The 62nd edition of the Mr. Olympia contest returned to Las Vegas from September 24-27. This four-day weekend is the ultimate proving ground for world-class professional bodybuilders. With 12 IFBB Pro League divisions on tap, the event had high stakes with plenty of crowning moments. Every callout lands on our 2026 Mr. Olympia live updates page as it happens.
Crowning moments have already defined the first night of finals. Upsets, shocking moments, and thrilling posedowns have defined the historic weekend. Check out what the first night had to offer:
2026 Olympia Winners:
Here is the list of winners from each division:
- Men’s Open: Coming Soon!
- Men’s 212: Keone Pearson
- Classic Physique: Coming Soon!
- Men’s Physique: Coming Soon!
- Ms. Olympia: Andrea Shaw
- Figure: Lola Montez
- Fitness: Coming Soon!
- Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
- Wellness: Coming Soon!
- Bikini: Coming Soon!
- Fit Model: Coming Soon!
- Pro Wheelchair: Coming Soon!
2026 Mr. Olympia Results
Check out the top five finishers in each division and the highlights of the contest:
212
The 212 finale was a nail-biter, with plenty of speculation brewing after prejudging. Three contenders took control in the finals: Shaun Clarida, Lucas Garcia, and reigning champion Keone Pearson. “The Prodigy” kept his composure throughout the taxing confirmation rounds during the night show. However, Garcia was coming on stronger the longer it went.
Meanwhile, Clarida made a statement by packing on sheer size. Fans were blown away by his arms and wide back. After their intense posedown, Keone Pearson cemented himself as a four-time 212 Olympia champion. Lucas Garcia put Brazil on the map with a second-place finish. Shaun Clarida dropped below second place at the blockbuster event for the first time since 2019.
- Winner: Keone Pearson ($50,000)
- Second Place: Lucas Garcia ($20,000)
- Third Place: Shaun Clarida ($12,000)
- Fourth Place: Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira ($7,000)
- Fifth Place: Nihat Kaya ($6,000)
Full report: 2026 Men’s 212 Olympia results | every 212 Olympia winner
Figure Olympia
The 2026 Figure Olympia finals were intense, and the title seemed totally up for grabs given that prejudging ended with a four-woman callout, including Lola Montez, Jessica Reyes Padilla, Denise Zwinger-Tynek, and Rhea Gayle.
The night was full of surprises as champion Rhea Gayle dropped to fourth place. Lola Montez seized the opportunity and secured her first Olympia title, solidifying her spot in the cutthroat division. 2023 and 2025 Masters Olympia champion Jessica Reyes Padilla and Denise Zwinger-Tynek earned second and third place, respectively.
- Winner: Lola Montez ($50,000)
- Second Place: Jessica Reyes Padilla ($20,000)
- Third Place: Denise Zwinger-Tynek ($12,000)
- Fourth Place: Rhea Gayle ($7,000)
- Fifth Place: Lena Ramsteiner ($6,000)
Full report: 2026 Figure Olympia results | every Figure Olympia winner
Women’s Physique Olympia
The Women’s Physique finals turned into a heated showdown. Colliding champions Sarah Villegas and Natalia Abraham Coelho went toe-to-toe onstage to settle their 2026 rivalry. Villegas brought great energy to the finals with a methodical routine. Her kneeling pose and front double biceps were just as strong as last season.
Having taken silver at the Olympia in 2025, she was still in the hunt for her fifth title. Zama Benta’s streamlined look and shape helped break the long-standing top-two ceiling between the two champs. Villegas slid down to third place by the end of the night. Benta shined with silver, and Natalia Coelho confirmed that she’s not going anywhere anytime soon.
- Winner: Natalia Abraham Coelho ($50,000)
- Second Place: Zama Benta ($20,000)
- Third Place: Sarah Villegas ($12,000)
- Fourth Place: Julia Cabarcos ($7,000)
- Fifth Place: Brooke Walker ($6,000)
Full report: 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia results | every Women’s Physique Olympia winner
Ms. Olympia
Andrea Shaw put on a posing masterclass aiming to take home her seventh Ms. Olympia crown. She faced off against some new threats, all of whom caught the judges’ attention throughout prejudging and the night show.
Ashley Lynnette Jones, Leyvina Rodrigues Barros and Paula Ranta fought for a shot at the queen. All three contenders displayed bursting full physiques and impressive conditioning during the confirmation rounds. After a hard-fought posedown, Andrea Shaw walked away as a seven-time Ms. Olympia champion. Ashley Lynnette Jones carved out her spot in second place, with Leyvina Rodrigues Barros earning third place.
- Winner: Andrea Shaw ($50,000)
- Second Place: Ashley Lynnette Jones ($20,000)
- Third Place: Leyvina Rodrigues Barros ($12,000)
- Fourth Place: Paula Ranta ($7,000)
- Fifth Place: Meghan Morrison ($6,000)
Full report: 2026 Ms. Olympia results | every Ms. Olympia winner
Wellness Olympia
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Classic Physique Olympia
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Men’s Physique Olympia
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Mr. Olympia (Men’s Open)
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Fitness Olympia
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Bikini Olympia
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Fit Model
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Wheelchair Olympia
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