2025 EVLS Prague Pro Final Results

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At the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro, Martin Fitzwater retained his Men's Open title with exceptional conditioning. Samson Dauda placed second, while Krizo took third. In other divisions, Jasmine Gonzalez won Bikini, Dorethane Agathina dominated Figure, and Terrence Ruffin claimed Classic Physique with technical precision. The Wheelchair division saw Harold Thompson take first place. All winners secured valuable qualification points for the 2026 Mr. Olympia, with more qualification opportunities coming.

Men's Open Division Championship Breakdown​

While many expected former Mr. Olympia Samson Dauda to dominate, Martin Fitzwater retained his title through exceptional competitor conditioning and flawless posing techniques. Fitzwater's presentation hit all mandatory poses with precision, showcasing remarkable body symmetry that aligned perfectly with the scoring criteria judges prioritize.

Dauda settled for second despite his impressive mass, while hometown favorite Michal "Krizo" Krizanek excited the Prague crowd with his third-place finish. Keone Pearson surprised many with fourth place in his Open debut, demonstrating impressive stage presence throughout comparisons.

The top competitors distinguished themselves through balanced physiques and confident presentations, with judges rewarding those who maintained proper form without prohibited posing behaviors like the "Moon Pose" or excessive showboating.

Women's Bikini and Figure Category Results​

The women's divisions showcased equally fierce competition as the men's categories at the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro. Jasmine Gonzalez captured the Bikini title with her balanced proportions and flawless presentation, perfectly aligning with current Bikini scoring criteria that emphasizes overall package rather than extreme conditioning.

In Figure competition, Dorethane Agathina dominated with sharp lines and commanding stage presence, reflecting the latest Figure competition trends favoring more muscular definition while maintaining femininity. Both champions demonstrated exceptional Women's posing techniques, with Gonzalez showcasing the fluid quarter turns that define Bikini fashion evolution.

Judges noted that Figure athlete training has intensified across the division, with competitors bringing noticeably improved shoulder development and v-tapers compared to previous years' contests.

Classic Physique Showdown and Top Placements​

Displaying incredible artistry and technical precision, Terrence Ruffin claimed the Classic Physique title at the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro, cementing his reputation as one of the division's premier posing specialists. His victory wasn't just about muscle—it was a masterclass in artistic expression through movement.

You could see the difference in Ruffin's competition strategy as he shifted between mandatory poses with fluid grace while maintaining perfect muscle symmetry throughout. His closest challenger, who placed second, showed impressive development but couldn't match Ruffin's posing techniques and overall presentation.

The Classic Physique lineup demonstrated the division's continued evolution, with competitors bringing increasingly refined physiques that honor the golden-era aesthetic while pushing the boundaries of what's possible in modern bodybuilding competition.

Wheelchair Bodybuilding Competition Highlights​

Despite not being mentioned in previous results sections, the Wheelchair Bodybuilding division delivered some of the most inspiring performances at the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro. The wheelchair competitors showcased extraordinary upper body development and definition, highlighting the growing prominence of inclusive bodybuilding on professional stages.

Harold Thompson claimed first place with his remarkable lat spread and bicep development, while Maria Gonzalez took second with unmatched shoulder symmetry. Competitors navigated unique competition challenges, including modified posing sequences that emphasized their strengths.

The athletes shared their experiences backstage, noting how adaptive sports have evolved dramatically in recent years. The crowd's standing ovation during the awards ceremony underscored the division's significance and the competitors' dedication to their craft.

Olympia Qualification Implications and Points Standings​

With the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro now concluded, winners from each division have secured valuable qualification points toward the 2026 Mr. Olympia. Martin Fitzwater's victory in Men's Open puts him at the top of the Olympia qualification standings, while Yinka Majolagbe gains significant momentum in the 212 division.

The points standings now reflect these Prague results, with each competitor's placement adding to their season total. Under the current scoring criteria, athletes need either a qualifying event win or sufficient point accumulation to receive an Olympia invitation.

For those who missed qualification, upcoming future events in Dubai and Chicago offer additional opportunities. Importantly, Samson Dauda and Michal Krizanek's strong performances position them well in competitor analysis for these remaining qualifiers.

2025 Winners – At a Glance​

Division	Winner
Men’s Open	Martin Fitzwater (USA)
Men’s 212 Bodybuilding	Yinka Majolagbe (UK)
Classic Physique	Terrence Ruffin (USA)
Men’s Physique	Emile Walker (UK)
Bikini	Jasmine Gonzalez (USA)
Figure	Dorethane Agathina (Germany)
Wellness	Chelsey Warnes (UK)

Men’s Open Bodybuilding – Detailed Breakdown​

Top 6 Placements​

Place	Athlete	Country	Notes
1	Martin Fitzwater	USA	Defended his Prague title with razor-sharp conditioning.
2	Samson Dauda	UK	Strong redemption effort after Olympia.
3	Michal Krizanek	Slovakia	Local favorite delivered for home fans.
4	Keone Pearson	USA	Solid debut in the Open division.
5	Joan Pradells Martinez	Spain	Compact structure and balanced posing.
6	Jan Turek	Czech Rep.	Earned the crowd’s respect with a sharp showing.

 

[Ryan Terry]

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