The IFBB Pro League’s 2027 Olympia qualification period opened on August 31, 2026, four weeks before the 2026 Olympia ended, and runs until September 12, 2027. Every open pro show in that window can send someone to the next Olympia, and this page tracks who has made it.
As of November 9, 2026, 91 athletes across the 12 divisions have qualified, according to the IFBB Pro League’s official list, and Shaun Clarida holds a place in two divisions. Nick Walker, Samson Dauda and Derek Lunsford are in as the top three from the 2026 Mr. Olympia. Regan Grimes got there first, winning the Pro Muscle Italy Pro in Milan on September 6, and the first weekend of October added eight more, among them Andrea Presti and Tonio Burton in the Men’s Open. The weekend of October 10 and 11 added five more, among them Michal Krizo, who won the EVLS Prague Pro. The weekend of October 16 to 18 added four more: Yinka Majolagbe and Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira in the 212, Andrea Mammoli in Classic Physique and Jeanne Kassel in Figure. The IFBB has since added 12 more athletes, among them Terrence Ruffin and Sara Punzetti under the two-win rule. Shaun Clarida, already in the 212, added the Men’s Open by winning the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw on October 31. The weekend of November 7 and 8 added 13 more, seven of them from the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, among them Ahmed Juraybi in the Men’s Open and Roman Iushchenko in the 212. The IFBB also moved Oliver Prochazka and Patrizia Vaccaro back to the points tables.
The IFBB has not announced a date or venue for the 2027 Olympia. This list follows the official standings, and we will update it as the IFBB confirms new qualifiers.
2027 Olympia qualified athletes at a glance
This table counts the athletes the IFBB lists as qualified in each division. In the four points divisions, dozens more are collecting points toward a top-20 finish.
| Division | Qualified so far | How athletes qualify |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Olympia (Men’s Open) | 9 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
| Men’s 212 | 12 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
| Classic Physique | 5 | Points (top 20) |
| Men’s Physique | 8 | Points (top 20) |
| Wheelchair | 3 | Olympia top 3 + show winners + top 3 in points |
| Ms. Olympia (Women’s Bodybuilding) | 7 | Olympia top 3 + show winners + Rising Phoenix top 3 |
| Fitness | 3 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
| Figure | 13 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
| Bikini | 10 | Points (top 20) |
| Women’s Physique | 5 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
| Wellness | 5 | Points (top 20) |
| Fit Model | 12 | Olympia top 3 + show winners |
Fitness shows three because the IFBB’s list does not yet include the 2026 Olympia third-place finisher. The Fitness section below explains.
How to qualify for the 2027 Olympia

The IFBB runs two systems. Seven divisions use win-and-you’re-in: Men’s Open, Men’s 212, Women’s Bodybuilding, Fitness, Figure, Women’s Physique and Fit Model. The top three from the 2026 Olympia qualify, and so does the winner of every open IFBB Pro show in the qualification period. Women’s Bodybuilding adds one more route, a top-three finish at the Rising Phoenix.
Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini and Wellness run on points, and the top 20 in the standings qualify when the period closes. Some athletes skip the math. The 2026 Olympia top three are in, and so is anyone who wins two open shows or wins one of the big five shows: the Arnold Classic USA, Pittsburgh Pro, New York Pro, Romania Muscle Fest Pro and Dubai Pro. Everyone else earns points like this, and only the top five at each show score:
| Placing | Olympia | Big five shows | All other open pro shows |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Qualified | Qualified | 10 points |
| 2nd | Qualified | 14 points | 4 points |
| 3rd | Qualified | 11 points | 3 points |
| 4th | 12 points | 9 points | 2 points |
| 5th | 10 points | 7 points | 1 point |
Wheelchair takes the Olympia top three and every show winner, then the top three in points, which pay 10, 9, 8 and 7 for second through fifth place. Two more rules. Former Olympia winners keep lifetime eligibility, with IFBB approval needed if their last win is more than five years old. Division winners at the 2026 Ben Weider Naturals Pro qualify in every division except Men’s Open, 212 and Women’s Bodybuilding. Our breakdown of the 2027 qualification rules covers what changed from last season.
