2026 Spain Pro Results: Oliver Prochazka Wins Classic Physique

Oliver Prochazka of Slovakia won Classic Physique at the 2026 Spain Pro in Alicante on November 1, his first pro title, at his fourth show in four weekends. Marco Sarcone of Italy won 212 and qualifies for the 2027 Olympia, Sara Punzetti’s second Bikini win in three weeks also puts her in, and Maria Paulette Aranguren led a Spanish top three in Wellness.

Classic Physique

Prochazka topped a field of 17. Over the three previous weekends he placed fourth at the EVLS Prague Pro on October 11, second at the FitParade Pro a week later and third at the 365 Grand Prix Pro in Košice on October 25. Zhivko Petkov of Bulgaria, who won the Austrian Oak in August and placed 16th at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia, was second. Michal Valastek, fourth in Košice, finished third and made it two Slovaks on the podium.

2026 Men's Classic Physique official placings

Place	Athlete	Country	Prejudging	Total
1	Oliver Prochazka	Slovakia	3.00	3.00
2	Zhivko Petkov	Bulgaria	6.00	6.00
3	Michal Valastek	Slovakia	9.00	9.00
4	Florian Torres	France	12.00	12.00
5	Valtteri Hemmo Aleksi Jaatinen	Finland	15.00	15.00
6	Danis Afari Rose	Spain	18.00	18.00
7	Florian Sator	Austria	21.00	21.00
8	Anton Papezhuk	Ukraine	24.00	24.00
9	Lucas Guido	Germany	27.00	27.00
10	Derek Deianov	Italy	30.00	30.00
11	Anwar Abbas	Israel	33.00	33.00
12	Edgar Navarro	Spain	36.00	36.00
13	Daniel Basarena	Argentina	39.00	39.00
14	Dan Mikael Helgestad	Norway	42.00	42.00
15	Kacper Borawski	Poland	45.00	45.00
16	Antoine Loth	Spain	48.00	48.00
16	Cristian Rosales	Mexico	48.00	48.00

212

Sarcone won a class of 13 for his first pro title, at his fifth 212 show of 2026. A week earlier he placed third at the Koloseum Pro in Italy. Amin Parvaneh of Germany, fourth at the Koloseum Pro, finished second, and Daniel Vasilica of Romania was third.

2026 Men's 212 Bodybuilding official placings

Place	Athlete	Country	Prejudging	Total
1	Marco Sarcone	Italy	3.00	3.00
2	Amin Parvaneh	Germany	6.00	6.00
3	Daniel Vasilica	Romania	9.00	9.00
4	Haji Khalid	Iraq	12.00	12.00
5	Yusif Nurullayev	Azerbaijan	15.00	15.00
6	Nicolas Vullioud	Switzerland	18.00	18.00
7	Alex Prado	Brazil	21.00	21.00
8	Juan Alberto Jimenez Barrera	Mexico	24.00	24.00
9	Halil Bakirci	Turkey	27.00	27.00
10	Adel Mohammed	Kuwait	30.00	30.00
11	Simon Penedelin	Germany	33.00	33.00
12	Borja Saura Chinchilla	Spain	36.00	36.00
13	William Ochoa	El Salvador	39.00	39.00

Bikini

Punzetti topped the largest class of the show, 24 women, for her second win in three weeks, after the EVLS Prague Pro on October 11. In between she placed third at the 365 Grand Prix Pro in Košice. Patrizia Vaccaro of Italy was second for the third weekend running, after the FitParade Pro and the 365 Grand Prix Pro. Rania Stamatiadou of Greece, who won the Gomeisa Ultimate Battle Pro in July, was third. Vaccaro and Stamatiadou both placed 16th at the 2026 Bikini Olympia.

2026 Women's Bikini official placings

Place	Athlete	Country	Prejudging	Total
1	Sara Punzetti	Italy	3.00	3.00
2	Patrizia Vaccaro	Italy	6.00	6.00
3	Rania Stamatiadou	Greece	9.00	9.00
4	Alina Bogacheva	Kyrgyzstan	12.00	12.00
5	Antonia Luck	Germany	15.00	15.00
6	Sarah Neuheisel	Germany	18.00	18.00
7	Jule Schwabe	Germany	21.00	21.00
8	Giuditta Taccani	Italy	24.00	24.00
9	Alessia Facchin	Italy	28.00	28.00
10	Kateryna Spievakova	Ukraine	30.00	30.00
11	Valeria Fedorenko	Spain	33.00	33.00
12	Luca Katai	Hungary	36.00	36.00
13	Sharon Pezzera	Italy	39.00	39.00
14	Sandra Devesa Melon	Spain	42.00	42.00
15	Magda Kilczewska	Poland	45.00	45.00
16	Alessia De Leonardis	Italy	46.00	46.00
16	Amelie Fronzaroli	France	48.00	48.00
16	Elisabet Vang	Faroe Islands	48.00	48.00
16	Gisela Canelas	Portugal	48.00	48.00
16	Mara Carro	Germany	48.00	48.00
16	Morillas Lopez Alejandra	Spain	48.00	48.00
16	Olena Hlazun	Spain	48.00	48.00
16	Sarah Ait Lamkadem	France	48.00	48.00
16	Silvia Aversano	Italy	48.00	48.00

Wellness

Aranguren won a class of 16 for her first pro title. It followed second places at the Europa Pro on September 13 and the Balkan Grand Prix Pro on October 4, and third in Prague. Sara Nieves Aguirre was second and Fabiola Rios, who was second in Prague, finished third.

2026 Women's Wellness official placings

Place	Athlete	Country	Prejudging	Total
1	Maria Paulette Aranguren	Spain	3.00	3.00
2	Sara Nieves Aguirre	Spain	6.00	6.00
3	Fabiola Rios	Spain	9.00	9.00
4	Karol Dayana	Colombia	12.00	12.00
5	Eilen Ayala Castano	Colombia	15.00	15.00
6	Paola Andrea Ibarguen Mosquera	Colombia	18.00	18.00
7	Ruth Casado Petizco	Spain	21.00	21.00
8	Mirtha Perez	Spain	24.00	24.00
9	Angelica Franci	Italy	27.00	27.00
10	Marice Barros Patrizzi	Portugal	30.00	30.00
11	Iris Santos	Portugal	33.00	33.00
12	Ines Soares	Portugal	36.00	36.00
13	Sabrina Urdaneta Diaz	Venezuela	39.00	39.00
14	Leangie Gonzalez	Venezuela	42.00	42.00
15	Suzanna Altunjan	Estonia	45.00	45.00
16	Bruna Mota	Brazil	48.00	48.00

The Spain Pro ran no masters classes. Every placing and score is on the 2026 Spain Pro: Full Scorecards & Placings page.

What It Means for the 2027 Olympia

In 212, the winner of every open (non-masters) pro show in the 2027 Olympia qualification period, which began on August 31, 2026, earns a place. Sarcone, who did not compete at the 2026 212 Olympia, qualifies for the 2027 edition.

Bikini, Classic Physique and Wellness run on points: the top 20 in each division’s standings qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins inside the window also earn a place. Spain was Punzetti’s second open win of the period, after Prague, so she qualifies under the two-win rule. Prochazka and Aranguren each collect the 10 points a regular pro show pays its winner. That takes Prochazka from 9 points to 19 and Aranguren from 11 to 21. Our 2027 Olympia qualified athletes list tracks who is in and who is close.