2025 EVLS Prague Pro Results — Martin Fitzwater Defends Title

The 2025 EVLS Prague Pro returned to Prague, Czech Republic, from October 25–26, delivering one of the most anticipated events of the post-Olympia season. The competition featured seven divisions — Men’s Open, Men’s 212 Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini, Figure, and Wellness — all vying for 2026 Mr. Olympia qualifications.

This year’s Men’s Open lineup was among the most competitive in Europe. Former Mr. Olympia Samson Dauda sought redemption after losing his title to Derek Lunsford. Meanwhile, Martin Fitzwater the defending Prague champion, looked to prove that his 2024 win wasn’t a fluke. Adding to the excitement, Keone Pearson, fresh off becoming a three-time 212 Olympia champion, made his much-anticipated Men’s Open debut, while local favorite Michal “Krizo” Krizanek aimed to capture gold in front of his regional fanbase.

When the dust settled, it was Martin Fitzwater who successfully defended his Prague Pro title, defeating Samson Dauda in a thrilling showdown. Krizo rounded out the top three, with Keone Pearson’s impressive Open debut earning him fourth place.

2025 EVLS Prague Pro Winners

• Men’s Open Bodybuilding: Martin Fitzwater
• Men’s 212 Bodybuilding: Yinka Majolagbe
• Classic Physique: Terrence Ruffin
• Men’s Physique: Emile Walker
• Figure: Dorethane Agathina
• Bikini: Jasmine Gonzalez
• Wellness: Chelsey Warnes

2025 EVLS Prague Pro Results

Men’s Open Bodybuilding

Fitzwater’s razor-sharp conditioning, dense muscle fullness, and confident posing helped him fend off heavyweights like Samson Dauda and Michal Krizanek to retain his title.

• Winner — Martin Fitzwater
• Second Place — Samson Dauda
• Third Place — Michal Krizanek
• Fourth Place — Keone Pearson
• Fifth Place — Joan Pradells Martinez
• Sixth Place — Jan Turek
• Seventh Place — Tim Budesheim
• Eighth Place — Pavel Beran
• Ninth Place — Damian Kuffel
• Tenth Place — Josef Kveton

Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

Majolagbe impressed with a polished, symmetrical physique and tight conditioning that outclassed a stacked lineup. His win earns him an early qualification for the 2026 Olympia 212 division.

• Winner — Yinka Majolagbe
• Second Place — Amin Parvaneh
• Third Place — Karol Malecki
• Fourth Place — Mauro Coelho
• Fifth Place — Andreas Christou
• Sixth Place — Francis Allard
• Seventh Place — Mohammed Albagshi
• Eighth Place — Giovani Emeka
• Ninth Place — Karar Altameemi

Classic Physique

The crowd erupted as posing master Terrence Ruffin showcased flawless flow, symmetry, and artistry. Despite his routine being cut short initially, promoters allowed him to perform it in full — a fitting tribute to one of the sport’s best showmen.

• Winner — Terrence Ruffin
• Second Place — Kim Angel
• Third Place — Michael Daboul
• Fourth Place — Fabian Farid Spingys
• Fifth Place — Zhivko Petkov
• Sixth Place — Oliver Prochazka
• Seventh Place — Luca Reger
• Eighth Place — Simeon Kohlhepp
• Ninth Place — Michal Valastek
• Tenth Place — Jakub Kolinek

Men’s Physique

Walker brought a blend of proportion, flow, and conditioning that gave him a decisive edge over the lineup. His win cements his place among the division’s rising stars.

• Winner — Emile Walker
• Second Place — Palmai Zsolt
• Third Place — Omar Suleiman
• Fourth Place — Youssef Cherrate
• Fifth Place — Pamuke Kisala
• Sixth Place — Riccardo Croci
• Seventh Place — Filipe Martins
• Eighth Place — Miroslav Juricek
• Ninth Place — Leonardo Vecchiato
• Tenth Place — Ireneusz Ptucha

Figure

Agathina continues her hot streak in Europe, displaying sharp lines, a balanced frame, and confident stage presence that made her an easy pick for the win.

• Winner — Dorethane Agathina
• Second Place — Snezhana Emelyanenkova
• Third Place — Jennifer Zienert
• Fourth Place — Tereza Linhartova
• Fifth Place — Paulina Zawlocka
• Sixth Place — Gabriela Hejna
• Seventh Place — Monica Foss
• Eighth Place — Barbora Trtikova
• Ninth Place — Anastasiia Hanzha
• Tenth Place — Adela Ondrejovicova

Bikini

Gonzalez brought an ideal Bikini look — tight midsection, balanced proportions, and confidence — earning her a standout victory and early Olympia qualification.

• Winner — Jasmine Gonzalez
• Second Place — Viktoria Csicsayova
• Third Place — Sara Punzetti
• Fourth Place — Csontos-Foldesi Nora
• Fifth Place — Allison Testu
• Sixth Place — Patrizia Vaccaro
• Seventh Place — Rania Stamatiadou
• Eighth Place — Lisa Reith
• Ninth Place — Renata Souckova
• Tenth Place — Solidea Bellia

Wellness

Warnes impressed judges with her lower-body density and stage charisma, showcasing the shape and balance the Wellness division celebrates.

• Winner — Chelsey Warnes
• Second Place — Maria Richter
• Third Place — Danai Theodoropoulou
• Fourth Place — Greta Valentini
• Fifth Place — Carlotta Tonelli
• Sixth Place — Catia Moreira
• Seventh Place — Katarina Jurickova
• Eighth Place — Anlly Saenz
• Ninth Place — Lisa Beck
• Tenth Place — Lauwencia Gauthierot

Scorecards

That wraps up an exciting weekend in Prague! Fitness Volt congratulates all the champions on their 2025 EVLS Prague Pro victories and wishes them continued success as they prepare for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.

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