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The first fruits of the anti-doping ideology

Businessman Margus Fink is offering a 25,000-kroon prize at the Estonian bodybuilding cup in Viljandi, but only for a clean doping test.

Dopinguvaba ideoloogia esimesed viljad

The Estonian Cup in bodybuilding (and in fitness for women) will be held in Viljandi this spring.
Because our bodybuilding development society has consistently pursued an anti-doping policy, we have also won support from business figures. Businessman Margus Fink (pictured, promised but didn’t pay) has put up a 25,000-kroon prize for the overall cup winner at the May 5 event, provided the doping test comes back negative.
Otherwise, the winner-sinner will have to do garden work at Fink’s newly finished private home in Pirita-Kose, from May until the first snow.
There are prizes for the next men in line too: 5000 kroons for second place, 3000 for third and 2000 for fourth. The women’s winners in both the bodybuilding and fitness categories will each receive a 2000-kroon prize.
So, see you at Ugala, or two weeks later in Pirita-Kose!

Author: Editorial team

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