The 2024 Men’s Physique Olympia pre-judging round was held in the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV, on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. Two former champions, Ryan Terry and Erin Banks, headline this field.

The following athletes competed during numerical comparisons and individual introductions. The numbers to the left of their names below are the numbers they wore on stage:

2024 Men’s Physique Olympia Pre-Judging

Gantulga Altankhuyag

Omer Bahamed

Ali Bilal

Erin Banks

Christopher Barr

Aundre Benson

George Brown

Steven Cao

Alessandro Cavagnola

Ricardo Cenat

Vitor Chave

Rhyan Clark

Emerson Costa

Emmanuel Jesus Oliveira Da Costa

Riccardo Croci

Drew Cullen

Philippe Degila

Mauro Fialho

Reuben Glass

Guilherme Gualberto

Wilfred Harris

Juxian He

Kadeem Hillman

Emanual Hunter

Jason Huynh

Farouq Ishimoto

Adama Jammeh

Miroslav Juricek

Mehdi Kabbadj

Hossein Karimi

Isai Kesek

Min Su Kim

Yoon Sung Lee

Jinbo Li

Vincius Mateus Viera Lima

Benquil Marigny

Jeremiah Maxey

Clarence McSpadden

Corey Morris

Carlos Asiedu Ocran

Not Assigned

Rafael Oliveira

Burak Ozkul

Edvan Palmeira

Abisai Pietersz

Sidy Pouye

Chris Putra

Victor Ramirez

Sharif Reid

Joven Sagabain

Kaique Santos

Karym Nathan Saripada

Not Assigned

Alexander Toplyn

Jo Uezato

Emile Walker

Jingyu Xu

Ryan Terry

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All the athletes were placed into numerical comparisons and individually introduced to the crowd.

First Callout

Ali Bilal

Erin Banks

Vitor Chave

Emanual Hunter

Corey Morris

Carlos Asiedu Ocran

Edvan Palmeira

Ryan Terry

Second Callout

Carlos Asiedu Ocran

Corey Morris

Edvan Palmeira

Vitor Chave

Third Callout

Juxian He

Yoon Sung Lee

Abisai Pietersz

Sidy Pouye

Victor Ramirez

Kaique Santos

Jo Uezato

Fourth Callout

Emile Walker

Isai Kesek

Ricardo Cenat

Drew Cullen

Guilherme Gualberto

Jason Huynh

Adama Jammeh

Miroslav Juricek

Fifth Callout

Farouq Ishimoto

Kadeem Hillman

Mehdi Kabbadj

Jeremiah Maxey

Christopher Barr

George Brown

Alessandro Cavagnola

Rhyan Clark

Sixth Callout

Joven Sagabain

Vincius Mateus Viera Lima

Jinbo Li

Min Su Kim

Steven Cao

Emerson Costa

Philippe Degila

Rafael Oliveira

Seventh Callout

Chris Putra

Wilfred Harris

Alexander Toplyn

Jingyu Xu

Gantulga Altankhuyag

Omer Bahamed

Aundre Benson

Eighth Callout

Emmanuel Jesus Oliveira Da Costa

Karym Nathan Saripada

Mauro Fialho

Rafael Oliveira

Guilherme Gualberto

Clarence McSpadden

Ninth Callout

Kaique Santos

Vitor Chave

Carlos Asiedu Ocran

Sidy Pouye

Benquil Marigny

10th Callout

Ali Bilal

Erin Banks

Emanual Hunter

Corey Morris

Edvan Palmeira

Ryan Terry

Commentary

The judges frequently moved the members of the first callout, but Banks and Terry ended in the middle of the comparison. There were frequent switches during each callout’s comparison.

The last callout matters most, and Terry was in the center with Ali Bilal, meaning they are in the lead going into the final.

The top 10 from pre-judging advance to Resorts World in Las Vegas for the finals on Saturday night. BarBend will provide updates throughout the evening. Fans can watch from home via the live stream available on the Olympia Productions website.

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Pre-judging for the 2024 Classic Physique Olympia occurred at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV, on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. It is the world championship event for the 2024 season.

The firm favorite for this competition is the five-time defending champion, Chris Bumstead. He had 54 contenders seeking to dethrone him, including 2024 Arnold Classic Physique winner Wesley Vissers and 2023 Olympia runner-up Ramon Rocha Querioz.

