1988 NABBA World Championships: The Show

Held in Obsteig – Tyrol, Austria on 17th September, 1988, Gary Lewer and Leisa Campbell (both of Australia) were victorious in their classes. They also held a JUNIOR CLASS for the first time (as far as we know). As such this was a brand new class in the NABBA World Championships.

Photo Galleries:  Gary Lewer

This video brings you the complete evening SHOW for men and women, with all of the POSING routines, posedowns and awards.
Women’s Physique Class 1 was won by Susanna Hauer of Austria. Leisa Campbell won Class 2 and Overall.

OVERALL WINNERS:

MR. WORLD: Hubert Rosenbichler – Austria
WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE MS. WORLD: Leisa Campbell – Australia
FIGURE MS. WORLD: Beate Plank – Austria
MASTERS OVER 40: Jim Connor – UK
JUNIOR CLASS: Leonard St. Cyr – UK

1988 NABBA World Championships – Complete Results

Obsteig, Tyrol, Austria  17th September, 1988

Overall Men’s Winner: Hubert Rosenbichler – Austria
Overall Women’s Physique Winner: Leisa Campbell – Australia

Tall Class 1
1   Gary Lewer – Australia
2   Linkie Wilson – UK
3   Owen Neil – UK
4   Manfred Salchner – Austria
5   Slobodan Blagojevic – Yugoslavia
6   Walter Stollwitzer – Austria
Peter Steiner – Austria
Jan Van Roy – Belgium
Rob Potters – Holland
Renz Vrolic – Holland
Jackson Njue – Switzerland
Sandor Farkasz – Hungary
Lionel Kearns – South Africa
Charles Lotter – South Africa

Medium Class 2
1   Claudio Mostacci – Italy
2   Simon Lancaster – UK
3   Tony Francis – UK
4   Werner Schneider – Germany
5   Peter Kutsugeras – USA
6   Rob Van Der Dussen – Holland
Heinz Schermann – Austria
Eddy Van Laere – Belgium
Ernst Gemeinhardt – Austria
Andrea Nucitelli – Italy
Atilla Deme – Hungary
Karl Hauer – Austria
Peter Zuidwyk – Holland

Short Class 3
1   Hubert Rosenbichler – Austria
2   Peter Bosch – Holland
3   Sammy Ioannidis – Australia
4   Stefano Ciaraldi – Italy
5   Robert Wall – UK
6   Gunter Osweiler – Germany
Max Pangerl – Austria
Tibor Csepregi – Hungary
Serge Tully – France
John Danckaert – Belgium
Lance Gille – Sweden
Robert Hemon – France
Josef Adler – Austria
Terry Phillips – UK
Bruce Leong – Australia
Nardo Linkers – Holland
Edmundo Lancia – Italy
Wolfgang Weitenthaler – Austria
Enzo Giuffre – Australia
Kevin McNamara – South Africa

Masters Over 40
1   Jim Connor – UK
2   Libero Campi – Italy
3   Nardo Linkers – Holland
4   Gustav Buresch – Austria

Junior Class
1   Leonard St. Cyr – UK
2   Thomas Styblo – Austria
3   Cleir Salz – Germany
4   Denis Schroevers – Holland
5   Gunter Hofstadter – Austria
6   Massimo Serenelli – Italy
Enrico Salvio – France

Women

Women’s Physique Class 1
1   Susanna Hauer – Austria
2   Roswitha Janatsch – Austria
3   Colleen Yates – UK
4   Tamara Konz – Germany
5   Klara Juhasz – Hungary
6   Viviane Dubernard – Belgium

Women’s Physique Class 2
1   Leisa Campbell – Australia
2   Tania Panza – Italy
3   Kim Knott – Australia
4   Christiane Breitenbach – Germany
5   Tatjana Scholl – Germany
6   Brigitte Dobler – Austria
Yvette Dincq – Belgium
Rina Howard – South Africa

Figure Class
1   Beate Plank – Austria
2   Karen Titherington – UK
3   Elisabeth Resch – Austria
4   Sarah Staunton – UK
5   Claudia Wolfgruber – Austria
6   Patricia Rossi – Italy
Ida Van Vendendal – Holland
Mylene Charini – France
Jeanette Harper – Australia
Susanne Weiss – Austria
Laura Djemat – France
Mirke Witte – Holland

COMPLETE RESULTS in our Year by Year Results Section.