2011 Season Results

Query-derived Updated September 29, 2026

Total Contests

752

Athletes Competed

1,207

Total Results

The 2011 IFBB Pro season featured 39 contests across 9 countries with 752 athletes competing.

2011 Olympia champions

Men's Open Bodybuilding Phil Heath
Figure Nicole Wilkins
Fitness Adela Garcia
Bikini Nicole Nagrani
Women's Bodybuilding Iris Kyle

A 212 Olympia title is counted on its own track and is not listed here, the same rule the rest of the site uses.

Top performers

Athlete	Division	Contests won	Contests entered
Nicole Wilkins	Women's Figure	4	4
Cleveland Thomas	Men's Open Bodybuilding	3	3
Patricia Beckman	Women's Bodybuilding	3	3
Phil Heath	Men's Open Bodybuilding	2	2
Iris Kyle	Women's Bodybuilding	2	2

Counted in contests, not result rows: winning two classes at one show is one win. Where two athletes won the same number of contests, that year's Olympia champion is listed first.

Contests

Date	Contest	Location	Tier	Status
To be announced	Jacksonville Pro	Jacksonville, FL, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Masters Pro World	USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Pro Bowl	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Pro Classic	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Pro International	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Pro Masters Cup	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Pro Natural American	USA	Natural	Results available
To be announced	Pro Natural Europe Cup	Europe	Natural	Results available
To be announced	Pro Natural Masters	USA	Natural	Results available
To be announced	Pro Natural Universe	USA	Natural	Results available
To be announced	Pro Natural World	USA	Natural	Results available
To be announced	Pro North American	Pittsburgh, PA, USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Pro USA	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Yorton Cup Pro	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Flex Pro (Santa Monica)	Santa Monica, CA, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Arnold Classic	Columbus, OH, USA	Major	Results available
To be announced	Arnold Classic Europe	Madrid, Spain	Arnold	Results available
To be announced	Ms International	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Grand Prix Australia	Melbourne, Australia	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	New Zealand Pro	Auckland, New Zealand	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Tijuana Pro	Mexico	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Pittsburgh Pro Figure & Bikini Championships	Pittsburgh, PA, USA	Major	Results available
To be announced	California Pro	Los Angeles, CA, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	New York Pro Championships	New York, NY, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Sacramento Pro	Sacramento, CA, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	St Louis Pro	St. Louis, MO, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Toronto Pro	Toronto, ON, Canada	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Tampa Pro Championships	Tampa, FL, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Mr. Olympia	Las Vegas, NV, USA	Olympia	Results available
To be announced	Phoenix Pro	Phoenix, AZ, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Tournament of Champions Pro	USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Ms. Olympia	Las Vegas Convention Center, Winchester (WIN), NV, USAThe Orleans, PAR, USA	Olympia	Results available
To be announced	Houston Pro Championships	Houston, TX, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Sheru Classic	India	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	Border States Pro	USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	British Grand Prix	London, United Kingdom	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Fort Lauderdale Pro	Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA	Pro_show	Results available
To be announced	Europa Supershow	USA	Amateur	Results available
To be announced	European Pro	Europe	Pro_show	Results available

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