2022 Mr. Olympia Men’s 212 Bodybuilding Results and Prize Money

Shaun Clarida wins his second Men's 212 title at 2022 Olympia

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2022 Olympia Men 212 Results
2022 Olympia Men 212 Results (via NPCNews)

The 2022 Olympia finals in Men’s 212 Bodybuilding wrapped up on Friday, Dec. 16, with Shaun Clarida regaining his title, thus becoming a two-time 212 Olympia champion.

The title has been subject to a game of hot potato ever since seven-time 212 kingpin Flex Lewis decided to retire in 2018. While there were whispers about his potential move into Open bodybuilding, it never happened. Instead, Derek Lunsford, the reigning 212 Olympia from last year, accepted a special invitation to debut in the Open class at 2022 Mr. Olympia. 

Since Lunsford decided to try out the Open and not defend his 212 title, it was up for grabs this year. During prejudging and finals, fans quickly took notice of Kamal Elgargni‘s shredded back. However, judges had a hard time ignoring the fullness and 3D musculature of Shaun Clardia, who earned the 212 title back in 2020

Angel Calderon Frias also brought granite conditioning, which he used as an effective weapon to push Elgargni throughout the contest. By the time the show was over, ‘The Giant Killer’ Shaun Clarida secured his second 212 Olympia title. Additionally, Angel Calderon Frias finished runner-up and Kamal Elgargni took third.

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Following the top three, fourth-place finisher Ahmad Ashkanani brought a well-balanced physique and the finals concluded with Oleh Kryvyi rounding out the top five.

Check out the official 212 Olympia results below!

2022 Men’s 212 Olympia Top 10 Placings

  • Winner — Shaun Clarida $50,000
  • Second Place — Angel Calderon Frias $20,000
  • Third Place —   Kamal Elgargni  $10,000 
  • Fourth Place — Ahmad Ashkanani  $6,000
  • Fifth Place — Oleh Kryvyi  $4,000
  • Sixth Place — Keone Pearson
  • Seventh Place — Kerrith Bajjo
  • Eighth Place — Felipe Moraes
  • Ninth Place — Bryan Balzano
  • Tenth Place — Dean White
212 Olympia Top 5
212 Olympia Top 5

Men’s 212 Official Scorecard

212 Olympia Scorecard
212 Olympia Scorecard

Pictures & Highlights

212 Olympia Finals
212 Olympia Finals

212 Olympia Past Winners

2021 Derek Lunsford Orlando, FL
2020 Shaun Clarida Orlando, FL
2019 Kamal Elgargni Las Vegas, NV
2018 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2017 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2016 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2015 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2014 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2013 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2012 Flex Lewis Las Vegas, NV
2011 Kevin English Las Vegas, NV
2010 Kevin English Las Vegas, NV
2009 Kevin English Las Vegas, NV
2008 David Henry Las Vegas, NV

Read also: All 212 Olympia Winners Since 2008 (and History of the Division)

2022 Olympia Results

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Doug Murray is a News Editor for Fitness Volt with a focus on strength sports, including bodybuilding and powerlifting. His experience covering diverse sports, including MMA, for publications like Sportskeeda and CagesidePress informs his in-depth reporting.
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