2022 Mr. Olympia Callout Report — Fitness, 212, Figure, Women’s Physique, Ms. Olympia, and Wellness

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Written by Robert Zeglinski Last updated on December 16, 2022

The 2022 Olympia weekend officially began on Friday, Dec. 16, 2022. As the respective champions in all 11 divisions are sorted out over the weekend, the all-important initial callout reports will set the table for the potential respective victors. After the callouts and pre-judging portion of the competition concludes, the Finals will begin at 6:00 p.m. EST on Friday for six of the participating divisions.

Fans can watch the action unfold by purchasing a pay-per-view premium package for $69.99 at the Olympia website — www.olympiaproductions.com.

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As each of the callout reports is finalized for every division, Breaking Muscle will update this page accordingly with the results.

2022 Olympia Callout Reports

Fitness

Respective callouts for the Fitness Olympia portion of the contest began the day. With defending champion Whitney Jones withdrawing at the last minute, the division saw extra attention with a new victor assured. The 2020 Fitness Olympia champion and 2021 runner-up Missy Truscott appeared poised to regain her title with the opening selection.

The callouts for the Fitness division were based on the athletes’ physique. That will comprise one-third of their overall score. Olympia commentator Bob Cicherillo noted that four-time Fitness Olympia winner Oksana Grishina withdrew due to an injury that occurred during her competition prep.

Whoever was first and last amongst the callouts would be frontrunners after the round concluded, making this portion particularly important. Judges get a better look at the athletes by shifting them around during callouts.

Here are the results of the callouts for the 20 Fitness Olympia competitors:

Callout 1

Minna Pajulahti
Stephanie Jones
Tamara Vahn
Missy Truscott
Jaclyn Baker
Ariel Khadr
Michelle Fredua-Mensah
Allison Kramer

Callout 2

Anna Chism
Sarah Kovach
Aurika Tyrgale
Michaela Pavleova
Terra Plum

Callout 3

Danielle Chikeles
Danielle DaCosta
Andrea Glass
Abby Bolton
Corrine Elizabeth Bean
Alix Small

Callout 4

Jaclyn Baker
Missy Truscott

The leaders for the Fitness Olympia crown after pre-judging were Truscott and Jaclyn Baker, who were compared in the final callout. They head into Friday’s Finals as the Fitness favorites.

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212

The transition of defending champion Derek Lunsford to the Men’s Open division meant that the 212 category would also see a new winner crowned. This portion of the contest featured 28 different athletes competing for the 212 title, such as former victors Shaun Clarida (2020) and Kamal Elgargni (2019).

With formal introductions behind them, the largest field in the 212 Olympia’s history had to be evaluated by the judges. As usual, the first and last callouts would get a pole position. Clarida was the only athlete who did not move from the first callout.

Here are how the callouts shook out for the 212 division.

Callout 1

Kerrith Bajjo
Ahmad Ashkanani
Kamal Elgargni
Shaun Clarida
Angel Calderon Frias
Oleh Kryvyi
Keone Pearson

Callout 2

Naser Mohamed
Yunlong Ping
Bryan Balzano
Felipe Moraes
Dean White
Radoslav Angelov

Callout 3

Oswaldo Gonzalez
Mohamed El Azim
Lucas Silva Coelho
Peter Molnar
Dectric Lewis

Callout 4

Abdullah Alsaif
Anwar Al Balushi
Douglas Connor
Ahmed Fawzi
Eduardo Correa
Daniel Sticco
Romain Ramassamy

Callout 5

Kerrith Bajjo
Oleh Kryvyi
Keone Pearson
Ahmad Ashkanani
Felipe Moraes

Callout 6

Shaun Clarida
Kamal Elgargni
Angel Calderon Frias

In the last callout, it was a three-way battle between two former champions in Clarida and Elgargni and Angel Calderon Frias. This trio will head into Friday’s Finals as the frontrunners.

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Here is the schedule for the entire 2022 Olympia weekend. (All times are in Pacific Standard Time.)