WFF New Zealand

A Universe Champion with another stage to conquer 🏆

Amber Brine will be heading to Hiroshima, Japan, this October for the WFF Pro-Am Asia Grand Prix, continuing her international competition journey after claiming the Figure Universe Champion title.

Representing WFF New Zealand in Japan on 12 October, Amber will have another opportunity to compete on the international stage and build on her Universe success.

One title earned. Another challenge ahead 🇯🇵

Representing New Zealand – Sean McVerry 🇳🇿

A WFF Pro is coming to the Pan Pacific stage.

Sean McVerry will be competing at the WFFNZ Pan Pacific Pro Am on 24 October in Auckland, bringing his experience as a professional athlete to one of the biggest events on the WFF New Zealand calendar.

With amateur and professional athletes competing for titles and opportunities to qualify for the WFF Universe in Germany and the WFF Omniverse in Malaysia, the Pan Pacific Pro Am is shaping up to be a major competition.

Keep an eye on Sean when the Pan Pacific stage comes alive 👀

A major international opportunity is coming up for WFF New Zealand 🇳🇿🇯🇵

On 12 October, athletes from New Zealand will travel to Hiroshima to compete at the WFF Pro-Am Asia Grand Prix, taking on a new international stage and representing WFFNZ overseas.

One of those athletes is Sharan Bhamra, the Bermuda Universe Champion.

After claiming the Universe title, Sharan now has another international competition ahead of him, with Japan providing the backdrop for his next challenge.

Sharan's international journey continues ✈️

Representing Australia – Dannii Cross 🇦🇺

The Pan Pacific line-up just got another name to watch. 👀

Australian athlete Dannii Cross is heading to Auckland for the WFFNZ Pan Pacific Pro Am on 24 October.

As more athletes are revealed, the scale of this year's event is becoming clearer, with competitors coming together to battle for titles and opportunities to qualify for the WFF Universe in Germany and the WFF Omniverse in Malaysia.

The stage is filling, the competition is building, and there is plenty more to come.

This is only the beginning.

Representing New Zealand – Thomas Stowers 🇳🇿

The names are coming together. The stage is getting closer. And the Pan Pacific Pro Am is beginning to take shape.

Thomas Stowers is one of the athletes preparing to compete on 24 October in Auckland, as amateur and professional competitors get ready for a major day of WFF competition.

The next few weeks will bring more names, more anticipation and, eventually, the moment everyone has been waiting for.

The line-up is taking shape, and the stage is waiting.

Paul McSweeney – The photographer behind the moments that capture WFF athletes at their best. 📸

Paul has been photographing WFF New Zealand since 2014, with more than two decades of experience capturing bodybuilding on stage.

From Wellington to shows across New Zealand and overseas, he enjoys travelling to meet new athletes, catch up with familiar faces, and capture the moment months of training and preparation come together under the lights.

What keeps Paul coming back is being able to follow athletes over the years and see how they develop from one competition to the next. His work has become a familiar part of the WFF NZ stage, capturing the people, progress, and moments that make each show memorable.

Representing the Philippines – Joanne Jean Dela Pena 🇵🇭

Every competition brings a new opportunity to test yourself against the best around you.

For Joanne Jean Dela Pena, that opportunity comes at the WFFNZ Pan Pacific Pro Am on 24 October in Auckland.

Another international name has now joined the line-up, adding to what is shaping up to be a strong field for one of the biggest events on the WFF New Zealand calendar.

With titles to chase and opportunities to qualify for the WFF Universe in Germany and the WFF Omniverse in Malaysia, the Pan Pacific stage is getting ready for a big day of competition.

Another country. Another athlete. Another reason to watch 🌏

You've put in the training. You've set the goal. Now it's time to put your name on the list.

Registrations are now open for WFF New Zealand shows, with opportunities waiting for athletes ready to challenge themselves and step onto the WFF stage.

Head to the website now and get registered!
🔗 www.wffnz.com