2026 Mr. Olympia Results & Prize Money — All Divisions

The 62nd edition of the Mr. Olympia ran in Las Vegas from September 24-27, crowning champions in 12 IFBB Pro League divisions. Every callout from the weekend is on our 2026 Mr. Olympia live updates page.

Nick Walker won his first Mr. Olympia title, a year after placing sixth, and took the People’s Champion award too. Andrea Shaw won a seventh straight Ms. Olympia, moving past Cory Everson into third on the all-time list. Keone Pearson won a fourth straight 212, a streak only Flex Lewis has topped, and Ryan Terry a fourth straight Men’s Physique title to tie Jeremy Buendia’s record.

Five defending champions lost their titles: Derek Lunsford, Ramon Dino, Rhea Gayle, Maureen Blanquisco and James Berger. Six athletes won an Olympia title for the first time: Walker, Niall Darwen, Lola Montez, Jasmine Gonzalez, Blake Colleton and Shealynn Burnett, the first Fit Model champion.

2026 Olympia Winners:

Here is the list of winners from each division:

• Men’s Open: Nick Walker
• Men’s 212: Keone Pearson
• Classic Physique: Niall Darwen
• Men’s Physique: Ryan Terry
• Ms. Olympia: Andrea Shaw
• Figure: Lola Montez
• Fitness: Michelle Fredua-Mensah
• Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
• Wellness: Eduarda Bezerra
• Bikini: Jasmine Gonzalez
• Fit Model: Shealynn Burnett
• Pro Wheelchair: Blake Colleton

2026 Mr. Olympia Results

Check out the top five finishers in each division and the highlights of the contest. For the records in play and how each one turned out, see every record on the line at the 2026 Olympia. For what every division paid and how the Sandow check grew from $1,000 in 1965, see our Mr. Olympia prize money breakdown.

Mr. Olympia (Men’s Open)

Derek Lunsford marched into his title defense confident, having swept the 2025 bodybuilding season undefeated. While he brought an improved look from last year, Nick Walker’s mass and crisp conditioning were overpowering strengths. Samson Dauda hardened up and got fuller towards the end of the finals, but it was too late to catch up. 

Nick Walker shocked the world to become the 20th Mr. Olympia in the sport’s history, and he won the People’s Champion award as well. Samson Dauda claimed second place, and Derek Lunsford finished in third place.

• Winner: Nick Walker ($600,000)
• Second Place: Samson Dauda ($200,000)
• Third Place: Derek Lunsford ($100,000)
• Fourth Place: Andrew Jacked ($40,000)
• Fifth Place: Tonio Burton ($30,000)

Full report: 2026 Mr. Olympia bodybuilding results | every Mr. Olympia winner | the scorecard, explained

Classic Physique Olympia

Friday’s biggest upset came in Classic Physique. Despite bringing more conditioning to the stage in 2026, Ramon Dino struggled with the fullness of Sommerfeld and the size of Niall Darwen.

Wesley Vissers also brought massive improvements to the competition, helping him earn fourth place, the highest Olympia finish of his bodybuilding career. When the scorecard was revealed, Niall Darwen pulled off the massive win. Mike Sommerfeld took a close second place, and Ramon Dino finished in third.

• Winner: Niall Darwen ($100,000)
• Second Place: Mike Sommerfeld ($40,000)
• Third Place: Ramon Dino ($20,000)
• Fourth Place: Wesley Vissers ($10,000)
• Fifth Place: Terrence Ruffin ($6,000)

Full report: 2026 Classic Physique Olympia results | every Classic Physique Olympia winner

Men’s 212 Olympia

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

Men’s Physique Olympia

Ryan Terry came in as the three-time defending champion, and he left with a fourth straight title to tie Jeremy Buendia’s division record. Ali Bilal finished second for the third straight year, Kyron Holden took third, and three-time champion Brandon Hendrickson, the Arnold Classic winner, finished fifth.

