2024 EVLS Prague Pro Results [LIVE UPDATES]

The 2024 EVLS Prague Pro took place from November 16-17 in the Czech Republic. It featured seven bodybuilding divisions: Men’s 212 Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men’s Open, Men’s Physique, Bikini, and Figure — all of whom fought for qualifications for the 2025 Mr. Olympia. 

Last year, Samson Dauda emerged victorious at the Prague Pro, a prelude to his stunning Mr. Olympia win against Hadi Choopan and Derek Lunsford. He didn’t compete at this event, paving the way for a new titleholder to take home gold. 

This year’s 2024 EVLS Prague Pro lineup was stacked with high-caliber talent. Reigning six-time Classic Physique Olympia Chris Bumstead made the surprising move to the Men’s Open. In addition, Horse MD (Marcello De Angelis) and former two-time 212 Olympia Shaun Clarida were in attendance, aiming to do some damage.

2024 EVLS Prague Pro Winners

• Men’s Open Bodybuilding: Martin Fitzwater
• Men’s 212 Bodybuilding: Ahmad Ashkanani
• Classic Physique: Richard Nagy
• Men’s Physique: Omar Suleiman
• Figure: Lena Ramsteiner
• Bikini: Valeria Fedorenko
• Wellness: Sina Maria Teresa

2024 EVLS Prague Pro Results

Men’s Open Bodybuilding

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	FINALS	TOTAL
1	Martin Fitzwater	USA	3	3	6
2	Chris Bumstead	Canada	6	6	12
3	Shaun Clarida	USA	9	9	18
4	Matthias Hollweck	Germany	15	12	27
5	Horse Marcello	Brazil	12	15	27
6	Krystian Wolski	Poland	18	18	36
7	Jan Turek	Czech Republic	21	21	42
8	Andrea Presti	Italy	24	24	48
9	Pavel Beran	Czech Republic	27	27	54
10	Andrea Bolzoni	Italy	30	30	60
11	Jack Richardson	UK	33	33	66
12	Maik Ciesla	Germany	36	36	72
13	Roman Begass	Germany	39	39	78
14	Mike Hulusi	Australia	42	42	84
15	Jaroslav Jenicek	Czech Republic	45	45	90
16	Sam Ashour	Egypt	48	48	96
16	Mark Joyce	UK	48	48	96
16	Simon Lada	Poland	48	48	96
16	Harry Lehner	Austria	48	48	96
16	Daniel Poniedzialek	Poland	48	48	96
16	Peter Zembjak	Slovakia	48	48	96

It was a battle unlike we’ve ever seen in the Men’s Open. Prejudging on Saturday saw Chris Bumstead emerge as a frontrunner. Those who thought he wouldn’t have the size to be compared next to Martin Fitzwater were dead wrong. The Canadian champion, who was fresh off his sixth title win at Olympia, showcased many impressive shots, especially from the side and front. Considering how little time he had to prepare for this event, ‘Cbum’ didn’t disappoint and made a commanding bid for gold. 

Fourth-place 2024 Mr. Olympia finisher Martin Fitzwater’s full back and impressive abs and thigh pose kept him in title contention from the moment he stepped on stage. He looked tighter than at the Mr. Olympia, and with so many versatile physiques on the stage, like Bumstead’s and Shaun Clarida’s, picking a winner in Prague was challenging.

Fitzwater’s back, muscle volume, and conditioning ended up sealing the deal but the show was incredibly close. Chris Bumstead took second in his Open splash before once again confirming his retirement from the sport. Former two-time 212 Olympia Shaun Clarida also showcased a refined package from his last event to nail a spot on the podium in third place. 

Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Ahmad Ashkanani	Kuwait	3	3
2	Tomas Tabaciar	Slovakia	6	6
3	Alexandru Vasile Uta	Romania	9	9
4	Amin Parvaneh	Germany	14	14
5	Florin Dogaru	Romania	15	15
6	Ahmad Dokhy	Norway	16	16
7	Michael Schneider	Austria	21	21
8	Thiago Santisteban	Brazil	24	24

Contenders in Men’s 212 Bodybuilding were on fire in Prague with a handful of names sticking out as favorites to win. It didn’t take long for judges to notice Ahmad Ashkanani, who was the most accomplished 212 athlete on the stage.

Ashkanani slipped to ninth place at the 2024 Mr. Olympia, so he entered this show with a chip on his shoulder. His full, separated legs alongside his powerful back told a story on stage, prompting officials to take a closer look at him during the finals. In his last outing, Ashkanani took second place at the 2024 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 

However, Tomáš Tabačiar was clearly in the running for gold. His chest striations, capped shoulders, and ham-glute tie-ins spelled trouble for most of the lineup, making his shots from the rear extra lethal. Tabačiar has a history of competing against Ashkanani. The two bodybuilders took part in a war at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro with Tabačiar trailing Ashkanani in fourth place. Ultimately, this contest belonged to Ahmad Ashkanani, who won the 212 title. Tomáš Tabačiar and Alexandru Vasile walked away in second and third place. 

