Mr. Olympia 2025: All results, winners in every category, and prizes.

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Mr. Olympia 2025 Results: Triumphs, Sensations, and Prize Money


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The biggest event in professional bodybuilding, Mr. Olympia 2025, has concluded in Las Vegas, leaving vivid memories of intense competition and the crowning of new champions. This event is not just a tournament, but a true focal point for the entire fitness industry, bringing together the best athletes, leading brands, and thousands of fans. Over several days, it set the standards for physical perfection for the coming year.

This year's Olympia was marked by dramatic comebacks and title defenses. Let's take a closer look at who claimed the top spots in the most prestigious divisions and what financial rewards the winners received.


 

Mr. Olympia (Open Class): The King's Return

 

An incredibly exciting contest between two giants unfolded in the main division. Derek Lunsford managed to reclaim the title he had lost the previous year. His final showdown with Iran's Hadi Choopan showcased the clash of two different philosophies: Lunsford's graceful aesthetic and broad shoulders versus Choopan's granite-hard conditioning and incredible muscle density. The arena was on edge, as each athlete had his supporters, but the judges ultimately favored Derek's superior balance and symmetry.

The battle for spots in the top five was no less fierce. Andrew Jacked impressed everyone with his remarkable progress and charismatic presentation, earning him the bronze medal. Last year's champion, Samson Dauda, was unable to show his best form this time and finished fourth. The talented Martin Fitzwater rounded out the top five, cementing his reputation as a future star of the division.

Top 5 Mr. Olympia and Prize Money:

  1. Derek Lunsford – 600.000

  2. Andrew Jacked – 100.000

  3. Martin Fitzwater – 35.000 $


 

Men's Physique: Ryan Terry's Third Title

 

In the division that embodies the athletic beach aesthetic, Briton Ryan Terry once again proved his dominance. He won his third title and became a living legend of "Men's Physique." His victory was built on the perfect combination of proportions, symmetry, and a confident stage presence.

Ali Bilal took second place, showing significant progress. Legendary Brandon Hendrickson placed third, proving that his experience enables him to stay at the top. Erin Banks and Edvan Palmeira placed fourth and fifth, confirming the category's high level of competition.

Top 5 Men's Physique and prize money:

  1. Ryan Terry ($50,000)

  2. Ali Bilal ($20,000)

  3. Brandon Hendrickson ($12,000)

  4. Erin Banks ($7,000)

  5. Edvan Palmeira ($6,000)


 

Classic Physique: Ramon "Dino"'s new era

 

After Chris Bumstead's retirement, a new era began in the "Classic Physique" category. As expected, Brazilian Ramon "Dino" Rocha Queiroz claimed the throne. His incredible aesthetics, reminiscent of bodybuilding's "Golden Era," left his competitors with no chance.

German athlete Mike Sommerfeld came second, showing impressive progress. Posing master Terrence Ruffin placed third again. Ramon "Dino"'s victory marks the beginning of his dominance in one of today's most popular divisions.

Top 5 Classic Physique and prize money:

  1. Ramon Rocha Queiroz – 100.000

  2. Terrence Ruffin – 12.000

  3. Niall Darwen – 6.000 $


 

Men's 212: Keone Pearson's dominance

 

In the 212-pound division, Keone Pearson won his third consecutive title. His flawless physique, combining volume with incredible detail, makes him the undisputed leader of the category. Former champion Shaun Clarida came second again, and Lucas Garcia placed third.

Top 5 Men's 212 and prize money:

  1. Keone Pearson – 90.000

  2. Lucas Garcia – 12.000

  3. Courage Opara – 6.000 $


 

Women's Division Results

 

The women's competitions were also full of highlights.

  • Ms. Olympia: Andrea Shaw won her sixth title, confirming her status as queen.

  • Fitness: Michelle Fredua-Mensha won with her perfect physique and artistry.

  • Figure: Rhea Gayle from Great Britain became the new champion.

  • Bikini: Maureen Blanquisco took first place again in the most popular category.

  • Women's Physique: Gold went to Natalia Abraham Coelho.

  • Wellness: Brazil’s Eduarda Bezerra celebrated victory.


 

Wheelchair category (Wheelchair Olympia)

 

In this division, which showcases incredible willpower, James Berger won.


 

Support for your athletic goals

 

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