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Lora Ottenad (born February 3, 1964) is a professional female bodybuilder from Las Vegas, Nevada. Standing 174 cm and 188 cm with heels and boasting a n offseason weight of approximately 107 kg., Ottenad is one of the largest female bodybuilders competing today. She established herself as a top amateur competitor in 2000 when she won the heavyweight title at the USA Championships, but a pro card eluded her when she lost the overall title to in a controversial decision, and only the overall winner of the USAs earns a pro card. At that year's Nationals, Ottenad lost the heavyweight class to Heather Foster. Winning the class would have earned her a pro card) in a close decision that received boos from the audience. Ottenad placed second at the Nationals again in 2004. After a 5th place finis

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