Classic Physique

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Richard Nagy	Hungary	3	3
2	Emanuele Ricotti	Italy	6	6
3	Patryk Jaskiewicz	Poland	9	9
4	Patrik Herczik	Czech Republic	12	12
5	Hubert Kulczynski	Poland	15	15
6	Lukasz Kuziak	Poland	18	18
7	Tomas Sentinek	Slovakia	21	21
8	Marius Osmundsen	Norway	24	24
9	Mohamad Al Baghdadi	Germany	27	27
10	Lukas Cerveny	Czech Republic	30	30
11	Avraam Kyriacou	Cyprus	33	33

Richard Nagy stood out on stage thanks to his impressive arms and overall symmetry. He shined during comparisons and seemingly appeared harder as the show progressed; this was apparent both in prejudging and the finals. He came into this bodybuilding contest brimming with momentum, having recently placed first at the 2024 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 

Fans also got behind Classic Physique standout Emanuele Ricotti. His proportions and size were potent weapons on stage, making for a closer contest than many people expected. Remaining active, Ricotti last tested himself at the 2024 Everest Muscle Games, where he took second place behind Zhivko Petkov.

He made a push for gold and gave the lineup all they could handle with seamless posing transitions. In the end, Richard Nagy claimed the title. Emanuele Ricotti and Jasiu Schwarzenegger finished the show in second and third place. 

Men’s Physique

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Omar Suleiman	UK	3	3
2	Miroslav Juricek	Czech Republic	6	6
3	Ireneusz Ptucha	Poland	9	9
4	Palmai Zsolt	Hungary	12	12
5	Ondrej Kmostak	Czech Republic	15	15
6	Sanad Alsanad	Kuwait	18	18
7	Qaiser Al-Asi	Bahrain	21	21
8	Luca Biolo	Italy	24	24
9	Omar Boresli	Kuwait	27	27
10	Hemza Hachemi	Algeria	30	30
11	Nelson Rodrigues	Portugal	33	33
12	Maksimilian Petrov	Bulgaria	36	36
13	Omer Bahamed	India	39	39
14	Alex Arguello	Mexico	43	43
15	Filipe Martins	Portugal	45	45
16	Alessandro Colacchi	Italy	46	46
16	Gabriel Biefnot	Belgium	48	48
16	Kacper Borawski	Poland	48	48
16	Ramzi Boubaker	Germany	48	48
16	Junaid Kaliwala	India	48	48
16	Yemz Aeoyemi	UK	48	48
16	Guerrat Mancef	Ukraine	48	48
16	Matheus Nery	Brazil	48	48
16	Emile Walker	UK	48	48

In the Men’s Physique category, fans were highly impressed by the package presented by Omar Suleiman. He continues to improve under the IFBB Pro League banner and this show was no exception. He narrowly missed out on gold in his last contest appearance, which came at the 2024 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. With an impeccable upper body and stellar posing skills, he put himself in a solid spot to win this event. 

Miroslav Juricek was another name to look out for in Prague. He delivered a well-rounded posing routine and showcased impressive size and conditioning. Miroslav Juricek also competed in Romania, where he settled for a ninth-place showing. When all was said and done, Omar Suleiman picked up the title. Miroslav Juricek and  Ireneusz Ptucha finished in second and third. 

Figure

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Lena Ramsteiner	Germany	3	3
2	Adela Ondrejovicova	Slovakia	6	6
3	Elisabeth Kammerer	Germany	9	9
4	Snezhana Vlahova	Bulgaria	12	12
5	Hannah Prause	Germany	15	15
6	Anna Koka	Ukraine	18	18
7	Carina Brill	Germany	21	21
8	Karine Hajjar	Qatar	24	24
9	Grace Diliso	Italy	27	27
10	Charlotte Loussouarn	France	30	30
11	Gisa Mendes	Italy	33	33
12	Anna Ladurner	Italy	36	36
13	Agata Jowik	Poland	39	39
14	Julia Janinewill	Germany	42	42
15	Sylwia Olszewska	Poland	45	45
16	Sujittra Bumrungsirikhan	Thailand	48	48
16	Monica Marjanovic	Denmark	48	48
16	Manuela Matteucci	Italy	48	48
16	Olena Mykhailiuk	Ukraine	48	48
16	Rocio Ramos Loeza	Mexico	48	48
16	Michelle Tromp	South Africa	48	48

Figure competitors kept the live audience in suspense as many names stood out from prejudging onward. As the event progressed, it appeared to be a two-woman show with attention turning to Lena Ramsteiner and Adela Ondrejovicova. Ramsteiner is a proven threat in the category, making notable improvements to his physique from season to season. Like many other athletes in attendance, Ramsteiner last competed at the 2024 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, earning a respectable runner-up finish. 

