2025 Mr. Olympia

2025 Mr. Olympia
GenreProfessional bodybuilding competition
BeginsOctober 6, 2025
EndsOctober 12, 2025
VenueResorts World Las Vegas
LocationsLas Vegas, Nevada
CountryUnited States
Previous event2024 Mr. Olympia
Next event2026 Mr. Olympia
Organized byIFBB

The 2025 Mr. Olympia contest was an IFBB professional bodybuilding competition and expo held from October 6–12, 2025, at the Resorts World Las Vegas, in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was the 61st Mr. Olympia competition held. Other events at the exhibition included the 2025 212 Olympia Showdown, as well as finals in Men's Classic, Men's Physique, 2025 Ms. Olympia, Fitness, 2025 Figure, 2025 Bikini Olympia, among other contests.[1]

Venue

The venue returned to Las Vegas after switching to Orlando, Florida in 2023. Las Vegas has served as host city for bodybuilding competition since the days of Coleman-Cutler rivalry.

Results

Derek Lunsford won the 61st edition of Mr. Olympia Men's Open competition in 2025, with a prize of $600,000, reclaiming the title he lost in 2024 to Samson Dauda. Hadi Choopan came in second, for the third time in a row, with a prize of $250,000.[2] Ten other winners from multiple divisions were crowned during the two days of division finals, including Ramon Queiroz, who won his first Classic Physique title.[3][4][5]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $600,000 Derek Lunsford  United States 6 8 14
2 $250,000 Hadi Choopan  Iran 9 7 16
3 $100,000 Andrew Jacked  Nigeria 17 15 32
4 $40,000 Samson Dauda  United Kingdom 18 20 38
5 $30,000 Martin Fitzwater  United States 26 25 51
6 Nick Walker  United States 29 30 59
7 Brandon Curry  United States 35 35 70
8 Tonio Burton  United States 40 40 80
9 William Bonac  Netherlands 46 46 92
10 Vitalii Ugolnikov  Brazil 48 48 96
11 Behrooz Tabani  Iran 55 58 113
12 Jordan Hutchinson  United States 60 57 117
13 Urs Kalecinski  Germany 69 65 134
14 Regan Grimes  France 75 70 145
15 Rubiel Mosquera  Colombia 70 76 146
16 Sasan Heirati  United Kingdom 78 79 157
16 Chenglong Shen  China 80 80 160
16 Dorian Haywood  United States 80 80 160
16 Akim Williams  United States 80 80 160
16 Brett Wilkin  United States 80 80 160

2025 Men’s 212 Olympia Results

Keone Pearson entered the weekend as the man to beat in the 212 division after back-to-back victories. In a battle between familiar rivals, Pearson once again came out on top, securing his third straight title. Shaun Clarida finished second for the second consecutive year.[6]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Keone Pearson  United States 5 5
2 $20,000 Shaun Clarida  United States 10 10
3 $12,000 Lucas Garcia  Brazil 16 16
4 $7,000 Nihat Kaya  Turkey 19 19
5 $6,000 Courage Opara  United States 27 27
6 Kerrith Bajjo  United States 28 28
7 Francisco Barrios Vlk  Brazil 36 36
8 Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira  Brazil 40 40
9 Marco Ruz  France 43 43
10 Giuseppe Zagarella  Italy 51 51
11 Luiz Esteves  Brazil 55 55
12 Frankie Mercado  United States 60 60
13 Jose Maria Mete Bueriberi  Spain 64 64
14 Sung Yeop Jang  South Korea 70 70
15 Mazin Al Rahbi  Oman 76 76
16 Radoslav Angelov  Bulgaria 80 80
16 Lucas Coelho  Brazil 80 80
16 Roman Iushchenko  Ukraine 80 80
16 Ching Chieh Lin  Taiwan 80 80
16 Samir Troudi  Sweden 80 80

