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Tier
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Women's Bodybuilding final placements
| Place | Athlete | Country | Pro Card | Compare with the winner | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Angela Debatin | Brazil | — | web.archive.org | |
| 6 | Fannie Barrios | — | — | web.archive.org | |
| 7 | Kim Harris | United States | — | web.archive.org |
Brazil
United StatesThe field, and what each athlete brought 7 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
- Defending champion Lenda Murray (2002) competed.
- Lenda Murray has won this title 7 times — the most in the field.
- Angela Debatin and Fannie Barrios have met 10 times on record; Fannie Barrios leads 8–2.
| Placed | Athlete | Country | Iron Score | Career | At this show | Here before | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lenda Murray | United States | 3,795 top 1% | 9 · 8 · 9 | 1st · 7 titles · 7 editions | '02 1st · '95 1st · '94 1st · '93 1st · '92 1st · '91 1st · '90 1st | vs Iris Kyle |
| 2 | Iris Kyle | United States | 5,979 top 1% | 15 · 12 · 15 | 1st · 1 title · 3 editions | '02 2nd · '01 1st · '00 5th | |
| 3 | Dayana Cadeau | Haiti | 2,582 top 2% | 8 · 1 · 7 | 3rd · 1 edition | not in 2002 · '01 3rd | vs Iris Kyle |
| 5 | Angela Debatin | Brazil | 2,006 top 4% | 32 · 2 · 6 | 5th · 2 editions | '02 5th · '01 9th | vs Iris Kyle |
| 6 | Betty Pariso | United States | 2,902 top 1% | 41 · 4 · 16 | 6th · 1 edition | not in 2002 · '01 6th | vs Iris Kyle |
| 6 | Fannie Barrios | — | 1,708 top 7% | 14 · 2 · 6 | 3rd · 2 editions | '02 3rd · '01 8th | vs Iris Kyle |
| 7 | Kim Harris | United States | 1,885 top 5% | 13 · 3 · 8 | 7th · 1 edition | not in 2002 · '01 7th | vs Iris Kyle |
HaitiWhen they met before row athlete’s record against the column athlete, every shared show on record
Roll of honour every winner of this show on our record, all editions and name variants
Other editions of Olympia complete edition archive.
Results documented from:
web.archive.org
(press coverage — not an official federation source)