The 2024 Sheru Classic Mumbai Pro show held in Mumbai, India, took place from December 20-22. It featured competitors from four divisions: Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Men’s Wheelchair, and Bikini — all of which fought for cash prizes and Olympia qualifications.
There are limited opportunities for IFBB Pro athletes to guarantee qualifications for the 2025 Mr. Olympia, which has yet to reveal its official date, location, and venue. With that in mind, this show held special significance, especially for the four divisions showcased over the weekend.
The IFBB Pro League announced that the qualification period began on September 16, 2024, and runs until September 14, 2025, leaving competitors plenty of time to guarantee their entry to the biggest event of the year.
2024 Sheru Classic Mumbai Pro Show Winners
- Classic Physique: Anand Yadav
- Men’s Physique: Manoj Patil
- Men’s Wheelchair: Ravinder Singh
- Bikini: Jil Meret Schmitz
2024 Sheru Classic Mumbai Pro Show Results
Classic Physique
- Winner — Anand Yadav
- Second Place — Hamid Mehrabani
- Third Place — Saeid Goudarzi
- Fourth Place — Azamat Karabashev
- Fifth Place — Jenev Varghese
- Sixth Place — Andrei Murashkin
- Seventh Place — Sajjad Samandar
- Eighth Place — Piyush Rajput
- Ninth Place — Joe Manjoo
Anand Yadav presented a stellar look in India, thanks to his impressive muscle volume, conditioning, and shape. He last competed at the 2023 Sheru Classic India Pro show, where he carved out a fourth-place showing. He brought up his chest and arms to make a compelling case for gold at this event.
In addition, Hamid Mehrabani was another frontrunner that judges were watching closely. His conditioning was top-tier and carried him through prejudging. He last tested his mettle at the 2024 Huanji Pro, taking fourth place. In the end, Anand Yadav got his hand raised in first place. Hamid Mehrabani and Saeid Goudarzi took second and third place.
View this post on InstagramGet Fitter, FasterLevel Up Your Fitness: Join our 💪 strong community in Fitness Volt Newsletter. Get daily inspiration, expert-backed workouts, nutrition tips, the latest in strength sports, and the support you need to reach your goals. Subscribe for free!
Men’s Physique
- Winner — Manoj Patil
- Second Place — Amit Agre
- Third Place — Anik Ghosh
- Fourth Place — Ravi Pawar
- Fifth Place — Sandeep Sahoo
- Sixth Place — Shubham Kandu
- Seventh Place — Raja Ajith
- Eighth Place — Surojit Dey
- Ninth Place — Gowtham Gowthu
- Tenth Place — Navid Aali
Manoj Patil stood out in Men’s Physique and was looking to nab an early qualification for the 2025 Mr. Olympia. His symmetry combined with his conditioning allowed him to shine during comparisons. He last tested himself at the 2023 Sheru Classic India in eighth place.
Meanwhile, Amit Agre also commanded the judges’ attention with a solid upper body and detailed back. Having last competed at the 2024 Invictus Pro in fourth place, he was determined to earn the title in India. Ultimately, Manoj Patil won first prize. Amit Agre and Anik Ghosh closed out the show in second and third place.
Men’s Wheelchair
- Winner — Ravinder Singh
- Second Place — Rajesh John
- Third Place — Anand Arnold
Men’s Wheelchair saw a battle. Ravinder Singh made it clear he was determined to win the show, having displayed one of his all-time best packages. He continues to improve under the IFBB Pro League banner and always brings impressive posing routines.
In his way was Rajesh John, another top name in the category. He was riding high on momentum after claiming the 2024 Arnold Classic Men’s Wheelchair title. After a battle, Ravinder Singh pulled away with the victory. Rajesh John and Anand Arnold finished in second and third place.
Bikini
- Winner — Jil Meret Schmitz
- Second Place — Chaniporn Kaechote
- Third Place — Lisa Reith
- Fourth Place — Hana Salehi
- Fifth Place — Sarah Neuheisel
- Sixth Place — Rania Stamatiadou
- Seventh Place — Rutuja Hegshetye
- Eighth Place — Anna Egorkina
- Ninth Place — Kateryna Spievakova
- Tenth Place — Alisa Nemtinova
In the Bikini category, Jil Meret Schmitz stood out with impressive symmetry and an hourglass figure. She continues to showcase evolution in her physique since entering the sport. She last competed at the 2023 Olympia contest, where she tied for 16th place.
Meanwhile, Chaniporn Kaechote was another contender who received a huge reaction from the crowd. Chaniporn Kaechote last competed at the 2024 NPC Worldwide Thai Muscle Regional, where she took first place. After an on-stage back and forth, Jil Meret Schmitz claimed the title. Chaniporn Kaechote and Lisa Reith took second and third place.
That wraps up all the action in India. Our team at Fitness Volt thanks you for checking out our official results!
You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and
YouTube for even more content.
