2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro Results: Robert Timms Wins Classic Physique

Robert Timms won a 23-man Classic Physique class in Las Vegas, Shaun Clarida kept his winning run going in the 212, and Natalia Abraham Coelho took Women's Physique.

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2026 Las Vegas Classic Pro Results
2026 Las Vegas Classic Pro Results

Robert Timms won a 23-man Classic Physique class at the 2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro on November 7, his first pro title since the 2024 Oklahoma Pro. Shaun Clarida won the 212 for his fourth straight title; Nadia Capotosto and Emily Chanel won Women’s Bodybuilding and Fit Model to qualify for the 2027 Olympia; Deandre Johnson won Men’s Physique and Natalia Abraham Coelho took Women’s Physique.

Classic Physique

Timms has competed at three Olympias, most recently in 2024, and this is his sixth pro title. His only other show this year was the Lenda Murray ATL Pro Supershow in August, where he placed third. Daniel Fabode was second, matching his finish at the Hurricane Pro in October, and Zavier Adonnis Steward was third.

2026 Men's Classic Physique official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Robert TimmsUnited States3.003.00
2Daniel FabodeUnited States6.006.00
3Zavier Adonnis StewardUnited States9.009.00
4Callum HinzeAustralia12.0012.00
5Jordan MadaschiAustralia15.0015.00
6Damien PatrickUnited States18.0018.00
7Chris FermanUnited States21.0021.00
8James YountUnited States24.0024.00
9Jarek CrewUnited States27.0027.00
10Jonas JamenaPhilippines30.0030.00
11Barry IrvingUnited States33.0033.00
12Camilo DiazColombia36.0036.00
13Jean BigueliniBrazil39.0039.00
14Timothy CoxUnited States42.0042.00
15Breno FreireBrazil45.0045.00
16Alan GarciaUnited States48.0048.00
16Alexander JamesUnited States48.0048.00
16Billy DanhCanada48.0048.00
16Chris RedaelliUnited States48.0048.00
16Jeremy DutraUnited States48.0048.00
16Juan RamosUnited States48.0048.00
16Sulaiman KamaraUnited States48.0048.00
16Vladimir SizovUnited States48.0048.00

212

Clarida, third at the 212 Olympia in September, won a class of seven. He has won four in a row since then: the EVLS Prague Pro and the Koloseum Pro in the 212, the Men’s Open at the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw, and now Las Vegas. Santiago Almazan was second. Hang Niu, who competed in Classic Physique at the Arnold Classic in March, was third.

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2026 Men's 212 Bodybuilding official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Shaun ClaridaUnited States3.003.00
2Santiago AlmazanUnited States6.006.00
3Hang NiuUnited States9.009.00
4Salby SalangUnited States12.0012.00
5Mark SmithUnited States15.0015.00
6Yasushi MurakamiJapan18.0018.00
7Chris SantamariaUnited States21.0021.00

Men’s Physique

Johnson won a 14-man class for his first pro title, three weeks after he placed third at the Hurricane Pro. Dmitrii Petrov was second, and Hussein Akancan of the United Kingdom was third.

2026 Men's Physique official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Deandre JohnsonUnited States3.003.00
2Dmitrii PetrovUnited States6.006.00
3Hussein AkancanUnited Kingdom9.009.00
4Alex PadronCuba12.0012.00
5Desergio AnthonyUnited States15.0015.00
6Anik GhoshIndia18.0018.00
7Carlos DeoliveiraBrazil21.0021.00
8Guilherme Dos SantosUnited States24.0024.00
9Salvatore BuaItaly27.0027.00
10David CameronUnited States30.0030.00
11Paolo EstebanUnited States33.0033.00
12Brandon RobichauxUnited States36.0036.00
13Brodee JarrellUnited States39.0039.00
14Wade KuehlUnited States42.0042.00

Women’s Bodybuilding

Capotosto of Italy, eighth at the Ms. Olympia, won from eight women. Her other title this year came at the Toronto Pro Supershow in June. Carmen Tocheniuk of Canada was second and Marilyn Yee third. Yee was second and Tocheniuk fourth at last year’s show, the 2025 Steve Karr Las Vegas Pro.

