The IFBB Hall of Fame was established in 1999 to honor outstanding athletes and officials in the sport of bodybuilding. There have been no inductees since 2011. ^[1]

Induction years

1999

• Carla Dunlap
• Cory Everson
• John Grimek
• Lee Haney
• Rachel McLish
• Sergio Oliva
• Reg Park
• Bill Pearl
• Steve Reeves
• Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Larry Scott
• Frank Zane

2000

• Chris Dickerson
• Dave Draper
• George Eiferman
• Bev Francis
• Lisa Lyon
• Clarence Ross
• Abbye "Pudgy" Stockton

2001

• Kay Baxter
• Albert Beckles
• Franco Columbu
• Jack Delinger
• Diana Dennis
• Kike Elomaa
• Eugen Sandow

2002

• Samir Bannout
• Laura Combes
• Ronald Essmaker
• Barton Horvath
• Mike Mentzer
• Chuck Sipes

2003

• Leroy Colbert
• Lynn Conkwright
• Lou Ferrigno
• Bert Goodrich
• Tom Platz
• Dorian Yates

2004

• Ed Corney
• Rich Gaspari
• Lee Labrada
• Harold Poole
• Alan Stephen
• Ellen Van Maris

2005

• Stacey Bentley
• Mike Christian
• Mohamed Makkawy
• Oscar State
• Armand Tanny
• Rick Wayne

2006

• Jules Bacon
• Sigmund Klein
• Ron Love
• Dennis Tinerino
• Claudia Wilbourn

2007

• Boyer Coe
• Laura Creavalle
• George Hackenschmidt
• Mike Katz
• Irvin Koszewski
• Shawn Ray
• Arthur Saxon

2008

• Roy Callender
• Kim Chizevsky-Nicholls
• Berry de Mey
• Don Howorth

2009

• Juliette Bergmann
• Kevin Levrone
• Danny Padilla
• Flex Wheeler

2010

• Susie Curry
• Vickie Gates
• Lenda Murray
• Ben Weider
• Joe Weider

2011

• John Balik
• Porter Cottrell
• Mike Francois
• Tonya Knight
• Anja Langer
• Jim Manion
• Carol Semple-Marzetta
• Saryn Muldrow
• Art Zeller

Honored officials

• Oscar State
• Warren Langman

References

External links

• IFBB Hall of Fame website
• IFBB Hall of Fame Years