Champion crowned champ

HAIL THE CHAMP . . . Champion Chienderamwano won the Mr Zimbabwe title for the third time
HAIL THE CHAMP . . . Champion Chienderamwano won the Mr Zimbabwe title for the third time

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
CHAMPION “Mbewe” Chienderamwano was crowned the 2015 Mr Zimbabwe in Harare on Saturday night. Regina Jonga won the 2015 Ms Zimbabwe title. Chienderamwano, who is based in Botswana and is also the reigning Mr Ironman, beat Tarirai Chirume into second place.

Brighton Mazikana was third. Chienderamwano is the third athlete to win the accolade three times in a role. Others to have achieved the same feat are Givemore Marume, 2001 to 2003, while George Takundwa dominated from 1981 to 1984. The senior men under 90kgs category was won by Ndumiso Dhlodhlo, who beat pre-tournament favourite Vincent Kandiero into second place.

National Federation of Zimbabwe Bodybuilding and Fitness (NFZBBF) spokesperson, Quiet Shangai, said the event went on well and thanked the sponsors for coming on board.

“The event was a great success and we hope to continue with the good relations with our sponsors. Everything went according to plan and the level of competition is improving with each passing event.”

 

Mr and Ms Zimbabwe Body Building

categories winners:

Senior men Under-70kg: Garikai Mujuru, Lovemore Manyamana, Tawanda Choga.

Senior men Under-80kg: Isaac Chimuchenga, Blessing Samaringa, Edson Marondera.

Junior men Under-21: Ray Mtandiri

Junior men Under-23: Michael Shonhiwa, Simon Pasara, Delvin Page.

Masters men over 45 years: George Munyoro, Eusen Mamman, Domingo Lunga

Men disabled: Marko Mwale, Francis Machingauta, Pearson Tazvivinga.

Ladies Fitness Fugure: Demmi Micheala, Dianne Millennium, Ramona Fransc

Ladies Bikini: Sally Laparge, Lowise Patricia Lawson, Kirsty Baxter

Men Fitness Physique: Simbabrashe Mhaka.

Men Fitness: Shammah Mugava, Masimba Nyamajiva, Givemore Kamuronjo

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