2025 Classic Physique Olympia Results

Ramon Dino has been a major player in Classic Physique in recent years, having battled through many intense showdowns with Chris Bumstead. During prejudging, Queiroz emerged as part of a clear top three alongside Mike Sommerfeld and Terrence Ruffin. Sommerfeld finished as the runner-up for the second year in a row.[7]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $100,000 Ramon Rocha Queiroz  Brazil 7 7
2 $40,000 Mike Sommerfeld  Germany 8 8
3 $20,000 Terrence Ruffin  United States 15 15
4 $10,000 Josema Munoz  Spain 20 20
5 $6,000 Niall Darwen  United Kingdom 25 25
6 Diego Galindo  Colombia 30 30
7 Matheus Menegate  Brazil 35 35
8 Michael Daboul  United Arab Emirates 40 40
9 Justin Badurina  United States 45 45
10 Matthew Greggo  United States 50 50
11 Fabian Mayr  Austria 58 58
12 Logan Franklin  United States 59 59
13 Piotr Wojtowicz  Poland 67 67
14 Breon Ansley  United States 68 68
15 Jaehun Park  South Korea 75 75
16 Eric Abelon  United States 80 80
16 Yemi Adefioye  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Kim Angel  Spain 80 80
16 Franklyn Audu  Canada 80 80
16 Alex Cambronero  United States 80 80
16 Yu Bin Chen  Taiwan 80 80
16 Mahmood Al Durrah  Canada 80 80
16 Meysam Esggandari  Iran 80 80
16 Austin Espy  United States 80 80
16 Fanni Fuadi  Indonesia 80 80
16 Sunmeet Gill  India 80 80
16 Fabio Junio  Brazil 80 80
16 Chen Kang  China 80 80
16 Paul Kanu  Sierra Leone 80 80
16 Kyrylo Khadaiev  Ukraine 80 80
16 Eric Wildberger Lisboa  Brazil 80 80
16 Kai Liu  China 80 80
16 Miguel Malimo  Mozambique 80 80
16 Andrea Mammoli  Italy 80 80
16 Horse Marcello  Brazil 80 80
16 Kenny Moreira  Brazil 80 80
16 Richard Nagy  Hungary 80 80
16 Phil Niu  China 80 80
16 Andy Paredes  United States 80 80
16 Seonghun Park  South Korea 80 80
16 German Pastor  Spain 80 80
16 Damien Patrick  United States 80 80
16 Zhivko Petkov  Bulgaria 80 80
16 Luca Reger  Germany 80 80
16 Emanuele Ricotti  Italy 80 80
16 Abdullah Al Sairafi  Kuwait 80 80
16 Jesus Rodriguez Sendra  Spain 80 80
16 Daryn Shirbayev  Kazakhstan 80 80
16 Reiner Stimmler  Germany 80 80
16 Patrick Teutsch  Germany 80 80
16 Kai Wang  China 80 80
16 Kellen Wilson  Canada 80 80
16 Mustafa Yildiz  Turkey 80 80

2025 Men’s Physique Olympia Results

It was a familiar battle in the Men’s Physique finals on Saturday night between Ryan Terry and Ali Bilal, mirroring last year’s top two finish. This showdown, once again, did not disappoint. Ryan Terry earned his third consecutive Men’s Physique Olympia title with another dominant performance.[8]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Ryan Terry  United Kingdom 5 5
2 $20,000 Ali Bilal  Afghanistan 12 12
3 $12,000 Brandon Hendrickson  United States 13 13
4 $7,000 Erin Banks  United States 20 20
5 $6,000 Edvan Palmeira  Brazil 25 25
6 Juxian He  China 30 30
7 Andrei Deiu  Romania 35 35
8 Jeremy Buendia  United States 41 41
9 Corey Morris  United States 46 46
10 Vitor Chaves  Brazil 48 48
11 Emanual Hunter  United States 55 55
12 Benquil Marigny  United States 59 59
13 Mauro Fialho  Spain 65 65
14 Isai Kesek  Indonesia 70 70
15 Carlos Asiedu Ocran  Ghana 75 75
16 Jo Uezato  Japan 78 78
16 Dustin Alvis  United States 80 80
16 Yemi Awoyemi  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Christopher Barr  United States 80 80
16 Diogo Basaglia  Brazil 80 80
16 Dallas Botchway  Ghana 80 80
16 Steven Cao  United States 80 80
16 Alessandro Cavagnola  Italy 80 80
16 Ricardo Cenat  United States 80 80
16 Bong Seok Choi  South Korea 80 80
16 Rhyan Clark  United States 80 80
16 Emerson Costa  Brazil 80 80
16 Emmanuel Costa  Brazil 80 80
16 Riccardo Croci  Italy 80 80
16 Drew Cullen  United States 80 80
16 Aj Ellison  United States 80 80
16 Andre Ferguson  United States 80 80
16 Reuben Glass  United States 80 80
16 Juan Gochez  United States 80 80
16 Felipe Goncalves  Brazil 80 80
16 Guilherme Gualberto  Brazil 80 80
16 Paul Gustave  France 80 80
16 Jason Huynh  United States 80 80
16 Farouq Ishimoto  Japan 80 80
16 Miroslav Juricek  Czech Republic 80 80
16 Mehdi Kabbadj  United States 80 80
16 Shun Kaneko  Japan 80 80
16 Hossein Karimi  Iran 80 80
16 Ozcan Kirant  Turkey 80 80
16 Joseph Haekyum Lee  United States 80 80
16 Yoon Sung Lee  South Korea 80 80
16 Jefferson Lima  Brazil 80 80
16 Vincius Mateus Viera Lima  Brazil 80 80
16 Mengyi Liu  China 80 80
16 Titus Mbayoh  Canada 80 80
16 Elton Pinto Mota  Portugal 80 80
16 Rafael Oliveira  Brazil 80 80
16 Burak Ozkul  Turkey 80 80
16 Manoj Patil  India 80 80
16 Chao Peng  China 80 80
16 Sidy Pouye  Spain 80 80
16 Victor Ramirez  Venezuela 80 80
16 Alexander Rogers  United States 80 80
16 Joven Sagabain  Philippines 80 80
16 Tyler Smith  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Julio Soares  Brazil 80 80
16 Omar Suleiman  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Junpei Taguchi  Japan 80 80
16 Leonardo Vecchiato  Italy 80 80
16 Lucas Viudes  Brazil 80 80
16 Deke Walker  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Emile Walker  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Heng Zhao  China 80 80

