2019 Mr. Olympia: Results And Prize Money For All Divisions

The 2019 Mr. Olympia is in the books, after a weekend of great competition.. Here are the results from each division of the competition, along with the prize money awarded.

This year’s Olympia saw athletes from around the world coming together to earn the coveted Mr. Olympia title. It was known, headed into the event, that new champions were to be crowned in the Men’s 212, Classic Physique, Men’s Physisue, as well as the Men’s Open Bodybuilding.

However, few expected that every Men’s Division would see new champions, along with a new Bikini winner as well. It was an incredible weekend of bodybuilding action. Here are the results of the competitions.

Olympia 2019 Results: Men’s Divisions

Men’s Open – Mr. Olympia

The Men’s Open is the most sought-after division to compete in. Following the removal of last year’s champ Shawn Rhoden from competition, a new champion would be crowned. Many people brought peak physiques, but in the end Brandon Curry would be victorious.

1. Brandon Curry – $400,000
2. William Bonac – $150,000
3. Hadi Choopan – $100,000
4. Dexter Jackson – $45,000
5. Roelly Winklaar – $40,000
6. Steve Kuclo
7. Cedric McMillan
8. Lukas Osladil
9. Akim Williams
10. Patrick Moore

Check here the Mr. Olympia 2019 Results and Scorecard

212 Olympia

The 212 Olympia would also see a new champion, following the retirement of Flex Lewis from 212 competition. As a result, Kamal Elgargni would step up to earn that vacant title. However, he too would announce his retirement, following the impressive win.

1. Kamal Elgargni – $50,000
2. Derek Lunsford – $20,000
3. Shaun Clarida – $10,000
4. John Jewett – $6,000
5. Ahmad Ashkanani – $4,000
6. Sami Al Haddad
7. Eduardo Correa Da Silva
8. Hidetada Yamagishi
9. Aaron Polites
10. Angel Calderon Frias

Check here the 212 Olympia 2019 Results and Scorecard

Classic Physique Olympia

The Classic Physique Division ended up being one of the most exciting parts of the Olympia. Previous two-time champ Breon Ansley looked to add a third title to his collection. However, Chris Bumstead would end up snatching that crown from underneath him.

1. Chris Bumstead – $30,000
2. Breon Ansley – $10,000
3. George Peterson – $5,000
4. Keone Pearson – $3000
5. Chen Kang – $2000
6. Alex Cambronero
7. Dani Younan
8. Arash Rahbar
9. Courage Opara
10. Stan De Longeaux

Check here the Classic Physique Olympia 2019 Results and Scorecard

Men’s Physique

Going into the Olympia, it was expected that Brandon Hendrickson would defend his Men’s Physique title. Nevertheless, in a turn of events, yet another new champion would be crowned. Raymont Edmunds would prove to the judges that he had what it takes to earn that title.

1. Raymont Edmunds – $35,000
2. Andre Ferguson – $12,000
3. Kyron Holden – $8000
4. Brandon Hendrickson – $4000
5. Ryan Terry, $2000
6. Carlos DeOliveira
7. Anthony Gilkes
8. Xavisus Gayden
9. George Brown
10. Ondrej Kmostak

Check here the Men’s Physique Olympia 2019 Results and Scorecard

Olympia 2019 Results: Women’s Divisions

Bikini Olympia

In the lead up to this year’s Olympia, it was known that Angelica Teixeira was the woman to beat in Bikini. She had won two years in a row, and was going for a third. However as it turns out, Elisa Pecini would be the one to capture that title this year.

1. Elisa Pecini – $50,000
2. Janet Layug – $20,000
3. Angelica Teixeira – $12,000
4. Lauralie Chapados – $7,000
5. Jennifer Dorie – $6,000
6. Ashley Kaltwasser
7. Jennifer Ronzitti
8. Etila Santiago Santos
9. Maureen Blanquisco
10. Marcia Goncalves

Check here the Bikini Olympia Results and Scorecard

Fitness Olympia

The Women’s Fitness division is considered to be the best female division currently available at the Olympia. In that division, Whitney Jones could be starting a long reign. She dominated her competition this year, to earn her second consecutive championship.

1. Whitney Jones – $50,000
2. Missy Truscott – $20,000
3. Ryall Graber – $12,000
4. Jaclyn Baker – $7,000
5. Tiffany Chandler – $6,000
6. Jeanine Taddeo
7. Marta Aguiar
8. Darrian Borello
9. Jennifer Worth
10. Sara Kovach

Check here the Fitness Olympia 2019 Results and Scorecard

Women’s Physique

The Women’s Physique division was one of many divisions seeing a boost in prize money, especially for the top spot. Therefore, it was a battle to see who wanted that win more, as these ladies took the stage. In the end, it was Shanique Grant who would walk away with the $40,000 prize, winning yet again.

1. Shanique Grant – $40,000
2. Sarah Villegas – $18,000
3. Natalia Abraham Coelho – $12,000
4. Daniely Castilho – $6,000
5. Laura Pintado Chinchilla – $4,000
6. Valentina Mishina
7. Jennifer Taylor
8. Margita Zamolova
9. Tohefafa Ameko
10. Sheikha Nguyen

Check here the Women’s Physique Olympia Results and Scorecard

Figure Olympia

The Figure Olympia showcases some of the top female competitors in the world. Cydney Gillon looked to win for the third year in a row. Despite some stiff competition, in the end she would do just that.

1. Cydney Gillon – $50,000
2. Latorya Watts – $20,000
3. Nadia Wyatt – $12,000
4. Jessica Reyes Padilla – $7000
5. Carly Starling-Horrell – $ 6000
6. Ivana Ivusic
7. Tarryn Garlington
8. Ashley Soto
9. Martina Yabekova
10. Sandra Grajales