IFBB Pro Division
Men's Physique
2013Contested since
4,402Athletes
870Contests
17,113Results
Men's Physique is an active IFBB Pro division with 4,402 athletes and 17,113 recorded results from 2013–2026.
Olympia champion
Olympia years on record13
Different champions6
Most titles held4Jeremy Buendia
First title year2013
Division at a Glance
Contests870
Avg Career2.7 yrs
Contests / Athlete5.9
Avg Field11.4
Most titles in this division
Ranked by Olympia titles, then wins at other professional shows, then division wins.
- 1Jeremy BuendiaUnited States4Olympias
- 2Brandon HendricksonUnited States3Olympias
- 3Ryan TerryUnited Kingdom3Olympias
- 4Erin BanksUnited States1Olympia
- 5Raymont EdmondsUnited States1Olympia
- 6Mark AnthonyUnited States1Olympia
- 7Andre FergusonUnited States19Pro wins
- 8George BrownUnited States17Pro wins
- 9Kyron HoldenUnited States17Pro wins
- 10Sidy PouyeSpain12Pro wins
Champion by year
2025Ryan TerryUnited Kingdom2024Ryan TerryUnited Kingdom2023Ryan TerryUnited Kingdom2022Erin BanksUnited States2021Brandon HendricksonUnited States2020Brandon HendricksonUnited States2019Raymont EdmondsUnited States2018Brandon HendricksonUnited States2017Jeremy BuendiaUnited States2016Jeremy BuendiaUnited States2015Jeremy BuendiaUnited States2014Jeremy BuendiaUnited States2013Mark AnthonyUnited States
Major Event Winners
Recent Results
| Year | Contest | Winner | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 2026 Miami Pro | George Brown | United States |
| 2026 | 2026 New York Pro | Ali Bilal | Afghanistan |
| 2026 | 2026 St. Pete Pro | George Brown | United States |
| 2026 | 2026 Tri-City Pro | Kevin Reeder | United States |
| 2026 | 2026 Taiwan Pro | Farouq Ishimoto | Japan |
| 2026 | 2026 Mile High Pro | Micah Thomas Jr. | United States |
| 2026 | 2026 Tampa Pro | Aj Ellison | United States |
| 2026 | 2026 Chicago Pro | Sidy Pouye | Spain |
| 2026 | 2026 Bharat India Pro | Manoj Patil | India |
| 2026 | 2026 Republic of Texas Pro | Ontario Alexander | United States |
Browse Men's Physique Athletes
Frank Same
53Results3Wins
Lorenzo Jones
50Results15Wins
Nathaniel Wonsley
43Results3Wins
Robert Smith
42Results11Wins
Matthew Acton
41Results5Wins
Ty Pope
40Results3Wins
Anton Antipov
36Results8Wins
Karl Marshall
33Results25Wins
Andrew Landis
33Results4Wins
Winston Johnson
30Results8Wins
Kenneth Jones
30Results1Wins
Dave Goodin
29Results10Wins
David Johnson
28Results8Wins
Roger Ferrer
28Results5Wins
Murat Demir
27Results3Wins
Xavisus Gayden
26Results2Wins
Michael Lee
25Results4Wins
Christopher Niemczyk
25Results2Wins
John Nguyen
25Results2Wins
Travales Blount
25Results2Wins
Victor Clark
25Results0Wins
Joseph Kiyose
24Results12Wins
Dean Balabis
24Results1Wins
Pierre Vandensteen
23Results11Wins
Rules & weight classes
Height-specific maximum weights apply. See the published table below.
- Goal
- Not specified in the published rule page.
- Attire
- Board shorts worn one inch below the navel and ending two inches above the kneecap; shirtless and barefoot. Spandex and logos other than a manufacturer logo are prohibited.
- Posing
- Front and back turns, an individual walk, and callouts. The published Pro rule page does not state a time limit.
- Judging
- Front and back turns with callouts. Judging counts 100%; finals callouts may replace the judging score as confirmation.
- Weight cap
- Height-specific maximum weights apply. See the published table below.
| Height | Published height | Maximum weight |
|---|---|---|
| Up to and including 5'4" | 162.6 cm | 167 lb / 75.7 kg |
| Up to and including 5'5" | 165.1 cm | 172 lb / 78.0 kg |
| Up to and including 5'6" | 167.6 cm | 177 lb / 80.3 kg |
| Up to and including 5'7" | 170.2 cm | 182 lb / 82.6 kg |
| Up to and including 5'8" | 172.7 cm | 187 lb / 84.8 kg |
| Up to and including 5'9" | 175.3 cm | 194 lb / 88.0 kg |
| Up to and including 5'10" | 177.8 cm | 202 lb / 91.6 kg |
| Up to and including 5'11" | 180.3 cm | 209 lb / 94.8 kg |
| Up to and including 6'0" | 182.9 cm | 217 lb / 98.4 kg |
| Up to and including 6'1" | 185.4 cm | 224 lb / 101.6 kg |
| Up to and including 6'2" | 188.0 cm | 232 lb / 105.2 kg |
| Up to and including 6'3" | 190.5 cm | 239 lb / 108.4 kg |
| Up to and including 6'4" | 193.0 cm | 246 lb / 111.6 kg |
| Up to and including 6'5" | 195.6 cm | 253 lb / 114.8 kg |
| Up to and including 6'6" | 198.1 cm | 260 lb / 117.9 kg |
| Up to and including 6'7" | 200.7 cm | 267 lb / 121.1 kg |
| Over 6'7" | 200.7 as published cm | 274 lb / 124.3 kg |
Source: IFBB Professional League Rules. Version and access date: 2026-07-13.
Frequently asked questions
What poses are used in Men's Physique?
Competitors perform front and back turns during individual presentation and callouts.
What must Men's Physique competitors wear?
Board shorts must sit one inch below the navel, end two inches above the kneecap, and taper toward the knee.
Does Men's Physique have a weight cap?
Yes. The maximum weight depends on measured height, as shown in the official table on this page.
How is Men's Physique scored?
Judging counts 100%. Finals callouts may be scored as confirmation and replace the judging score.
Latest Coverage
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How this division is scoped
What this page settles, and what it does not
It settles who has won in this division, in which year, and how deep the record goes. It does not compare this division with any other, and it does not judge a physique.
- Results belong to this division by division type, the authoritative identifier on the contest record, not by matching the division's name. Divisions that have no type fall back to their recorded names.
- Olympia titles count a contest flagged as an Olympia with an overall winner, one title per year.
- The top-athlete order is a fixed ranking: Olympia titles first, then major and pro show wins, then wins inside this division. Nothing on the list is hand-placed.
- Athlete and result counts are all-time and include amateur competition, so they run ahead of the pro-only record.
- The browse list on this page holds fewer athletes than the Athletes figure in the header. Rows identified as non-athletes, rows kept as name-collision placeholders, and rows with an open data issue are held back from search, while their results still count toward the division total.