In Ramsteiner’s way was Adela Ondrejovicova. Ondrejovicova’s symmetry, proportions, and balanced muscularity have been a winning combination for her as of late. She also competed at the Romania show and took third place behind Ramsteiner. After another very intense battle on stage, Lena Ramsteiner walked away victorious. Adela Ondrejovicova and Elisabeth Kammerer took second and third. 

Bikini

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Valeria Fedorenko	Ukraine	3	3
2	Sara Punzetti	Italy	6	6
3	Natalie Myslikova	Czech Republic	9	9
4	Luca Katai	Hungary	13	13
5	Rania Stamatiadou	Greece	14	14
6	Alina Mirzakhanova	Ukraine	18	18
7	Julie Svitakova	Czech Republic	21	21
8	Henrieta Skupekova	Slovakia	24	24
9	Kateryna Spievakova	Ukraine	27	27
10	Gisela Canelas	Portugal	30	30
11	Jule Schwabe	Germany	33	33
12	Nedelcu Maria	Romania	36	36
13	Ines Neves	Portugal	39	39
14	Vivienne Kahl	Germany	42	42
15	Babett Vongsanti	Hungary	45	45
16	Claudia Clemente	Portugal	48	48
16	Oliwia Dobrowolska	Poland	48	48
16	Cassie Hunter	UK	48	48
16	Veronika Javorska	Czech Republic	48	48
16	Magda Kilczewska	Poland	48	48
16	Kamila Leonovic	Lithuania	48	48
16	Irina Magdieva	Italy	48	48
16	Noora Mahonen	Finland	48	48
16	Fanni Orszag	Hungary	48	48
16	Paola Palomino	Colombia	48	48
16	Anna Setlak	Italy	48	48
16	Nastya Sheva	Germany	48	48
16	Kiki Smiljanic	Switzerland	48	48
16	Renata Souckova	Czech Republic	48	48
16	Kathleen Streiber	Germany	48	48
16	Aneta Szoltysek	Poland	48	48

Bikini competitors wasted no time on stage and were eager to leave the crowd on their feet. The symmetry, hourglass figure, and stage presence of Valeria Fedorenko cemented her status as a favorite; this became apparent during the finals following some close comparisons. She last took 10th place at the highly competitive 2024 Fitpara Hungary Pro so she was eager to make a statement in Prague. 

Sara Punzetti was another talent judges kept a close eye on. Her posing has come a long way, enabling her to shine against most of the lineup. As of late, Punzetti proved herself, taking second place at the 2024 Promuscle Italy Pro show. After a number of call-outs and comparisons, Valeria Fedorenko emerged with gold. Sara Punzetti and Natalie Myslikova finished the contest in second and third place. 

Wellness

PLACE	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL
1	Sina Maria Teresa	Angola	3	3
2	Mari Patrizzi	Brazil	6	6
3	Alexis Nicole	USA	9	9
4	Dainora Dvarionaite	Lithuania	12	12
5	Karol Alves	Brazil	15	15
6	Mariia Morozova	Ukraine	18	18
7	Kristyna Seidlova	Czech Republic	21	21
8	Mona Popp	Germany	24	24
9	Rosita Benadero Munoz	Spain	27	27
10	Bianca Malina Anton	Italy	30	30
11	Tara Galih	Indonesia	33	33
12	Daria Pavlova	Russia	36	36

Contenders from the Wellness category didn’t just bring exceptional physiques but also showcased high-energy posing routines. The balanced physique of Sina Maria Teresa cemented herself as a frontrunner early, which became apparent throughout the prejudging rounds on Saturday.

Her glute dominance gave the lineup a tough time, and she only appeared to become more comfortable on the stage as the show went along. Maria Teresa was as confident as ever going into this contest after winning the 2024 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 

Meanwhile, Mari Patrizzi commanded the stage and put forth a solid bid to win the show. Her thin waist, aesthetics, and figure were undeniable on stage, leading to a close competition. Her last contest saw her take ninth place at the Worldwide Amateur Olympia Brazil. When it was all over, Sina Maria Teresa claimed first prize. Mari Patrizzi finished with silver and Alexis Nicole left Prague with bronze. 

That wraps up all the action at this historic show. Fitness Volt congratulates the winners on their success. We look forward to seeing you battle on the 2025 Mr. Olympia stage!

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