2025 Ms. Olympia Results

The Ms. Olympia division made its return to bodybuilding’s biggest stage in 2020 and has since been dominated by Andrea Shaw. That dominance continued in 2025, as Shaw secured her **sixth straight** Ms. Olympia title on Friday night, further solidifying her legacy in the sport.[9]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Andrea Shaw  United States 5 5
2 $20,000 Ashley Lynnette Jones  United States 10 10
3 $12,000 Leyvina Barros  Brazil 15 15
4 $7,000 Angela Yeo  United States 20 20
5 $6,000 Alcione Santos Barreto  Brazil 27 27
6 Melissa Teich  United States 28 28
7 Natalia Kovaleva  United States 35 35
8 Nadia Capotosto  Italy 40 40
9 Tiana Flex  South Africa 45 45
10 Hunter Henderson  United States 52 52
11 Selyka Givan  United States 54 54
12 Chelsea Dion  United States 60 60
13 Martina Lopez  Spain 63 63

2025 Women's Fitness Olympia Results

The Fitness division was wide open in 2025 following reigning champion Missy Truscott’s move to the Figure category. That allowed rising star Michelle Fredua-Mensah to shine, as she made the most of the opportunity and earned her first Fitness Olympia title with a standout performance.[10]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Michelle Fredua-Mensah  United Kingdom 7 38 45
2 $20,000 Jaclyn Baker  United States 16 38 54
3 $12,000 Taylor Learmont  Canada 45 10 55
4 $7,000 Amber Steffen  United States 40 28 68
5 $6,000 Anna Fomina  United States 35 52 87
6 Allison Kramer  United States 8 88 96
7 Amy Hamilton  Spain 29 74 103
8 Tamara Vahn  Canada 19 84 103
9 Andrea Glass  United States 55 56 111
10 Jenny Worth  United States 50 76 126
11 Jessica Zehr  Canada 25 110 135