2024 Classic Physique Olympia Pre-Judging

The following athletes competed during numerical comparisons and individual introductions. The numbers to the left of their names below are the numbers they wore on stage:

Tomas Adame

Osmar Alanis

Abdullah Al-Sairafi

Kim Angel

Breon Ansley

Vahid Badpei

Justin Badurina

Jihoon Bang

Bjay Carswell

Hanjin Choi

Adrian Cyronek

Michael Daboul

Niall Darwen

Carlos Dommar

Logan Franklin

Breno Penna Freire

Fanni Fuadi

Diego Alejandro Garavito

Matthew Greggo

Jorge Arturo Herrera

Junior Javorski

Not Assigned

Shicheng Jin

Tyler Johnson

Nathaniel Joiner

Fabio Junio

Urs Kalecinski

Chen Kang

Andrei Kozhokar

Hyun Seok Lee

Not Assigned

Everson Costa Melo

Matheus Menegate

Jose Manuel Munoz

Richard Nagy

Jaehun Park

Damien Patrick

Not Assigned

Zhivko Petkov

Ramon Rocha Queiroz

Luca Reger

Emanuele Ricotti

Lamar Shaw

Daryn Shirbayev

Not Assigned

Mike Sommerfeld

Fabiony Sylvain

Andres Eduardo Taveras

Tony Taveras

Robert Timms

Wesley Vissers

Shitian Wang

Eric Wildberger

Jeremiah Willies

Kellen Wilson

Soo Min Yoon

Gabriel Zancanelli

Chris Bumstead

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First Callout

Breon Ansley

Michael Daboul

Urs Kalecinski

Jose Manuel Munoz

Ramon Rocha Queiroz

Wesley Vissers

Chris Bumstead

Mike Sommerfeld

Second Callout

Wesley Vissers

Michael Daboul

Ramon Rocha Queiroz

Jose Manuel Munoz

Breon Ansley

Third Callout

Eric Wildberger

Jaehun Park

Matheus Menegate

Matthew Greggo

Logan Franklin

Justin Badurina

Niall Darwen

Fourth Callout

Jihoon Bang

Adrian Cyronek

Carlos Dommar

Fabio Junio

Richard Nagy

Emanuele Ricotti

Robert Timms

Gabriel Zancanelli

Fifth Callout

Vahid Badpei

Fanni Fuadi

Junior Javorski

Damien Patrick

Luca Reger

Soo Min Yoon

Jorge Arturo Herrera

Osmar Alanis

Sixth Callout

Jeremiah Willies

Tomas Adame

Shicheng Jin

Abdullah Al-Sairafi

Everson Costa Melo

Zhivko Petkov

Lamar Shaw

Kellen Wilson

Seventh Callout

Kim Angel

Bjay Carswell

Tyler Johnson

Nathaniel Joiner

Daryn Shirbayev

Tony Taveras

Eighth Callout

Hanjin Choi

Andrei Kozhokar

Hyun Seok Lee

Chen Kang

Breno Penna Freire

Andres Eduardo Taveras

Shitian Wang

Ninth Callout

Michael Daboul

Matthew Greggo

Matheus Menegate

Wesley Vissers

10th Callout

Breon Ansley

Jose Manuel Munoz

Ramon Rocha Queiroz

11th Callout

Urs Kalecinski

Mike Sommerfeld

Chris Bumstead

The Play-by-Play

The crowd was significantly larger and louder than Friday’s Prejudging. NFL legends Shannon Sharpe and Shaun Merriman were present.

Queiroz had many supporters in the audience, as expected. Bumstead’s fans cheered the loudest as he took the stage, and, as expected, he was in the middle of the first callout. Urs Kalecinski and Mike Sommerfeld flanked him. They were sent back in line, indicating them as the top three in the field. This was confirmed when they were brought out for the final callout.

The final round for Classic Physique is part of the Saturday night show at the Resorts World Theater in Las Vegas. The top 10 will battle for the title of world champion.

Stay tuned to BarBend for continuing coverage. Fans can watch from home via the live stream available on the Olympia Productions website.

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Chris Bumstead is the talk of the town — in Las Vegas, at least. The 2024 Olympia, which runs in Sin City from Oct. 10 to 13, is bodybuilding’s biggest and most prestigious contest. It’s also the site of “CBum’s” prospective sixth Classic Physique title.

Bumstead, who first won in 2019 and every year since, is the most famous active bodybuilder on the planet.

As the 2024 Olympia closed in, rumors began to circulate that Bumstead would announce his retirement during or shortly after the big day.

