Ahmet Enünlü
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Bodybuilding | ||
| World Amateur Championships-IFBB | ||
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 2000 Malacca, MAL | Masters 50+ |
| | 1989 Paris, FRA | Lightheavyweight |
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 1982 Brugge, BEL | Lightheavyweight |
.svg.png){kind=icon} | 1976 Montreal, CAN | Middleweight |
| World Championships-WABBA | ||
| | 1978 | Medium class |
| | 1977 | Medium class |
| Universe Championships-NABBA | ||
| | 1979 London, UK | Medium class |
| | 1977 | Medium class |
| | 1974 Verona, ITA | Medium class |
| | 1973 Geneva, SUI | Medium class |
| | 1971 Paris, FRA | Medium class |
| | 1970 Belgrade, YUG | Medium class |
| European Championships-IFFB | ||
| | 1973 | Medium class |
| | 1969 | Medium class |
Ahmet Enünlü (born July 3, 1948)[1] is a world champion Turkish bodybuilder.
Enünlü was the fore-runner and the most successful performer of this sport in Turkey . He became the WABBA overall world champion in 1977 and 1978. In 1979, he won the overall amateur Mr. Universe title of the NABBA.[2]
Enünlü is the grandson of Abdullah Cevdet, an Ottoman-era intellectual of Kurdish descent.[3]
Magazine covers
- 1979 Vol 108, Num 1 Health and Strength
- 1979 Vol 108, Num 8 Health and Strength
- 1979 July Vol 47, Num 4 Strength and Health
- 1979 August Num 78 Muscle Training Illustrated
- 1980 June Num 84 Muscle Training Illustrated
References
External links
- Gym-Center (in Turkish)
- History of the Men's World Amateur Championships at the IFBB official sie
- Vucut Gelistirme Turkey (in Turkish)
- Ahmet Enünlü Interview (in Turkish)
- Ahmet Enunlu(in Turkish)
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