As the 2024 Mr. Olympia approaches its final day, the tension is rising not only for the coveted titles but also for the massive prize money at stake. With the biggest names in bodybuilding set to take the stage, this year’s competition promises to be more intense than ever, and the rewards are equally jaw-dropping.
Here’s a closer look at the 2024 Mr. Olympia prize money breakdown and what each division’s top athletes can expect to walk away with:
Total Prize Pool: $1.6 Million
This year, the Olympia Weekend features a staggering $1.6 million in total prize money, distributed across multiple divisions, including Mr. Olympia, Classic Physique, Men’s 212, Men’s Physique, Ms. Olympia, Figure, Fitness, Women’s Physique, Wellness, Bikini, and Pro Wheelchair. As always, the Mr. Olympia contest holds the largest slice of the prize pool.
Mr. Olympia: $400,000 for the Champion
The biggest question looming over the event: Who will be crowned the 2024 Mr. Olympia? This title doesn’t just come with eternal glory—it comes with a hefty $400,000 prize for the champion. That’s a serious payday for the world’s top bodybuilder, and the prestige of being named Mr. Olympia remains unmatched.
Other top finishers will also take home significant sums:
- 2nd Place: $150,000
- 3rd Place: $100,000
- 4th Place: $50,000
- 5th Place: $40,000
Classic Physique Olympia: $60,000 for the Winner
With the Classic Physique division gaining immense popularity, the competition is fiercer than ever. This year’s Classic Physique champion will earn $60,000, as rising stars look to dethrone reigning champion Chris Bumstead. Top contenders like Urs Kalecinski and Mike Sommerfeld are hot on his heels, making this division one to watch.
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Prize distribution for the top five:
- 1st Place: $60,000
- 2nd Place: $25,000
- 3rd Place: $10,000
- 4th Place: $5,000
- 5th Place: $3,000
Men’s 212 Olympia: $90,000 for the Winner
In the Men’s 212 division, athletes pack incredible muscle mass into their more compact frames. Keone Pearson claimed the first-place prize of $90,000, while the remaining top contenders received:
- 2nd Place: Shaun Clarida ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Angel Calderon Frias ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Kerrith Bajjo ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Vitor Oliveira ($6,000)
For a detailed look, check out the Men’s 212 Olympia Results.
Men’s Physique Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
In the Men’s Physique division, the champion will earn $50,000. Results coming soon!
Ms. Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
Andrea Shaw claimed her fifth title in Ms. Olympia, securing the $50,000 prize. The top five finishers:
- 2nd Place: Angela Yeo ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Ashley Lynnette Jones ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Helle Trevino ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Nadia Capotosto ($6,000)
Read the full results here: Ms. Olympia Results.
Figure Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
Cydney Gillon once again dominated the Figure Olympia, earning her eighth title and $50,000. Here’s the prize breakdown:
- 2nd Place: Jessica Reyes Padilla ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Lola Montez ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Natalia Soltero ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Rhea Gayle ($6,000)
Full results available here: Figure Olympia Results.
Fitness Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
Missy Truscott clinched her third Fitness Olympia title, earning $50,000. The prize distribution is as follows:
- 2nd Place: Jaclyn Baker ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Taylor Learmont ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Allison Kramer ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Tamara Vahn ($6,000)
Full results available here: Fitness Olympia Results.
Women’s Physique Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
Sarah Villegas took home the $50,000 first-place prize in Women’s Physique, continuing her reign. Other top placers include:
- 2nd Place: Natalia Abraham Coelho ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Sheronica Henton ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Barbara Menage ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Elisama Manoel Benta Zorzetto ($6,000)
Full results can be found here: Women’s Physique Olympia Results.
Wellness Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
Isabelle Nunes captured her first Wellness Olympia title and the $50,000 prize. Here’s how the top five fared:
- 2nd Place: Francielle Mattos ($20,000)
- 3rd Place: Eduarda Bezerra ($12,000)
- 4th Place: Elisa Alcantara ($7,000)
- 5th Place: Giselle Machado ($6,000)
Full results available here: Wellness Olympia Results.
Bikini Olympia: $50,000 for the Winner
In the Bikini Olympia division, the champion will earn $50,000. Results coming soon!
Pro Wheelchair Olympia: $20,000 for the Winner
The Pro Wheelchair division offers a prize of $20,000 for the winner. Results coming soon!
What Does This Mean for the Sport?
With prize money at an all-time high, the stakes for Mr. Olympia continue to grow. Athletes dedicate years to their training, diets, and routines to compete at the top level. Winning an Olympia title not only secures a place in bodybuilding history but also comes with a life-changing financial reward.
As bodybuilding continues to expand, the sport is seeing massive prize increases in other competitions as well. For instance, Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced a $500,000 first prize for the 2025 Arnold Classic, and the 2025 Dubai Pro has significantly boosted its prize money to $500,000, attracting top talent from across the globe.
As the final day of competition unfolds, the question remains: Who will walk away with bodybuilding’s ultimate prize?
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