What Is Dennis Wolf’s Height?
Dennis Wolf’s height is 180 centimeters.
What Is Dennis Wolf’s Weight?
Dennis Wolf weighs 130kg.
Where is Dennis Wolf from?
Dennis Wolf is from Germany.
When Is Dennis Wolf Born?
Dennis Wolf was born on October 30, 1978.
How Old Is Dennis Wolf?
Dennis Wolf is 44 years old.
Dennis Wolf Biography and Life
Dennis Wolf grew up in the industrial area of Tokmog, Kyrgyzstan. Life was tough growing up in the Former Soviet Union when Dennis Wolf was a kid. He lived with his family in a small apartment. They barely had enough food to survive. While Dennis Wolf enjoyed playing sports and being active as a child, taking care of his studies and household chores would leave him little free time to engage in his favorite activities. In 1992 Dennis Wolf moved to Germany with his family. Here he had a hard time learning the language quickly and adapting to his new environment. After high school, Dennis Wolf started working as a painter and window fitter. It was quite a challenge for Dennis Wolf. He was working 6 days a week, 12 hours a day. Despite having little free time on his hands, Dennis Wolf was still able to take kickboxing lessons and play sports with his friends. These activities formed the foundations of Dennis’ fitness journey, which he began a few months later. Dennis Wolf’s fitness journey began when he turned 18. She saw pictures of legendary bodybuilding icon Arnold Schwarzenegger and was instantly captivated by her looks. Shortly after, Dennis Wolf joined a local gym with two of his friends. After three weeks of weight training trials, Dennis’ friends quit the gym. But Dennis didn’t. “They didn’t like it very much, but I loved it. Even in the first month, I got stronger and my body got a little bigger. There was no way for me to quit,” says Dennis Wolf. While bodybuilding was initially just a hobby for Dennis Wolf, his incredible physical progress eventually convinced him to pursue bodybuilding as a career. Dennis Wolf soon decided to find a coach and also began preparing for his first bodybuilding competition. His debut came in 1999 at the NRW Newcomer Championships. Dennis excelled in the competition and finished 2nd in the heavyweight class.
The following year, in 2000, Dennis Wolf received his first bodybuilding award. At this point, something became clear in Dennis’ mind. He wanted to become a professional bodybuilder and earn money from his passion. After more than five years of racing as an amateur and 14 bodybuilding competitions, Dennis Wolf finally earned his hard-won Pro Card at the 2005 IFBB World Championships, winning 1st place in his weight class and overall. With this victory, Dennis Wolf took his place among the most outstanding bodybuilders in the world. During 2006-2015, Dennis took part in 29 bodybuilding competitions. During this period, Dennis made a name for himself in the bodybuilding industry. Some of his most important victories during this period; 2007 Keystone Pro Classic (Dennis’ first Pro victory), 2012 EVLS Prague Pro and 2014 Arnold Classic Europe. Dennis Wolf has also topped several Olympia competitions. Some of his best results in the competition were 4th place in 2008, 3rd place in 2013 and 4th place in 2015. With multiple successes under his belt, Dennis solidified his status as one of the greatest bodybuilders of the 2000s and 2010s. It continues to grow, always aiming to win the biggest trophies in bodybuilding. Dennis Wolf has 727k followers on Instagram with the username dennisbigbadwolf.
Dennis Wolf Competitions and Awards
2015 EVL’s Prague Pro – 4th place
2015 Mr. Olympia – 4th place
2014 San Marino Pro – 2nd place
2014 EVLS Prague Pro – 1st place
2014 Arnold Classic Europe – 1st place
2014 Olympia – 4th place
2014 Arnold Classic – 1st place
2013 Arnold Classic Europe – 3rd place
2013 Olympia – 3rd place
2012 EVLS Prague Pro – 1st place
2012 Arnold Classic Europe 2012 – 2nd place
2012 Mr. Olympia – 6th place
2012 Arnold Classic – 2nd place
2011 Sheru Classic – 5th place
2011 Mr. Olympia – 5th place
2011 Australian Pro – 1st place
2011 Arnold Classic – 2nd place
2011 Flex Pro – 4th place
2010 Mr. Olympia – 5th place
2010 NY Pro – 3rd place
2009 Mr. Olympia – 16th place
2008 Mr. Olympia – 4th place
2007 Mr. Olympia – 5th place
2007 Keystone Pro Classic – 1st place
2007 New York Pro – 3rd place
2006 Mr. Olympia – 16th place
2006 Grand Prix Spain – 3rd place
2006 Montreal Pro Championships – 5th place
2006 Europa Supershow – 7th place