2025 Women's Figure Olympia Results

With eight-time champion Cydney Gillon stepping away from competition after last year’s victory, the contest was wide open in 2025. During prejudging, a tight battle emerged between Rhea Gayle and Lola Montez, while Masters Olympia champion Jessica Reyes Padilla rounded out the top three.[11]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Rhea Gayle  United Kingdom 7 7
2 $20,000 Lola Montez  Canada 8 8
3 $12,000 Jessica Reyes Padilla  Puerto Rico 15 15
4 $7,000 Denise Zwinger-Tynek  Germany 19 19
5 $6,000 Nicole Zenobia Graham  United States 27 27
6 Natalia Soltero  Mexico 29 29
7 Lena Ramsteiner  Germany 32 32
8 Ericka Morgan  Guatemala 38 38
9 Jennifer Zienert  Germany 46 46
10 Missy Truscott  United States 50 50
11 Adela Ondrejovicova  Slovakia 55 55
12 Manuella Lima  Brazil 59 59
13 Tamera Malone  United States 66 66
14 Maria Diaz  United States 72 72
15 Sandra Grajales  Mexico 73 73
16 Dorethane Agathina  Germany 80 80
16 Ayra Bahar  Germany 80 80
16 Kristina Bodnariuk  Russia 80 80
16 Anna Borin  Ukraine 80 80
16 Sherlyn Chee  Indonesia 80 80
16 Rejoice Godwin  Spain 80 80
16 Sophie Jenkins  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Chelsea Mooney  Canada 80 80
16 Taylor Santucci  United States 80 80
16 Aksana Yukhno  United States 80 80
16 Thais Cabrices Werner  United States 80 80
16 Helen Zavitsanou  Greece 80 80

2025 Women’s Physique Olympia Results

The long-standing rivalry in the Women’s Physique division added a new chapter in 2025. Natalia Abraham Coelho—after finishing second to Sarah Villegas in 2020 and 2021 before capturing her first win—reclaimed her throne this year. Villegas, following two consecutive titles of her own, was once again overtaken by Coelho, who returned to the top.[12]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Natalia Abraham Coelho  Brazil 5 5
2 $20,000 Sarah Villegas  United States 10 10
3 $12,000 Zama Benta  Brazil 15 15
4 $7,000 Brittany Herrera  United States 20 20
5 $6,000 Sheronica Henton  United States 25 25
6 Barbara Menage  France 30 30
7 Nana Silva  Brazil 37 37
8 Meghan Morrison  United States 38 38
9 Paula Ranta  Finland 46 46
10 Evon Pennington  United States 49 49
11 Elena Aviles Romero  Spain 57 57
12 Amanda Machado  Brazil 58 58
13 Birgit Andersch  Austria 65 65
14 Sarah Crail  Australia 70 70
15 Julia Glazycheva  Russia 75 75
16 Robyn Mays  United States 78 78
16 Karla Melissa Torres Cruz  Mexico 80 80
16 Trisha Pollydore  Canada 80 80

2025 Bikini Olympia Results

Maureen Blanquisco claimed her first Bikini Olympia title in 2022. She placed second to Jennifer Dorie in 2023 but withdrew from last year’s event due to unforeseen setbacks. Returning stronger than ever in 2025, Maureen brought her best physique yet and secured her second Olympia crown.[13]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Maureen Blanquisco  Philippines 5 5
2 $20,000 Ashlyn Little  United States 10 10
3 $12,000 Jasmine Gonzalez  United States 17 17
4 $7,000 Aimee Delgado  United States 19 19
5 $6,000 Ashley Kaltwasser  United States 25 25
6 Lauralie Chapados  Canada 30 30
7 Ivanna Escandar  Spain 35 35
8 Vania Auguste  United States 42 42
9 Maria Acosta  Venezuela 43 43
10 Ariana Brothers  United States 50 50
11 Reyna Perez Mecalco  Mexico 58 58
12 Jourdanne Lee  Canada 61 61
13 Jordan Brannon  United States 64 64
14 Sally-Anne Kato  Japan 70 70
15 Viktoria Csicsayova  Hungary 75 75
16 Ji Bin Park  South Korea 79 79
16 Iulia Baba  Romania 80 80
16 Uyanga Bataa  Mongolia 80 80
16 Wu Bi  China 80 80
16 Liang Bin  China 80 80
16 Nivea Campos  Brazil 80 80
16 Kate Carroll  New Zealand 80 80
16 Xinyi Chen  China 80 80
16 Sara Choi  South Korea 80 80
16 Lu Corzo  Argentina 80 80
16 Taylor Crowell  United States 80 80
16 Deanna Dang  United States 80 80
16 Wenjun Duan  China 80 80
16 Marie-Eve Duchesneau  Canada 80 80
16 Lawna Dunbar  United States 80 80
16 Valeria Fedorenko  Ukraine 80 80
16 Jess Feeney  Ireland 80 80
16 Brittany Gillespie  United States 80 80
16 Gulsah Gorgulu  Turkey 80 80
16 Tara Grier  United States 80 80
16 Ashley Hampton  United States 80 80
16 Kerryne Henich  United States 80 80
16 Chantal Hill  Spain 80 80
16 Dahye Jeon  South Korea 80 80
16 Adrianna Kaczmarek  Poland 80 80
16 Nittaya Kongthun  Thailand 80 80
16 Lauren Kralovec  United States 80 80
16 Yume Kurokawa  Japan 80 80
16 Adair Libbrecht  Canada 80 80
16 Jessica Liu  Canada 80 80
16 Alice Marchisio  Italy 80 80
16 Zsofia Molnar  Hungary 80 80
16 Ndeye Ndour  United States 80 80
16 Yurika Noda  United States 80 80
16 Hye-Yeon Park  South Korea 80 80
16 Sara Punzetti  Italy 80 80
16 Sharon Ramos  Dominican Republic 80 80
16 Lisa Reith  Germany 80 80
16 Alice Rocha  United States 80 80
16 Lacy Rutland  United States 80 80
16 Jil Meret Schmitz  Thailand 80 80
16 Anna Setlak  Italy 80 80
16 Kerry Sexton  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Eugenia Shatova  Russia 80 80
16 Li Shuai  China 80 80
16 Allison Testu  France 80 80
16 Cristobalina Pajares Torres  Spain 80 80
16 Patrizia Vaccaro  Italy 80 80
16 Ally Vatthauer  United States 80 80
16 Savannah Watchman  United States 80 80
16 Tianna Weymouth  United States 80 80
16 Jessica Wilson  United States 80 80
16 Mengru Zhang  China 80 80

