Olympia 2017: My Top Picks & First Call Outs

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Well it's that time again - Las Vegas is a buzz more so than normal with abs, bling, and tan bodies.  It is Olympia weekend!

My top five favorites in no particular order are:

Casey Samsel
Narmin Assria
Asia Mendoza
Jen Ronzitti
Yana Kuznetzova

For the most part, these women have sass, beauty, and bring an overall package to the stage.  Who are your favorites?  Who do you wish was competing?  

If you missed first call outs:

Michelle Sylvia
Romina Basualdo
Angelica Teixeira
Jen Ronzitti
Casey Samsel
Narmin Assria

It is looking like Angelica & Jen are fitting for a first place, but we will not know until finals.  They were asked to leave while the others came together.  Top two?

 Elisa Pecini called to line followed by Katya and Camile. {ON LINE : Elisa, Romina, Michelle, Casey, Narmin, Katya, Camile}

 Casey, Romina, and Narmin asked to leave.

 Yana & Elizabeth called to the line. {ON LINE: Yana, Elisa, Camile,  Michelle, Katya, Elizabeth}

 Michelle, Camile, and Katya asked to leave.

 Anita, Lauren, Sheena, and Breena called to the line. {ON LINE: Anita, Elisa, Lauren, Yana, Elizabeth, Sheena, Breena}

 All asked to leave.  This should be the Top 15!!!!

 UPDATE:   With a second call to the line -
Jen Ronzitti 
Romina Basualdo 
Angelica Teizeira 
Casey Samsel 

 Another second call to the line -
Camile Periat 
Narmin Assria 
Michelle Sylvia 
Katya Nosova 
Based on photos, it looks like Angelica will be the new Miss Olympia Bikini.

Congrats to ALL Olympians and best of luck the remainder of the weekend!

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