2027 Mr. Olympia (Men’s Open) qualified athletes
The whole 2026 Mr. Olympia podium is in. Dauda qualified twice over, because he also won the Europa Pro in Offenbach on September 13, with Grimes second. Andrea Presti won the Everest Muscle Legends Pro in Warsaw on October 3, and Tonio Burton defended his title at the Pharlabs Mexico Pro a day later. On October 11, Michal Krizo won the EVLS Prague Pro, his second Prague title. On October 31, Shaun Clarida, the 212 Olympia champion in 2020 and 2022, won the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw; he is also qualified for the 2027 212 Olympia. A week later, Ahmed Juraybi of Saudi Arabia won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest for his first pro title.
| Athlete | Country | How he qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Nick Walker | USA | Won the 2026 Mr. Olympia |
| Samson Dauda | UK | 2nd at the 2026 Mr. Olympia; won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Derek Lunsford | USA | 3rd at the 2026 Mr. Olympia |
| Regan Grimes | Canada | Won the 2026 Pro Muscle Italy Pro (Sep 6) |
| Andrea Presti | Italy | Won the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Pro (Oct 3) |
| Tonio Burton | USA | Won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) |
| Michal Krizanek (Michal Krizo) | Slovakia | Won the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11) |
| Shaun Clarida | USA | Won the 2026 Everest Muscle Stars Pro (Oct 31) |
| Ahmed Juraybi | Saudi Arabia | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Former Mr. Olympia winners keep lifetime eligibility, but the IFBB says it is not automatic, so they appear here only once the IFBB adds them to its official list. Every score from Las Vegas is in our 2026 Mr. Olympia results.
2027 Men’s 212 Olympia qualified athletes

Keone Pearson, now a four-time 212 Olympia champion, heads a 12-man list. Marco Ruz qualified by winning the Europa Pro, then won the Turkiye Pro a week later. On October 4, Radoslav Angelov defended his title at the Balkan Grand Prix Pro in Sofia, and Esteban Fuquene won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro. On the weekend of October 16 to 18, Yinka Majolagbe won the 1 Bro Pro Show in Bradford, and Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira, fourth at the 2026 212 Olympia, won the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in São Paulo. Marco Sarcone of Italy won the Spain Pro in Alicante on November 1, a week after Clarida won the Koloseum Pro in Milan. On November 7 and 8, Roman Iushchenko of Ukraine won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro, and Clarida won the 212 again at the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro.
| Athlete | Country | How he qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Keone Pearson | USA | Won the 2026 212 Olympia |
| Lucas Garcia | Brazil | 2nd at the 2026 212 Olympia |
| Shaun Clarida | USA | 3rd at the 2026 212 Olympia; won the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11), the 2026 Koloseum Pro (Oct 25) and the 2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro (Nov 7) |
| Marco Ruz | France | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) and the 2026 Turkiye Pro (Sep 20) |
| Wei Li | China | Won the 2026 Huanji Xi’an China Pro (Sep 13) |
| Intack Lee | South Korea | Won the 2026 AGP Pro All Stars (Sep 26) |
| Radoslav Angelov | Bulgaria | Won the 2026 Balkan Grand Prix Pro (Oct 4) |
| Esteban Fuquene | Colombia | Won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) |
| Yinka Majolagbe | UK | Won the 2026 1 Bro Pro Show (Oct 17) |
| Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira | Brazil | Won the 2026 Musclecontest Brazil Pro (Oct 16-18) |
| Marco Sarcone | Italy | Won the 2026 Spain Pro (Nov 1) |
| Roman Iushchenko | Ukraine | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Full placings: 2026 212 Olympia results.
2027 Classic Physique Olympia qualified athletes and points
Classic Physique runs on points, so most places are still open. Andrea Mammoli is the first to qualify under the two-win rule: he won the Tsunami Nutrition Showdown Toulouse Pro on October 3 and the FitParade Pro in Budapest on October 18. Terrence Ruffin followed under the same rule, adding the 365 Grand Prix Pro in Košice on October 25 to his Pharlabs Mexico Pro win on October 4. Oliver Prochazka, marked as qualified on the IFBB’s November 2 list, is back on points and leads on 23 after winning the Spain Pro on November 1 and finishing second at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro a week later. Mudbi Favors and Livingstone Livinho joined on 10 by winning the Hurricane Pro and the Musclecontest Brazil Pro, and Dominic Carter reached 10 with third at the Hurricane Pro. Vitaliy Omel’chenko joined on 10 by winning the Moscow Showdown Pro on October 24. On November 6 to 8, Levon Poghosyan won the Kuwait Pro, Robert Timms the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro and Junior Javorski the Musclecontest FitPira Pro, where Livinho was second; Javorski and Livinho are now on 14. The IFBB’s rules name the Romania Muscle Fest Pro as one of the five big shows whose winners qualify outright, but its November 9 list scores the show like any other open pro show: Piotr Wojtowicz has 10 points for the win and Prochazka 4 for second. Wojtowicz stays in the points table until the official list moves him.
