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UAE Produce First World Bodybuilding Champion

DUBAI An unemployed 29-year-old Emirati athlete Tariq Rasheed Saeed Al Zaabee basked in glory when he flexed his rippling muscles to win a gold medal for UAE in the finals of the inaugural Mens World Bodybuilding Championship at Al Ahli Club Indoor... Full Article at Khaleej Times

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  1. I am proud that in a short period of three months that we since established a new federation called the WBPF, 75 countries are going to attend the world championships in my home city Dubai
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 3 weeks ago
  2. This is a record for a three-month old baby
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 3 weeks ago
  3. It is not an easy job to organise a world championship in such a short time. The large number of nations taking part reflects the support the rest of the world are giving to sporting events in UAE and the fact that UAE has a great reputation for hosting international events
    SOURCE: Khaleej Times 3 weeks ago
  4. As of now, we have confirmations from 35 countries, and we are expecting at least another 35 more nations to confirm participation before the October 15 deadline
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