2026 Olympia Women’s Physique Results & Prize Money — Natalia Abraham Coelho Wins 3rd Title

Natalia Abraham Coelho wins the 2026 Women's Physique Olympia title in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 25.

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2026 Women S Physique Olympia Results
2026 Women S Physique Olympia Results

Las Vegas, Nevada, welcomed the 62nd edition of the prestigious Mr. Olympia contest, taking place from September 24-27. After the Women’s Physique Olympia finals wrapped up, which began at 6:00 pm (PDT), Natalia Abraham Coelho claimed gold inside the packed Orleans Arena on September 25. 

While all athletes brought incredible looks, it quickly turned into a heated showdown between frontrunners Natalia Coelho and Sarah Villegas. After prejudging concluded, this looked to be among the closest contests of the entire weekend. Villegas left nothing in the tank, hitting poses with conviction round after round. She was eager to nail down her fifth gold medal to break the tie she shares with Juliana Malacarne. 

In the finals, Coelho looked even sharper, with striations in her quads especially visible in the side triceps pose. Sarah Villegas brought a fuller look, making for a dangerous front double biceps shot. Zama Benta also made a statement through prejudging and the night show. The judges called for pose after pose, seeing whether a competitor would tire. In the end,  Natalia Abraham Coelho won the showdown. Zama Benta took runner-up, and Sarah Villegas claimed bronze. 

Check out the official Women’s Physique Olympia results below! 

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2026 Women’s Physique Olympia Results

  • 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)

Official Scorecard

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Women’s Physique Olympia Past Winners

5 champions have won it across 13 contests

YearChampionCountryRunner-up
2025Natalia Abraham Coelho 2× ReigningUnited StatesSarah Villegas
2024Sarah Villegas 4×United StatesNatalia Abraham Coelho
2023Sarah Villegas 3×United StatesNatalia Abraham Coelho
2022Natalia Abraham CoelhoUnited StatesSarah Villegas
2021Sarah Villegas 2×United StatesNatalia Abraham Coelho
2020Sarah VillegasUnited StatesShanique Grant
2019Shanique Grant 2×United StatesSarah Villegas
2018Shanique GrantUnited StatesNatalia Abraham Coelho
2017Juliana Malacarne 4×BrazilJennifer Taylor
2016Juliana Malacarne 3×BrazilDanielle Reardon
2015Juliana Malacarne 2×BrazilKira Neuman
2014Juliana MalacarneBrazilDana Linn Bailey
2013Dana Linn BaileyUnited StatesTycie Coppett

Read also: All Women’s Physique Olympia Winners Since 2013

2026 Mr. Olympia Recap:

Every division as it was crowned is on our 2026 Mr. Olympia live updates page, and the full placings for all 12 divisions are in our Olympia database.

Saturday Night Results

  • Mr. Olympia Results
  • Fitness Results
  • Men's Physique Results
  • Bikini Results

Saturday Prejudging

  • Men's Physique Prejudging Report
  • Fitness Prejudging Report
  • Bikini Prejudging Report
  • Fit Model Prejudging Report
  • Wheelchair Results
  • Fit Model Results

Friday Night Results

  • Men's 212 Results
  • Classic Physique Results
  • Figure Results
  • Women's Physique Results
  • Ms. Olympia Results
  • Wellness Results

Friday Prejudging


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