IFBB Hall of Fame

The IFBB Hall of Fame was established in 1999 to honor outstanding athletes and officials in the sport of bodybuilding. There have been no inductees since 2011.[1]

Induction years

1999

• Carla Dunlap
• Cory Everson
• John Grimek
• Lee Haney
• Rachel McLish
• Sergio Oliva
• Reg Park
• Bill Pearl
• Steve Reeves
• Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Larry Scott
• Frank Zane

2000

• Chris Dickerson
• Dave Draper
• George Eiferman
• Bev Francis
• Lisa Lyon
• Clarence Ross
• Abbye "Pudgy" Stockton

2001

• Kay Baxter
• Albert Beckles
• Franco Columbu
• Jack Delinger
• Diana Dennis
• Kike Elomaa
• Eugen Sandow

2002

• Samir Bannout
• Laura Combes
• Ronald Essmaker
• Barton Horvath
• Mike Mentzer
• Chuck Sipes

2003

• Leroy Colbert
• Lynn Conkwright
• Lou Ferrigno
• Bert Goodrich
• Tom Platz
• Dorian Yates

2004

• Ed Corney
• Rich Gaspari
• Lee Labrada
• Harold Poole
• Alan Stephen
• Ellen Van Maris

2005

• Stacey Bentley
• Mike Christian
• Mohamed Makkawy
• Oscar State
• Armand Tanny
• Rick Wayne

2006

• Jules Bacon
• Sigmund Klein
• Ron Love
• Dennis Tinerino
• Claudia Wilbourn

2007

• Boyer Coe
• Laura Creavalle
• George Hackenschmidt
• Mike Katz
• Irvin Koszewski
• Shawn Ray
• Arthur Saxon

2008

• Roy Callender
• Kim Chizevsky-Nicholls
• Berry de Mey
• Don Howorth

2009

• Juliette Bergmann
• Kevin Levrone
• Danny Padilla
• Flex Wheeler

2010

• Susie Curry
• Vickie Gates
• Lenda Murray
• Ben Weider
• Joe Weider

2011

• John Balik
• Porter Cottrell
• Mike Francois
• Tonya Knight
• Anja Langer
• Jim Manion
• Carol Semple-Marzetta
• Saryn Muldrow
• Art Zeller

Honored officials

• Oscar State
• Warren Langman

References

1. "Hall of Fame Inductees" (PDF). IFBB Professional League. Archived from the original (PDF) on January 13, 2019. Retrieved July 1, 2017.

External links

• IFBB Hall of Fame website
• IFBB Hall of Fame Years