division Shows Wins Podiums Best Years
Other 3 0 0 4 1986–1990
Bodybuilding 1 0 0 19 1993–1993

Most-faced rivals

Athlete Met W–L
Anita Gandol 1 1–0
Kathy Unger 1 1–0
Mary Ellen Warman 1 1–0

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

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

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About Janet Marchi

Janet Marchi is an American female bodybuilder who competed during the 1990s. Her most notable competitive appearance came at the 1993 Ms. Olympia, where she placed 19th in the overall competition. This result represents her documented entry into one of professional bodybuilding's most prestigious annual events, held during a period when the Ms. Olympia division attracted competitors from across North America and internationally. The 1993 contest took place amid significant growth in female professional bodybuilding, when the sport was establishing standardized judging criteria and expanding its competitive circuit. Marchi's participation in this high-level competition indicates she met the qualification standards and training demands required to compete against the division's top contenders. While specific details about her training methods, competing weight, or other contest placements are not documented in available records, her appearance at the 1993 Ms. Olympia places her among the athletes who participated in professional bodybuilding during the sport's development in the early 1990s. The competitive landscape of that era featured athletes training intensively to achieve the muscularity, symmetry, and conditioning standards judged at the Ms. Olympia level.

Bio compiled from coverage at Wikipedia.

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