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The Ningjin stage delivered two tightly contested pro divisions. Kuwait’s Abdullah Al-Sairafi clinched Classic Physique with razor-sharp lines, while China’s own Jiang Kun Zhi dominated Men’s Physique, keeping the gold on home soil. Full breakdown below.
Men’s Classic Physique – Open Place Athlete Country Notes 1 Abdullah Al-Sairafi Kuwait Smooth posing, crisp conditioning 2 Jian Gao China Best Chinese classic look to date 3 Kherlen Batbayar Mongolia Thick quads, balanced torso 4 Denis Romanov Russia Dense upper body but faded slightly at night 5 Mo Qadi Egypt Wide lats, needs sharper midsection 6 Yanfeng Guo China Crowd favorite, still chasing detail — Mustafa Albakry Iraq NS — did not finish — Ali Hassan Iraq NS — did not finish — Ziqiang Wang China NS — did not finish
Men’s Physique – Open Place Athlete Country Notes 1 Jiang Kun Zhi China Dominant V-taper and stage presence 2 Ganaa Altankhuyag Mongolia Great flow, edged out for width 3 Rui Liu France Tight midsection, needs more density 4 Bo Gao China Solid structure, polish will push him higher 5 Chen He Liu China Good overall look, conditioning off 6 Shi Yuan Pei China Lines there, needs bigger delts 7 Roy Xie China Tall frame, fills out well 8 Mishal Alhassan Saudi Arabia Impressive arms, smoother back 9 Hang Xie China Symmetrical but smaller overall 10 Isaac Tse Hong Kong Good potential, bring crispness
Quick Takeaways
Al-Sairafi cements himself as a rising Classic threat with straight wins across judging and finals.
China’s depth in Men’s Physique is growing fast—five athletes in the top ten.
Mongolia quietly making waves: Batbayar (Classic) and Altankhuyag (Physique) both cracking top three.
Conditioning separated winners from the pack; several physiques looked flat by finals.
Who impressed you most, and where do you see these winners fitting into their respective Olympia qualification battles?
Men’s Classic Physique – Open Place Athlete Country Notes 1 Abdullah Al-Sairafi Kuwait Smooth posing, crisp conditioning 2 Jian Gao China Best Chinese classic look to date 3 Kherlen Batbayar Mongolia Thick quads, balanced torso 4 Denis Romanov Russia Dense upper body but faded slightly at night 5 Mo Qadi Egypt Wide lats, needs sharper midsection 6 Yanfeng Guo China Crowd favorite, still chasing detail — Mustafa Albakry Iraq NS — did not finish — Ali Hassan Iraq NS — did not finish — Ziqiang Wang China NS — did not finish
Men’s Physique – Open Place Athlete Country Notes 1 Jiang Kun Zhi China Dominant V-taper and stage presence 2 Ganaa Altankhuyag Mongolia Great flow, edged out for width 3 Rui Liu France Tight midsection, needs more density 4 Bo Gao China Solid structure, polish will push him higher 5 Chen He Liu China Good overall look, conditioning off 6 Shi Yuan Pei China Lines there, needs bigger delts 7 Roy Xie China Tall frame, fills out well 8 Mishal Alhassan Saudi Arabia Impressive arms, smoother back 9 Hang Xie China Symmetrical but smaller overall 10 Isaac Tse Hong Kong Good potential, bring crispness
Quick Takeaways
Al-Sairafi cements himself as a rising Classic threat with straight wins across judging and finals.
China’s depth in Men’s Physique is growing fast—five athletes in the top ten.
Mongolia quietly making waves: Batbayar (Classic) and Altankhuyag (Physique) both cracking top three.
Conditioning separated winners from the pack; several physiques looked flat by finals.
Who impressed you most, and where do you see these winners fitting into their respective Olympia qualification battles?