Bumstead was asked point-blank about his post-Olympia career plans during the event’s press conference on Thursday, Oct. 10. He ducked the question, sort of.

Chris Bumstead on Retirement at the 2024 Olympia

Bumstead puffed his chest at the presser while seated with the leading men of the Classic Physique and Open divisions, including current Mr. Olympia Derek Lunsford.

“I’m not sure they even believe themselves,” quipped Bumstead when asked whether he believes in his competitors’ declarations about taking his Olympia title. “Every year it’s been someone different, but in my mind they’re all battling for second.”

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But it was a question on his post-Olympia prospect that proved the most illuminating for fans of the five-time champ. Olympia host Bob Cicherillo jabbed Bumstead with a specific question on his would-be retirement:

Cicherillo: “The rumor mill is swirling … if you win the title this weekend, is that it?”

Bumstead: “I think since 2020 I’ve been telling people I have one more left in me. I won last year, and I’ve got to put in the work to win again this year. That’s all I’m focusing on.”

Bumstead added that he feels he has “more in him if he wants it,” but offered no further specifics.

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Bigger Than Bodybuilding

Since his emergence as the face of bodybuilding’s most exciting new division, Bumstead has grown into more than a professional physique athlete. Boasting nearly 25 million followers on Instagram alone, Bumstead’s fame goes a long way toward buoying the sport as a whole.

That said, the champ has repeatedly implied that his days as an Olympia competitor — unlike many of his colleagues, Bumstead only competes once a year — may be winding down.

Bumstead and partner Courtney King welcomed their first child, Bradley, in April.

In September, Bumstead announced a significant move toward entrepreneurial pursuits by taking a partial ownership stake with athleticwear brand Gymshark.

Bumstead operates his own gym, RAW Athletic Club, in addition to a supplement and meal prep line.

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The 2024 Olympia may be Bumstead’s swan song. Speculation abounds, which puts eyeballs on Bumstead and the Olympia expo as a whole. It’s in the interest of all parties to leave the door open — fans will know before long whether CBum has decided to step across the threshold.

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It’s getting down to the wire now. The 2024 Mr. Olympia pre-judging round was held on Friday night, Oct. 11, 2024, at Resorts World in Las Vegas, NV. The Men’s Open division is the main event of the historic 60th weekend of the “O.”

15 Men’s Open competitors were greeted on stage, including three past champions: Derek Lunsford (2023), Hadi Choopan (2022), and Brandon Curry (2019). After they took their time onstage, it was time for callouts and comparisons.

2024 Mr. Olympia Pre-Judging

Athletes below are assigned their corresponding competition number used during callout comparisons:

Hadi Choopan

Theo Leguerrier

Rafael Brandao 

Hunter Labrada 

John Jewett 

Jon Delarosa 

Brandon Curry 

Martin Fitzwater 

Akim Williams 

Samson Dauda

Mohamed Foda 

Chinedu Obiekea (Andrew Jacked)

William Bonac 

Bruno Santos 

Derek Lunsford 

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First Callout

Rafael Brandao 

Martin Fitzwater 

Derek Lunsford 

Samson Dauda

Hadi Choopan

Hunter Labrada 

Chinedu Obiekea (Andrew Jacked)

Second Callout

John Jewett 

Jon Delarosa 

Brandon Curry 

William Bonac 

Third Callout

Theo Leguerrier

Akim Williams 

Mohamed Foda 

Bruno Santos 

Fourth Callout

Rafael Brandao 

Martin Fitzwater 

Hunter Labrada 

Chinedu Obiekea (Andrew Jacked)

William Bonac 

Fifth Callout

Derek Lunsford 

Samson Dauda

Hadi Choopan

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The Play-by-Play

As a whole, event commentators remarked on how strong the field looked as pre-judging kicked off.

Lunsford, Choopan, and Dauda were in the center of the first callout, replicating the top three from 2023. Lunsford started in the middle, but Dauda shifted in for another round of poses. 

Those three had the final callout to themselves. Lunsford started in the middle, then Dauda, and then Choopan held the center spot between his two rivals to close the evening.

Fans were left to wonder if Lunsford did enough to defend the crown. The event commentators remarked that his posing and posture improved as pre-judging progressed.

Commentators remarked on the strong showing from freshman Martin Fitzwater, who made first callouts on his Olympia debut. Jacked played his enormous stature to his advantage, while Labrada held strong with exceptional conditioning.