| Athlete | Country | How he qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Niall Darwen | UK | Won the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia |
| Mike Sommerfeld | Germany | 2nd at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia |
| Ramon Rocha Queiroz (Ramon Dino) | Brazil | 3rd at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia |
| Andrea Mammoli | Italy | Won the 2026 Tsunami Nutrition Showdown Toulouse Pro (Oct 3) and the 2026 FitParade Pro (Oct 18) |
| Terrence Ruffin | USA | Won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) and the 2026 365 Grand Prix Pro (Oct 25) |
Everyone below is on 10 points or more and still chasing a spot. The top 20 qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins or one big-five win gets anyone in sooner.
| Athlete | Country | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Oliver Prochazka | Slovakia | 23 |
| Junior Javorski | Brazil | 14 |
| Livingstone Livinho | Brazil | 14 |
| Florian Hartlage | Germany | 12 |
| Wesley Vissers | Netherlands | 12 |
| Daniel Fabode | USA | 12 |
| Andy Paredes | USA | 10 |
| Kai Liu | China | 10 |
| Mohammad Ali | Austria | 10 |
| Jhone Jhoninho | Brazil | 10 |
| Kai Wang | China | 10 |
| Mudbi Favors | USA | 10 |
| Dominic Carter | USA | 10 |
| Vitaliy Omel’chenko | Russia | 10 |
| Levon Poghosyan | Armenia | 10 |
| Robert Timms | USA | 10 |
| Piotr Wojtowicz | Poland | 10 |
Full placings: 2026 Classic Physique Olympia results.
2027 Men’s Physique Olympia qualified athletes and points

Mehdi Kabbadj, Dallas Botchway, Joshua Eng Cherng Shin and Sidy Pouye used the two-win rule. Kabbadj took the Tournament of Champions and the San Antonio Pro a week apart, Botchway won the Sasquatch Pro and the Toulouse Pro two weeks apart, and Eng Cherng Shin won the AGP Pro All Stars in Seoul on September 26 and the Musclecontest Vietnam Pro in Ho Chi Minh City on October 24. Pouye won the Pro Muscle Italy Pro on September 6 and the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on November 7 and 8. Erin Banks leads the points race on 32 after winning the Pharlabs Mexico Pro on October 4, his second open win since the Dominican Republic Pro on September 13. Two open wins qualify under the rules, but the IFBB still listed Banks on points on November 9, so he stays in the points table until the official list moves him. Emile Walker did get the move: he won the Ace of Stage Pro on October 3 and the EVLS Prague Pro on October 11. Alexander Toplyn moved to 25 by winning the Hurricane Pro on October 17, and Benquil Marigny joined on 17 after winning the Kentucky Bourbon Pro the same day. Kamal Aitirhmour moved to 14 as runner-up to Kabbadj at the Morocco Pro in Marrakesh on November 1. On November 7, Deandre Johnson moved to 13 by winning the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro, and Michael Van Niekerk, Jordan Clark and Kaique Santos joined on 10 by winning the Kuwait Pro, the East Coast Pro and the Musclecontest FitPira Pro.
| Athlete | Country | How he qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Ryan Terry | UK | Won the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia |
| Ali Bilal | Afghanistan | 2nd at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia |
| Kyron Holden | USA | 3rd at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia |
| Mehdi Kabbadj | Morocco | Won the 2026 Tournament of Champions Pro (Sep 5) and the 2026 San Antonio Pro (Sep 12) |
| Dallas Botchway | Ghana | Won the 2026 Sasquatch Pro (Sep 19) and the 2026 Tsunami Nutrition Showdown Toulouse Pro (Oct 3) |
| Emile Walker | UK | Won the 2026 Ace of Stage Pro (Oct 3) and the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11) |
| Joshua Eng Cherng Shin | Malaysia | Won the 2026 AGP Pro All Stars (Sep 26) and the 2026 Musclecontest Vietnam Pro (Oct 24) |
| Sidy Pouye | Spain | Won the 2026 Pro Muscle Italy Pro (Sep 6) and the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Everyone below is on 10 points or more and still chasing a spot. The top 20 qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins or one big-five win gets anyone in sooner.
