LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi’s bodybuilding community is buzzing with excitement following the electrifying Mr Malawi competition held at the Kamuzu Institute in Lilongwe.
The event brought together the country’s top physiques, showcasing strength, discipline, and dedication.
Freezer Zeka emerged as the overall winner, claiming the prestigious Mr Malawi crown and a K2 million cash prize.
The competition was fierce, with talented athletes vying for top spots in various categories.
In the Women’s Wellness category, Jenifer Piyo took top honors, followed closely by Lukia Ali in second place and Constance Damson in third.
The Under-23 Novice category showcased upcoming talent, with Christopher Mwakabanga claiming first position, ahead of Peter Phiri and William Phiri.
The Men’s Physique division saw Andrew Tchauya standing out to claim victory, with Bruce John finishing second and Victor Chimwala completing the podium.
Chipi Maxwell dominated the Men’s Under 80kg category, followed by Jacob Mwangonde in second place and Alpha Chilongola in third.
This year’s Mr Malawi competition was a testament to the growing popularity of bodybuilding in Malawi.
The event was held under the theme ‘Healthy Citizens for a Healthy Malawi,’ emphasizing the importance of fitness and wellness.
The Bodybuilding and Fitness Association of Malawi (BFAM) has been working tirelessly to promote the sport, and this event was a huge success.
The BFAM has set its sights on developing more bodybuilders who can compete on international stages.
The association is calling on well-wishers to support the sport, with a budget of K25 million for the 2025 Mr Malawi competition.
So far, they’ve raised K5 million, with contributions from Chibiso Motors, Kenneth Nyakamera, and football legend James Daud.
The Mr Malawi competition is not just about individual wins; it’s about promoting a healthy lifestyle and inspiring others to take up the sport.
As Malawi’s bodybuilding scene continues to grow, we can expect to see more talented athletes emerging and representing the country on the international stage.
The success of this event is a testament to the dedication of the BFAM and the athletes who participated.
With continued support and investment, Malawi’s bodybuilding community is poised to reach new heights.
The future looks bright for this sport, and it’s exciting to think about what’s to come.
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