2025 Women’s Wellness Olympia Results

With three-time champion Francielle Mattos absent from this year’s competition, the 2025 Wellness Olympia division was wide open and fiercely competitive. Rising contender Eduarda Bezerra faced off against the reigning champion Isabelle Nunes, ultimately capturing her first Olympia title in dominant fashion.[14]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $50,000 Eduarda Bezerra  Brazil 5 5
2 $20,000 Isabelle Nunes  Brazil 12 12
3 $12,000 Elisa Alcantara  Dominican Republic 13 13
4 $7,000 Rayane Fogal  Brazil 20 20
5 $6,000 Leonida Ciobu  Moldova 25 25
6 Valquiria Lopes  Brazil 30 30
7 Lisa Meiswinkel  Germany 37 37
8 Camile Luz  Brazil 38 38
9 Raeli Dias  Brazil 47 47
10 Daniele Mendonca  Brazil 49 49
11 Liza Kazanina  Ukraine 56 56
12 Kassandra Gillis  Canada 62 62
13 Alexis Nicole  United States 69 69
14 Danai Theodoropoulou  Australia 71 71
15 Giselle Machado  Brazil 72 72
16 Isamara Santos  Brazil 79 79
16 Emily Azzarello  Canada 80 80
16 Karol Borrero  Colombia 80 80
16 Jade Cristaldo  Spain 80 80
16 Klaudia Vanessza Csuri  Hungary 80 80
16 Shanique Grant  United States 80 80
16 Renata Soares Guaraciaba  Brazil 80 80
16 Michelle Ibata  Brazil 80 80
16 Maria Rita Penteado  United States 80 80
16 Tiffany Sam  Lebanon 80 80
16 Pamela Rodrigues De Paula  Brazil 80 80
16 Rosemary Rodriguez  Paraguay 80 80
16 Alicia Romero  Spain 80 80
16 Nicole Salazar  Costa Rica 80 80
16 Sina Maria Teresa  Angola 80 80

2025 Men's Wheelchair Olympia Results

With six-time champion Harold Kelley absent from the 2025 Wheelchair Olympia, the title was up for grabs. Rising competitor James Berger capitalized on the opportunity, making a strong impression and earning his first Olympia title.[15]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 James Berger  United States 5 5
2 Kevin Secundino  France 10 10
3 Rajesh John  India 15 15
4 Josue Fabiano Barretto Monteiro  Brazil 20 20
5 Gabriele Andriulli  Italy 25 25
6 Antonio Matkovic  Montenegro 30 30
7 Jason Metcalf  United States 37 37
8 Oscar Gonzalez Gil  Spain 38 38
9 Brayden Hofman  Canada 45 45
10 Cosmo Trikes  United States 50 50

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  13. ^ "2025 Olympia Bikini Results & Prize Money — Maureen Blanquisco Reclaims Title".
  14. ^ "2025 Olympia Wellness Results & Prize Money - Eduarda Bezerra Wins 1st Title".
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