| Athlete | Country | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Erin Banks | USA | 32 |
| Alexander Toplyn | USA | 25 |
| Paul Gustave | France | 21 |
| Benquil Marigny | USA | 17 |
| Li Xiaolong | China | 16 |
| Kamal Aitirhmour | Morocco | 14 |
| Deandre Johnson | USA | 13 |
| Marcus Benjamin-Privett | UK | 11 |
| Ricardo Cenat | USA | 10 |
| Juxian He | China | 10 |
| Brandon Hendrickson | USA | 10 |
| Jason Huynh | USA | 10 |
| Terrence Teo Kok Hua | Malaysia | 10 |
| Michael Van Niekerk | South Africa | 10 |
| Jordan Clark | USA | 10 |
| Kaique Santos | Brazil | 10 |
Full placings: 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia results.
2027 Wheelchair Olympia qualified athletes
The 2026 podium is in. Fourth and fifth at the Olympia earned the first points toward the three spots awarded on points.
| Athlete | Country | Qualified or points |
|---|---|---|
| Blake Colleton | Australia | Qualified: won the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia |
| James Berger | USA | Qualified: 2nd at the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia |
| Ephraim Gudgeon | New Zealand | Qualified: 3rd at the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia |
| Kevin Secundino | France | 8 points |
| Rajesh John | India | 7 points |
Full placings: 2026 Wheelchair Olympia results.
2027 Ms. Olympia qualified athletes
Andrea Shaw, the seven-time Ms. Olympia, is joined by her 2026 runners-up, by Anna Terzo, who won the Europa Pro, and by Patti Hanson, who took her first pro title at the Pharlabs Mexico Pro on October 4. On November 7 and 8, Nadia Capotosto of Italy won the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro, and Anastasia Korableva won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest for the third year running.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Andrea Shaw | USA | Won the 2026 Ms. Olympia |
| Ashley Lynnette Jones | USA | 2nd at the 2026 Ms. Olympia |
| Leyvina Rodrigues Barros | Brazil | 3rd at the 2026 Ms. Olympia |
| Anna Terzo | Italy | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Patti Hanson | USA | Won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) |
| Nadia Capotosto | Italy | Won the 2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro (Nov 7) |
| Anastasia Korableva | Romania | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Full placings: 2026 Ms. Olympia results.
2027 Fitness Olympia qualified athletes
The official list names three athletes. Jaclyn Baker, second at the 2026 Olympia, joined it after winning the Chattanooga Night of Champions Pro on November 7. Under the rules the Olympia top three qualify, but third-place Anna Fomina was not on the IFBB list on November 9. We follow the official list, so she is not counted here until the IFBB adds her.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Michelle Fredua-Mensah | UK | Won the 2026 Fitness Olympia |
| Michaela Pavleova | Slovakia | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Jaclyn Baker | USA | 2nd at the 2026 Fitness Olympia; won the 2026 Chattanooga Night of Champions Pro (Nov 7) |
Full placings: 2026 Fitness Olympia results.
2027 Figure Olympia qualified athletes
Figure has the longest list so far: six different women won pro shows in September, Kristina Zafirova won the Balkan Grand Prix Pro on October 4, Dorethane Agathina defended her EVLS Prague Pro title on October 11, and Jeanne Kassel won the Hurricane Pro in St. Petersburg, Florida, on October 17. Beatriz Almeida of Brazil won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on November 7 and 8.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Lola Montez | Canada | Won the 2026 Figure Olympia |
| Jessica Reyes Padilla | Puerto Rico | 2nd at the 2026 Figure Olympia; won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) |
| Denise Zwinger-Tynek | Germany | 3rd at the 2026 Figure Olympia |
| Anna Borin | Ukraine | Won the 2026 San Antonio Pro (Sep 12) |
| Jennifer Zienert | Germany | Won the 2026 Dominican Republic Pro (Sep 13) |
| Lena Ramsteiner | Germany | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Ashley Howells | USA | Won the 2026 Sasquatch Pro (Sep 19) |
| Jessica Chandy | New Zealand | Won the 2026 New Zealand Figure Pro (Sep 26) |
| Tori La Rock | Germany | Won the 2026 AGP Pro All Stars (Sep 26) and the 2026 1 Bro Pro Show (Oct 17) |
| Kristina Zafirova | Slovenia | Won the 2026 Balkan Grand Prix Pro (Oct 4) |
| Dorethane Agathina | Germany | Won the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11) |
| Jeanne Kassel | Germany | Won the 2026 Hurricane Pro (Oct 17) |
| Beatriz Almeida | Brazil | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Full placings: 2026 Figure Olympia results.
