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Nikki Fuller

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Nikki Fuller, born on 23 January 1968, is an American professional female bodybuilder. Born Nikki Garner in Dayton, Ohio, she moved with her family to Gresham, Oregon, at the age of ten and developed an interest in athletics at Gresham High School, where she competed in track and field. After she began training at a local gym she added muscle quickly, and at her largest she weighed 200 pounds, with her competition height listed at five feet nine inches. She made her competitive debut at the 1988 Novice Oregon, taking first place, and turned pro after winning the heavyweight and overall titles at the 1990 National Physique Committee Nationals. Her professional career included a first-place finish at the 1992 Jan Tana Classic and top ten finishes at the Ms. Olympia and Ms. International contests. In 1993 she appeared on the cover of The Women, a photography book of top female bodybuilders compiled by Bill Dobbins.

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    Nikki Fuller (born January 23, 1968) is an American professional female bodybuilder.
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    is an American professional female bodybuilder.
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    is an American professional female bodybuilder.
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    is an American professional female bodybuilder.
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    Top 10 finishes at the Ms. Olympia and Ms. International contests.
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