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Onto the Final

This is a two-day show; the finals will occur on Saturday night, Oct. 12, 2024, in Resorts World. Fans at home can order the pay-per-view livestream to keep up with all the action live on the Olympia Productions website.

BarBend will share updates throughout the weekend as all 11 pro divisions announce their respective world champions. 

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Resorts World in Las Vegas, NV, hosted the 2024 212 Olympia contest finals, one of 11 world championship events held at the 2024 Olympia. The top 10 from pre-judging were invited back to the stage to face off and determine the overall champion. Among them were the two most recent champions, reigning champ Keone Pearson and two-time winner Shaun Clarida, who was about to have his win record matched.

Each of the 10 finalists performed individual routines before comparisons for confirmation by the judges. The callouts were as follows:

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First Callout

Jordan Janowitz

Ahmad Ashkanani 

Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira

Francisco Barrios Vlk

Fabricio Moreira

Giuseppe Christian Zagarella

Second Callout

Kerrith Bajjo

Shaun Clarida

Angel Calderon Frias

Keone Pearson 

The championship came down to a rematch between Pearson and Clarida. Ultimately, the judges did not feel the throne could be forfeited, and Pearson defended the crown.

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2024 212 Olympia Results

Keone Pearson — $50,000

Shaun Clarida — $20,000

Angel Calderon Frias — $12,000

Kerrith Bajjo — $7,000

Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira — $6,000

BarBend is covering all 11 world championship events from Las Vegas. Check-in as coverage continues through the 60th Mr. Olympia contest finals on Saturday night, Oct. 12, 2024. Fans can watch from home via the live stream available on the Olympia Productions website.

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The 2024 Wellness Olympia finals occurred on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024, in Las Vegas, NV. After 37 competitors faced the judges in the first round at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the top 10 went back onstage at Resorts World, including three-time defending champion Francielle Mattos.

Mattos, the three-time incumbent, was the expected favorite to win it all. But in a surprising upset, Isabelle Nunes was declared the 2024 Wellness Olympia Champion.

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First Callout

Alexis Adams

Leonida Ciobu

Rayane Fogal

Kassandra Gillis

Giselle Machado

Lisa Meiswinkel

Second Callout

Eduarda Bezerra

Francielle Mattos

Isabelle Nunes

Elisa Alcantara

The fans and athletes were ready to hear the winner, and after a traditional dramatic pause, Bob Cicherillo announced Nunes as champion. The top five, along with their prize money, are below. The top three are qualified for the 2025 Olympia.

“I’ve been dreaming for this moment for a long time,” said Nunes. “I prayed for it every day.” In unseating Mattos, Nunes marked herself as the division’s second-ever champion.

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2024 Wellness Olympia Results

Isabelle Nunes — $50,000

Francielle Mattos — $20,000

Eduarda Bezerra — $12,000

Elisa Alcantara — $7,000

Giselle Machado — $6,000

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The 2024 Fitness Olympia finals were held at Resorts World Theater in Las Vegas, NV, on the evening of Oct. 11, 2024. Earlier in the day, the 12 contestants were compared in the Physique round, which counted for one-third of their score.

Missy Truscott and Tamara Vahn seemed to be the top two after pre-judging. When the dust settled, Truscott had bagged the gold.

The second half of the competition was the Performance round, which accounts for two-thirds of each athlete’s overall score. All 12 athletes entertained the live crowd with their unique routines.

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The Play-by-Play

With 2023 champion Oksana Grishina out, we were guaranteed a new champion. 2024 Arnold Classic UK winner Jaclyn Baker paid tribute to Vegas Showgirls with her performance.

2023 Olympia runner-up Taylor Learmont had her supporters in the audience, and she wowed them with her fast-paced routine that looked effortless.

Tamara Vahn paid tribute to iconic singer Tina Turner and got the crowd going, with fans bobbing their heads while watching the performance.

Fans waited with bated breath when Truscott came out. One year ago, she suffered a knee injury during her performance. She dressed as a Spartan and performed like a gladiator while sporting a sparkling knee brace.

Once the judges’ scores were tabulated, announcer Bob Cicherillo revealed the top five —the top three earn automatic qualifications for the 2025 Olympia.