2027 Bikini Olympia qualified athletes and points
Kareen Haddad and Phoebe Hagan used the two-win rule on October 10. Haddad won the MuscleContest Philippines Pro two weeks after the AGP Pro All Stars, and Hagan won the Ultimate Warriors Pro in Anaheim a week after the Southern Muscle Showdown Pro. The IFBB has since added three more. Roxana Marquez won the Hurricane Pro on October 17 after the Dominican Republic Pro in September, and Viktoria Csicsayova won the FitParade Pro on October 18 after the Pro Muscle Italy Pro on September 6. Sara Punzetti won the Spain Pro on November 1, three weeks after the EVLS Prague Pro. Two more followed on November 7: Savannah Watchman won the East Coast Pro in Wayne, New Jersey, after the San Antonio Pro in September, and Nivea Campos won the Musclecontest FitPira Pro three weeks after the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in São Paulo. Csicsayova added the Romania Muscle Fest Pro the same weekend. Patrizia Vaccaro, marked as qualified on the IFBB’s November 2 list, is back on points and leads the race on 18, ahead of Cynthia Chen and Ashley Kaltwasser on 14.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Jasmine Gonzalez | USA | Won the 2026 Bikini Olympia |
| Maureen Blanquisco | Philippines | 2nd at the 2026 Bikini Olympia |
| Aimee Delgado | USA | 3rd at the 2026 Bikini Olympia |
| Kareen Haddad | Australia | Won the 2026 AGP Pro All Stars (Sep 26) and the 2026 MuscleContest Philippines Pro (Oct 10) |
| Phoebe Hagan | UK | Won the 2026 Southern Muscle Showdown Pro (Oct 3) and the 2026 Ultimate Warriors Pro (Oct 10) |
| Roxana Marquez | Mexico | Won the 2026 Dominican Republic Pro (Sep 13) and the 2026 Hurricane Pro (Oct 17) |
| Viktoria Csicsayova | Hungary | Won the 2026 Pro Muscle Italy Pro (Sep 6), the 2026 FitParade Pro (Oct 18), the 2026 365 Grand Prix Pro (Oct 25) and the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
| Sara Punzetti | Italy | Won the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11) and the 2026 Spain Pro (Nov 1) |
| Savannah Watchman | USA | Won the 2026 San Antonio Pro (Sep 12) and the 2026 East Coast Pro (Nov 7) |
| Nivea Campos | Brazil | Won the 2026 Musclecontest Brazil Pro (Oct 16-18) and the 2026 Musclecontest FitPira Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Everyone below is on 10 points or more and still chasing a spot. The top 20 qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins or one big-five win gets anyone in sooner.
| Athlete | Country | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Patrizia Vaccaro | Italy | 18 |
| Cynthia Chen | China | 14 |
| Ashley Kaltwasser | USA | 14 |
| Alice Marchisio | Italy | 13 |
| Reyna Perez | Mexico | 13 |
| Rania Stamatiadou | Greece | 13 |
| Lauralie Chapados | USA | 12 |
| Nadia Bao Bonnie Aung | Norway | 11 |
| Kate Carroll | New Zealand | 11 |
| Sally-Anne Kato | Japan | 10 |
| Reijuana Harley | USA | 10 |
| Ashlyn Little | USA | 10 |
| Wu Bi | China | 10 |
| Brittany Gillespie | USA | 10 |
Full placings: 2026 Bikini Olympia results.
2027 Women’s Physique Olympia qualified athletes
The 2026 podium is in, along with Europa Pro winner Lenka Ferenčuková and Julia Cabarcos of Spain, who won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on November 7 and 8.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Natalia Abraham Coelho | USA | Won the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia; won the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) and the 2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro (Nov 7) |
| Zama Benta | Brazil | 2nd at the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia |
| Sarah Villegas | USA | 3rd at the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia |
| Lenka Ferenčuková | Czech Republic | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Julia Cabarcos | Spain | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Full placings: 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia results.