• Winner: Ryan Terry ($50,000)
• Second Place: Ali Bilal ($20,000)
• Third Place: Kyron Holden ($12,000)
• Fourth Place: Erin Banks ($7,000)
• Fifth Place: Brandon Hendrickson ($6,000)

Full report: 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia results | every Men’s Physique Olympia winner | Ryan Terry’s story

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 round. 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

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. However, Zama Benta’s streamlined look and shape helped break the long-standing top-two ceiling between these champs. Villegas slid down to third place by the end of the night. Zama 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

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

Wellness Olympia 

Contenders in Wellness wasted no time in the finals, going head-to-head for the sport’s ultimate honor. Questions remained about whether Eduarda Bezerra could fend off former 2024 Olympia Wellness champ Isabelle Nunes. During the night show, they performed their individual routines, giving fans a clearer idea of their progress throughout the season.

Fans could cut the tension in the air. The contest appeared to be one of the closest of the night. Refusing to tire, Eduarda Bezerra retained gold with beautiful shape and proportions. Isabelle Nunes secured the silver medal, and Elisa Alcantara rounded out the podium in third place. 

• Winner: Eduarda Bezerra ($50,000)
• Second Place: Isabelle Nunes ($20,000)
• Third Place: Elisa Alcantara ($12,000)
• Fourth Place: Leonida Ciobu ($7,000)
• Fifth Place: Rayane Fogal ($6,000)

Full report: 2026 Wellness Olympia results | every Wellness Olympia winner

Wheelchair Olympia

James Berger came to Las Vegas as the defending champion after winning both Arnold Classics this season, but the title left the United States. Blake Colleton, seventh at the 2024 Olympia and runner-up to Berger at the Arnold Classic UK in March, won the morning session to become the first Australian Wheelchair Olympia champion. Berger took second, and Ephraim Gudgeon finished third.

• Winner: Blake Colleton ($10,000)
• Second Place: James Berger ($3,500)
• Third Place: Ephraim Gudgeon ($2,000)
• Fourth Place: Kevin Secundino ($1,500)
• Fifth Place: Rajesh John ($1,000)

Full report: 2026 Wheelchair Olympia results

Fit Model Olympia

Fit Model made its Olympia debut on Saturday morning, and Shealynn Burnett became its first champion. She was one of three women with two pro wins this season, the California Night of Champions Pro and the Pittsburgh Pro, and she beat the other two: Gabriela Queiroz finished second and Misty Yang fifth. Jane Jones took third.

• Winner: Shealynn Burnett
• Second Place: Gabriela Queiroz
• Third Place: Jane Jones
• Fourth Place: Liz Trampas
• Fifth Place: Misty Yang

Prize money for the Fit Model division was not listed with the results.

Full report: 2026 Fit Model Olympia results | how Burnett got here

Bikini Olympia

Maureen Blanquisco came in as the defending champion and Ashley Kaltwasser was chasing a record fourth title, but the night belonged to Jasmine Gonzalez, third at each of the last two Olympias. Blanquisco finished second and Aimee Delgado third. Kaltwasser missed the top five, so her record stays at three, and the Bikini title has now changed hands at eight straight Olympias.

• Winner: Jasmine Gonzalez ($50,000)
• Second Place: Maureen Blanquisco ($20,000)
• Third Place: Aimee Delgado ($12,000)
• Fourth Place: Lauralie Chapados ($7,000)
• Fifth Place: Ashlyn Little ($6,000)

Full report: 2026 Bikini Olympia results | every Bikini Olympia winner

Fitness Olympia

Michelle Fredua-Mensah came in as the defending champion off wins at both Arnold Classics, and she kept the title, the first Fitness champion to win back-to-back since Whitney Jones in 2018 and 2019. Jaclyn Baker finished second for the third straight year, and Anna Fomina took third.

• Winner: Michelle Fredua-Mensah ($50,000)
• Second Place: Jaclyn Baker ($20,000)
• Third Place: Anna Fomina ($12,000)
• Fourth Place: Allison Dominguez-Kramer ($7,000)
• Fifth Place: Amber Steffen ($6,000)

Full report: 2026 Fitness Olympia results | every Fitness Olympia winner

2026 Mr. Olympia Recap:

Every report we filed across the weekend, grouped by session.