2024 Fitness Olympia Results

Missy Truscott — $50,000

Jaclyn Baker — $20,000

Taylor Learmont — $12,000

Allison Kramer — $7,000

Tamara Vahn — $6,000

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There is much more to come from Las Vegas. Stay tuned to BarBend for continuing coverage of the 2024 Olympia. Watch all the action from home by ordering the pay-per-view livestream on the Olympia Productions website.

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The 2024 Figure Olympia, which concluded on Oct. 11, 2024, was similar for those who have watched bodybuilding’s world championships for most of the past decade: Eight-time champion Cydney Gillon wins in dominant fashion. And she did.

After winning her eighth consecutive championship in Las Vegas, NV, Gillon took the mic from announcer Bob Cicherillo and relayed that this was her farewell from competitive bodybuilding.

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With her eighth victory secured, Gillon retires on a high note, tying Lee Haney and Ronnie Coleman with eight Olympia titles. However, she still trails Iris Kyle, who won 10 Ms. Olympia titles throughout the 2000s and 2010s.

Cydney Gillon: The Figure G.O.A.T.?

The Women’s Figure division has been a battle for silver for almost a decade, thanks to Gillon. Beginning in 2017, Gillon established a run at the “O” that most competitors, in Figure or otherwise, could only dream of.

Gillon has mostly opted to compete solely at the Olympia each year, though she has several Arnold Classic Figure wins to her name as well during her tenure at the top of the category.

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While she bowed out gracefully on stage, Gillon did not specify what her post-bodybuilding plans would be. In 2016, Gillon had a brief stint as a reality television contestant during a season of Survivor: Kaôh Rōng, where she finished in fourth place.

If Gillon can bring her Olympia A-game to her next pursuit, we’re sure she’ll set forth another dynasty to be proud of. BarBend congratulates Gillon on a spectacular career.

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The 2024 Women’s Physique Olympia finals were a part of the Friday night show at Resorts World in Las Vegas, NV, on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. The top 10 from the pre-judging round earlier in the day returned to the stage to face the judges one more time with hopes of becoming champion.

The heavy favorites were three-time defending champion Sarah Villegas and 2022 winner Natalia Abraham Coelho. After a tight battle, Villegas walked away with her fourth Olympia title.

The judges put the top 10 through confirmation comparisons. Those callouts were as follows:

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First Callout

Zama Benta

Tracey Guile

Ana Harias

Jeanette Johansson

Natalie Rae Wolfe

Marika Jones

Second Callout

Sheronica Henton

Natalia Abraham Coelho

Sarah Villegas

Barbara Menage

To no one’s surprise, the two champions held center stage, splitting fan support. The 10 finalists showcased their physiques to the fans, who shared their appreciation for each athlete. Then, it was time to announce the top five, culminating with the winner: Sarah Villegas. The top three finishers qualify for the 2025 Olympia.

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2024 Women’s Physique Olympia Results

Sarah Villegas — $50,000

Natalia Abraham Coelho — $20,000

Sheronica Henton — $12,000

Barbara Menage — $7,000

Zama Benta — $6,000

BarBend’s 2024 Olympia coverage rolls on with Saturday’s action, culminating with the finals of the 60th Mr. Olympia. You can watch the 2024 Olympia live by ordering the pay-per-view via the Olympia Productions website.

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The 2024 Ms. Olympia finals was one of five world championship events held at Resorts World in Las Vegas, NV, on Friday, Oct.11, 2024. This contest featured four-time reigning champion Andrea Shaw and Angela Yeo, who defeated Shaw seven weeks earlier at the 2024 Rising Phoenix contest.

They joined the rest of the top ten from pre-judging back onstage for the finals to see who would win. The judges introduced them to the audience and put them through a confirmation round. The summary of the callouts is below:

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First Callout

Nadia Capotosto

Leyvina Rodrigues Barros

Kristina Mendoza

Theresa Ivancik

Michaela Aycock

Sherry Priami

Second Callout

Ashley Lynnette Jones

Andrea Shaw

Angela Yeo

Helle Trevino

The top three finishers are automatically qualified for the 2025 Ms. Olympia. The top five athletes from this big contest are below:

2024 Ms. Olympia Results

Andrea Shaw — $50,000

Angela Yeo — $20,000

Ashley Lynnette Jones — $12,000

Helle Trevino — $7,000

Nadia Capotosto — $6,000

BarBend‘s coverage of all 11 world championship events continues from Las Vegas. The 60th Mr. Olympia contest finals are on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. Fans can watch from home by ordering the pay-per-view livestream on the Olympia Productions website.

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