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2002
IFBB · Season 2002 · PRO TIER

Southwest USA Pro Cup 2002

4 athletes · 3 divisions
Athletes
4
Divisions
3
Pro Cards
—
Tier
pro

Women's Bodybuilding final placements

HeavyWeight final placements
Place Athlete Country Pro Card Compare with the winner Source
2 Gayle Moher United Kingdom — web.archive.org

Women's Bodybuilding final placements

LightWeight final placements
Place Athlete Country Pro Card Compare with the winner Source
3 Jennifer McVicar — — musclememory.com

Women's Bodybuilding final placements

MiddleWeight final placements
Place Athlete Country Pro Card Compare with the winner Source
1 Angela Debatin Brazil — web.archive.org
2 Desiree Ellis Canada — vs Debatin musclememory.com

The field, and what each athlete brought 4 athletes in 1 divisions. Sorted by Iron Score, which counts past placements only — it is a record, not a prediction.

Ms. Olympia / Women's Bodybuilding 4 athletes
  • 4 athletes were making their debut at this show, on our record.
  • Gayle Moher and Angela Debatin have met 6 times on record; Gayle Moher leads 6–0.
Ms. Olympia / Women's Bodybuilding
Placed Athlete Country Iron Score Career At this show Here before Compare
1 Angela Debatin Brazil 2,006 top 4% 32 · 2 · 6 debut —
2 Gayle Moher United Kingdom 1,941 top 4% 22 · 2 · 6 debut — vs Angela Debatin
2 Desiree Ellis Canada 1,671 top 7% 10 · 1 · 6 debut — vs Angela Debatin
3 Jennifer McVicar — 1,305 3 · 0 · 1 debut — vs Angela Debatin

When they met before row athlete’s record against the column athlete, every shared show on record

DebatinMoherEllisMcVicar
Angela Debatin 0–6 1–1 1–0
Gayle Moher 6–0 1–0 ·
Desiree Ellis 1–1 0–1 ·
Jennifer McVicar 0–1 ··

Roll of honour every winner of this show on our record, all editions and name variants

Year Ms. Olympia / Women's Bodybuilding
2002 Angela Debatin

Other editions of Southwest USA Pro Cup complete edition archive.

2004
Southwest USA Pro Cup
Results documented from: musclememory.com (press coverage — not an official federation source)