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2026 Women's Bodybuilding official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Nadia CapotostoItaly3.003.00
2Carmen TocheniukCanada6.006.00
3Marilyn YeeUnited States9.009.00
4Hailey McGrathUnited States12.0012.00
5Chelsea DionUnited States15.0015.00
6Keisha OliverJamaica18.0018.00
7Sandra AmaroUnited States21.0021.00
8Viktoriia KnyshUnited Arab Emirates24.0024.00

Women’s Physique

Abraham Coelho, the Women’s Physique Olympia champion, won from 15 women. It is her 27th pro title and her second since the Olympia, after the Pharlabs Mexico Pro on October 4. Maria Barba was second, and Brittany Herrera, fourth at the 2025 Olympia, was third.

2026 Women's Physique official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Natalia Abraham CoelhoUnited States3.003.00
2Maria BarbaUnited States6.006.00
3Brittany HerreraUnited States9.009.00
4Autumn SwansenUnited States12.0012.00
5Hayden MohlerUnited States15.0015.00
6Tamsen LarsenUnited States18.0018.00
7Breeann SellersUnited States21.0021.00
8Diana SchnaidtUnited States24.0024.00
9Joann YsipUnited States27.0027.00
10Haley BrakeUnited States30.0030.00
11Alex HallUnited States33.0033.00
12Jaime BuffalariUnited States36.0036.00
13Christine PorterUnited States39.0039.00
14Cara BarnesUnited States42.0042.00
15Kat SecorUnited States45.0045.00

Fit Model

Chanel won a 23-woman class two weeks after she won the Muscletown Natural Pro. Lindsey Tucker-Broussard was second, matching her finish at the Kentucky Bourbon Pro in October. Carla Andrea Reyes Vargas of Bolivia, seventh at the Fit Model Olympia, was third.

2026 Women's Fit Model official placings
PlaceAthleteCountryPrejudgingTotal
1Emily ChanelUnited States3.003.00
2Lindsey Tucker-BroussardUnited States6.006.00
3Carla Andrea Reyes VargasBolivia9.009.00
4Shea ClarkUnited States12.0012.00
5Hannah LanaeUnited States15.0015.00
6Victoria ElliotUnited States18.0018.00
7Cassidy WelinUnited States21.0021.00
8Candice HenricksUnited States24.0024.00
9Phuong Pearl NguyenVietnam27.0027.00
10Shelby BassettUnited States30.0030.00
11Malu DuarteBrazil33.0033.00
12Alexia ReyesMexico36.0036.00
13Kimberly BonillaUnited States39.0039.00
14Danielle RamosUnited States42.0042.00
15Pernille SoeeDenmark45.0045.00
16Abri PerchettiUnited States48.0048.00
16Arandy ValdesUnited States48.0048.00
16Elaine GuzmanDominican Republic48.0048.00
16Guljahon TurdikulovaUzbekistan48.0048.00
16Jessica Diaz AlamillaMexico48.0048.00
16Minhthy LuuUnited States48.0048.00
16Rachael ValenzuelaUnited States48.0048.00
16Sarah GleasonUnited States48.0048.00

The show ran no masters classes. Every placing and score is on the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro 2026: Full Scorecards & Placings page.

What It Means for the 2027 Olympia

Capotosto and Chanel qualify with their wins in Women’s Bodybuilding and Fit Model. Clarida and Abraham Coelho were already in, as top-three finishers at this year’s Olympia. Classic Physique and Men’s Physique run on points: the top 20 in each division’s standings qualify when the qualification period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open-class (non-masters) wins inside that period also earn a place. Timms and Johnson each collect the 10 points a regular pro show pays its winner. Our 2027 Olympia qualified athletes list tracks who is in and who is close.


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