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World classic bodybuilding overall winner Konstantin Paskalev. File photo
Bulgarian Konstantin Paskalev aka Tuti is the new World Classic Bodybuilding Champion.
Paskalev was declared World Classic's overall winner in the 2011 World Classic Bodybuilding Championships and IFBB World Cup held in the 2011 European Capital of Culture – Tallinn, Estonia. The bodybuilding championship attracted competitors even from distant countries like Australia, Japan, Korea and South Africa.
Paskalev is the very first Bulgarian to win the title.
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