One of the names that left the strongest impression on the WNGP BOB stage was undeniably Chu Jae-min. Defying his young age, having been born in 2001, he instantly drew attention with a highly complete physique and commanding stage presence.
At this competition, Chu Jae-min rose to the top by capturing the WNGP BOB Classic Bodybuilding Grand Prix, and went on to claim runner-up (2nd place) in the Classic Physique Grand Prix, proving his competitiveness in both divisions. This achievement is all the more meaningful as it was accomplished while taking on two different divisions on the same stage.
What made his performance stand out in particular was his 'level of completeness relative to his age.' Despite being a young athlete born in 2001, his frame, muscular balance, and the silhouette demanded by classic divisions are already evaluated as approaching top-tier standards. He attracts even more attention as a super rookie who does not merely show promise, but already proves himself with results.
The composure he demonstrated on stage was also impressive. His steady posing and confident stage presence, even among experienced competitors, fully showed his potential to grow toward even bigger stages in the future.
Super rookie Chu Jae-min, born in 2001.
This WNGP BOB was more than enough of a stage to etch his name into memory. That is precisely why expectations are even higher for his next season, which is only just getting started.