2025 Border States Pro Men’s Physique – Full Results

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The 2025 Border States Pro took place on October 25 in San Diego, California, under the IFBB Pro League banner. It served as a key Olympia qualifier for the 2026 Mr. Olympia. The Men’s Physique division showcased some of the most well-balanced physiques of the season, emphasizing symmetry, conditioning, and confident stage presence.

Final Placings – Men’s Physique (Open)​

Rank	Athlete	Country	Total Points
1	Jason Huynh	USA	3
2	Ryan Doll	USA	6
3	Mohammed Al Kindy	Oman	9
4	Jimmy Chen	Taiwan/China	13
5	Reuben Glass	USA	15
6	Jayson Montes	USA	18
7	Luis Maciel	USA	21
8	Natsuki Takaramura	Japan	24
9	Vincent Bell	USA	28
10	Dylan Lin	USA	29

Champion Breakdown – Jason Huynh​

Jason Huynh claimed first place with a near-perfect presentation, demonstrating razor-sharp conditioning and a balanced structure. His total of 3 points reflected unanimous judging support.

Key strengths included:

• Excellent shoulder-to-waist ratio with clean lines
• Defined obliques and core separation
• Smooth transitions between poses and confident walk
• No visible weak areas or imbalance

Huynh’s victory secures his 2026 Olympia qualification and cements his position among the top U.S. Men’s Physique athletes.

Noteworthy Contenders​

Ryan Doll – 2nd Place​

Ryan Doll brought a commanding upper body and strong flow but lacked the same tight conditioning as Huynh. His wide back and dense lats gave him an impressive look that held him comfortably in second.

Mohammed Al Kindy – 3rd Place​

Representing Oman, Al Kindy showcased good proportions and presentation. His midsection detail and structure stood out, but slight softness in the finals kept him from challenging for the top two spots.

Jimmy Chen – 4th Place​

Chen delivered one of the more aesthetic physiques of the night with balanced muscularity. A slight lack of crispness in his lower body detail may have cost him a higher placement.

Reuben Glass – 5th Place​

Glass displayed solid symmetry and muscle flow. His presentation was confident, though improved leanness would help him climb the ranks at future events.

Strategic Insights and Trends​

The Men’s Physique judges rewarded balanced athletes with lean, aesthetic lines rather than size-heavy builds. Clear ab definition, confident posture, and proportion between upper and lower body proved decisive. International representation also stood out, reflecting the continued global expansion of the division.

Jason Huynh’s clean sweep indicates how dominant conditioning and composure can override size differences. Competitors like Doll and Al Kindy will likely target sharper midsection control and posing refinement for their next appearances.

Implications for the 2026 Season​

Huynh’s early Olympia qualification allows him to focus on strategic improvements, perfecting stage flow, and maintaining peak shape for next year’s contest. Doll and Al Kindy remain strong contenders with realistic chances of securing future wins if they fine-tune their presentation and conditioning. The 2025 Border States Pro set a clear benchmark for the level of precision and polish expected on the Olympia qualification circuit.

Event Summary​

The 2025 Border States Pro delivered a high-level display of Men’s Physique competition. Jason Huynh’s decisive victory highlighted what it takes to dominate in today’s IFBB Pro League standard—balance, stage control, and elite conditioning. Each finalist brought a unique strength, ensuring this show remains one of the most competitive stops on the calendar heading into the 2026 Olympia season.

Full Placings Recap​

1. Jason Huynh (USA)
2. Ryan Doll (USA)
3. Mohammed Al Kindy (Oman)
4. Jimmy Chen (Taiwan/China)
5. Reuben Glass (USA)
6. Jayson Montes (USA)
7. Luis Maciel (USA)
8. Natsuki Takaramura (Japan)
9. Vincent Bell (USA)
10. Dylan Lin (USA)