2026 Arnold Classic Odds Board
The projected finishing order for 212, derived from the Fitness Volt Bodybuilding Database. It holds steady between contests and only shifts when new results land.
Model recalculated 12 Aug 2026
Projected finishing order
| Rank | Athlete | Score | Change | Trend label | History |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
David Henry
 United States
|
71.8 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#1
|
| #2 |
Hidetada Yamagishi
 Japan
|
58.3 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#2
|
| #3 |
Keone Pearson
United States
|
47.0 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#3
|
| #4 |
ZH
Zhaofeng He
 China
|
44.5 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#4
|
| #5 | 43.5 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#5
|
|
| #6 |
Angel Calderon Frias
United States
|
43.3 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#6
|
| #7 |
FB
Francisco Barrios Vlk
 Argentina
|
43.1 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#7
|
| #8 |
Courage Opara
United States
|
42.3 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#8
|
| #9 |
Shaun Clarida
United States
|
42.2 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#9
|
| #10 | 40.0 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#10
|
|
| #11 |
Oleh Kryvyi
United States
|
39.5 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#11
|
| #12 |
Radoslav Angelov
 Bulgaria
|
39.1 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#12
|
| #13 | 39.0 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#13
|
|
| #14 |
Donnie Whetstone
United States
|
38.5 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#14
|
| #15 |
Eric Eckenrode
United States
|
37.7 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#15
|
| #16 |
Kerrith Bajjo
United States
|
34.7 | No prior snapshot | Improving form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#16
|
| #17 |
Roman Iushchenko
 Ukraine
|
33.8 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#17
|
| #18 |
Peter Daguman
United States
|
32.0 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#18
|
| #19 |
Piotr Borecki
 Australia
|
31.0 | No prior snapshot | Stable form |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#19
|
| #20 |
Peter Boncardo
 Canada
|
30.0 | No prior snapshot | Cooling off |
4 weeksW30:NR W31:NR W32:NR W33:#20
|
Brazil What moved the numbers
No rank changed since last week. The board only moves when a new contest result enters the database, so a quiet week between shows is the normal state, not a stalled page.
Where each athlete finished in their last three recorded contests in this division. This is the input that changes most often, so it is usually what moved a rank.
Every recorded appearance at this contest in this division, read as an average and a best placement. A long record at the show counts for more than a single strong year.
Wins as a share of contests entered from 2024 onward. It separates an athlete who wins the shows they enter from one who simply enters a lot of them.
Athletes with no current competitive activity are marked down, so a retired champion cannot sit at the top of a board about a contest they are not entering.
A model, not a tip sheet
This board is a data-derived power ranking. It reads the contest results already in the database and orders the field by what that record says. It is not a betting line and it does not know anything about the contest that has not happened yet.
- No betting market feeds in. No bookmaker price, no handle, no line movement is used or referenced anywhere in the calculation.
- Built from recorded results only. Every figure comes from placements already in the Fitness Volt Bodybuilding Database. Nothing on this page is hand-entered, so a corrected result moves the board.
- First-time qualifiers are systematically underranked. The model reads placement history at this contest, and an athlete making their debut has none to read.
- It settles nothing about the contest. A board is a description of the record going in, and the record is not the result.