Arnold Classic 2022 Men’s Physique Results

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Erin Banks wins Men’s Physique at the Arnold Classic 2022.

The Arnold Sports Festival was back to normal this year with the event taking place over the course of the first weekend in March. During the bodybuilding portion, Men’s Physique turned out to be one of the top divisions. On Saturday night, Erin Banks was crowned champion at the Arnold Classic 2022 in the Men’s Physique division.

During prejudging, Banks displayed a presence on stage that was difficult to match. He showed incredible conditioning and size, especially his back and lats. Diogo Montenegro came in as a seriouscohtender while Emmanuel Hunter emerged during prejudging as well and showed enough to take over second place. Antoine Weatherspoon rounded out the top four as part of the first callout from prejudging.

The full results have been announced. Check out our full breakdown of the Men’s Physique division of the Arnold Classic 2022 results below.

Arnold Classic 2022 Men’s Physique Results

  • First Place – Erin Banks ($10,000)
  • Second Place – Emmanuel Hunter ($6,000)
  • Third Place – Diogo Montenegro ($4,000)
  • Fourth Place – Antoine Weatherspoon ($3,000)
  • Fifth Place – Choi Bong-Seok ($2,000)
  • Sixth Place – Terrence Teo Kok Hua ($1,500)
  • Seventh Place – Riccardo Croci
  • Eighth Place – Daniel Leone
  • Ninth Place – Drelyn Hunt

Men’s Physique Highlights

Previous Winners

  • 2020: Andre Ferguson
  • 2019: Andre Ferguson
  • 2018: Andre Ferguson
  • 2017: Ryan Terry
  • 2016: Brandon Hendrickson
  • 2015: Sadik Hadzovic

Official Score Card

Men's Physique

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Greg Patuto
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.