2027 Wellness Olympia qualified athletes and points
The 2026 podium is in, joined by Carolina Cardoso, who won the EVLS Prague Pro on October 11 and the 1 Bro Pro Show in Bradford on October 17. Giselle Machado joined them under the two-win rule, winning the Kazakhstan Pro in Almaty on November 7 after the Moscow Showdown Pro on October 24. Maria Paulette Aranguren, winner of the Spain Pro on November 1, leads the points race on 23. Leonida Ciobu is second on 22: she won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on November 7 and 8, and the IFBB’s November 9 list scores that win at 10 points, as it does in Classic Physique, so she stays in the points table until the official list moves her. Sandra Colorado Acal is on 14, Brianna Pockette, winner of the All South Pro Championships in Orlando on October 31, on 13, and Rosemary Rodriguez of Paraguay joined on 10 by winning the Chattanooga Night of Champions Pro on November 7.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Eduarda Bezerra | Brazil | Won the 2026 Wellness Olympia |
| Isabelle Nunes | Brazil | 2nd at the 2026 Wellness Olympia |
| Elisa Alcantara | Dominican Republic | 3rd at the 2026 Wellness Olympia; won the 2026 Dominican Republic Pro (Sep 13) and the 2026 Pharlabs Mexico Pro (Oct 4) |
| Carolina Cardoso | Portugal | Won the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro (Oct 11) and the 2026 1 Bro Pro Show (Oct 17) |
| Giselle Machado | Brazil | Won the 2026 Moscow Showdown Pro (Oct 24) and the 2026 Kazakhstan Pro (Nov 7) |
Everyone below is on 10 points or more and still chasing a spot. The top 20 qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins or one big-five win gets anyone in sooner.
| Athlete | Country | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Maria Paulette Aranguren | Spain | 23 |
| Leonida Ciobu | Moldova | 22 |
| Sandra Colorado Acal | Spain | 14 |
| Brianna Pockette | USA | 13 |
| Lisa Meiswinkel | Germany | 10 |
| Camile Luz | Brazil | 10 |
| Rayane Fogal | Brazil | 10 |
| Huihui Hu | China | 10 |
| Sara Gabriele Pereira | Spain | 10 |
| Rosemary Rodriguez | Paraguay | 10 |
Full placings: 2026 Wellness Olympia results.
2027 Fit Model Olympia qualified athletes
The 2026 podium is in, joined by three September show winners and by Misty Yang, who won the Ace of Stage Pro in Las Vegas on October 3. Since then Lilla Szabados won the 1 Bro Pro Show on October 17, Martina Rigolli the Koloseum Pro in Milan on October 25 and Carol Cuaya the All South Pro Championships in Orlando on October 31. On November 7 and 8, Emily Chanel won the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro, and Ana Alexandra Petreanu of Romania won her home show, the Romania Muscle Fest Pro.
| Athlete | Country | How she qualified |
|---|---|---|
| Shealynn Burnett | USA | Won the 2026 Fit Model Olympia |
| Gabriela Queiroz | Brazil | 2nd at the 2026 Fit Model Olympia |
| Jane Jones | USA | 3rd at the 2026 Fit Model Olympia |
| Angela Miranda | USA | Won the 2026 Titans Grand Prix Pro (Sep 12) |
| Sarah Terzenbach | Germany | Won the 2026 Europa Pro (Sep 13) |
| Hannah Lanae | USA | Won the 2026 AGP Pro All Stars (Sep 26) |
| Misty Yang | China | Won the 2026 Ace of Stage Pro (Oct 3) |
| Lilla Szabados | Hungary | Won the 2026 1 Bro Pro Show (Oct 17) |
| Martina Rigolli | Italy | Won the 2026 Koloseum Pro (Oct 25) |
| Carol Cuaya | USA | Won the 2026 All South Pro Championships (Oct 31) |
| Emily Chanel | USA | Won the 2026 Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro (Nov 7) |
| Ana Alexandra Petreanu | Romania | Won the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro (Nov 7-8) |
Full placings: 2026 Fit Model Olympia results.
Next chances to qualify for the 2027 Mr. Olympia (Men’s Open)
The IFBB’s 2026 schedule has one more Men’s Open show, and its winner qualifies. The IFBB has not published its 2027 schedule. New qualifiers in the other 11 divisions go into their sections above as the IFBB confirms them.
| Date | Show | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 29 | Spain Pro | Spain |
For everything else from the weekend that set up this list, see our 2026 Olympia results for all 12 divisions.
Sources
- IFBB Pro League. (2026). 2027 Olympia Qualification System. Accessed November 9, 2026.
- IFBB Pro League. (2026). 2027 Olympia Qualified Athletes & Point Standings. Accessed November 9, 2026.
- IFBB Pro League. (2026). Pro Schedule. Accessed September 29, 2026.
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