2025 IFBB Pro League Hurricane Pro Results – St. Petersburg, Florida – October 17, 2025

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Men’s Classic Physique – Open​

1. Justin Badurina – Marlton, NJ – (3 / 3 / 1st)
2. Matthew Greggo – Tampa, FL – (6 / 6 / 2nd)
3. Vince Krause – North Charleston, SC – (9 / 9 / 3rd)
4. James English – Tarzana, CA – (12 / 12 / 4th)
5. Jose Suarez – Puerto Rico – (15 / 15 / 5th)
6. Petar Duper – Italy – (18 / 18 / 6th)
7. Nyle Nayga – Encino, CA – (21 / 21 / 7th)
8. Isaac J. Hall II – Haines City, FL – (24 / 24 / 8th)
9. Eugene Nagashima – Japan – (28 / 28 / 9th)
10. Christopher Headley – Colorado Springs, CO – (29 / 29 / 10th) NS. Juan Elias Batista – Dominican Republic

Men’s Physique – Open​

1. Benquii Marigny – Tampa, FL – (3 / 3 / 1st)
2. Drew Cullen – Lockport, IL – (6 / 6 / 2nd)
3. Emile Walker – United Kingdom – (9 / 9 / 3rd)
4. Raymond Williamson – San Antonio, TX – (12 / 12 / 4th)
5. Ryan Black – Cocoa Beach, FL – (15 / 15 / 5th)
6. Andrew David – Webster, MA – (18 / 18 / 6th)
7. Jamal Everette – Chicago, IL – (21 / 21 / 7th)
8. Marcel Treichler – Switzerland – (24 / 24 / 8th)
9. Natsuki Takaramura – Japan – (27 / 27 / 9th)
10. Dee Chinn – Columbus, GA – (31 / 31 / 10th)
11. Ontario Alexander – Killeen, TX – (32 / 32 / 11th)
12. Manny Andara – Chula Vista, CA – (36 / 36 / 12th)
13. Favian Villalobos – Sacramento, CA – (39 / 39 / 13th)
14. Cordell Wadley – Flower Mound, TX – (42 / 42 / 14th)
15. Tyrone Jagger – South Africa – (45 / 45 / 15th)
16. Denny Singh – Chicago, IL – (48 / 48 / 16th)
17. Jensen Tibbetts – Jacksonville, FL – (48 / 48 / 16th) NS. Chappell Heard – Hapeville, GA

Women’s Figure – Open​

1. Tessa Meetze – Irmo, SC – (3 / 3 / 1st)
2. Anna Borin – Ukraine – (6 / 6 / 2nd)
3. Maude Exantus – Hollywood, FL – (8 / 8 / 3rd)
4. Manuella Lima – Brazil – (12 / 12 / 4th)
5. Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz – Woburn, MA – (15 / 15 / 5th)
6. Caleigh Bowman – Avondale, AZ – (18 / 18 / 6th)
7. Lauren Calderoni – Stratford, CT – (21 / 21 / 7th)
8. Nathalie Nichols – Irvine, CA – (24 / 24 / 8th)
9. Kelly Estrada – Miami, FL – (29 / 29 / 9th)
10. Silvia Hammontree – Murfreesboro, TN – (29 / 29 / 10th)
11. Amber Peguero – Parkland, FL – (34 / 34 / 11th)
12. Julie Mayer – Henderson, NV – (35 / 35 / 12th)
13. Jessica Vega – Saint Augustine, FL – (39 / 39 / 13th)
14. Florencia Hunt – Raleigh, NC – (42 / 42 / 14th)
15. Stephanie Koerber – New Baden, IL – (45 / 45 / 15th)
16. Christina Rosa – Spring Hill, TN – (48 / 48 / 16th)
17. Jessie Corning – Katy, TX – (48 / 48 / 16th)
18. Renee Hooks – Villa Rica, GA – (48 / 48 / 16th)
19. Annette Garcia – Lake Forest, CA – (48 / 48 / 16th)

Women’s Bikini – Open​

1. Aimee Leann Delgado – Las Vegas, NV – (3 / 3 / 1st)
2. Xinyi Chen – China – (7 / 7 / 2nd)
3. Iulia Baba – Romania – (8 / 8 / 3rd)
4. Gulash Gorgulu – Turkey – (12 / 12 / 4th)
5. Cristobalina Pajares Torres – Spain – (15 / 15 / 5th)
6. Alice Rocha – Sarasota, FL – (18 / 18 / 6th)
7. Brittany Hamilton – Vero Beach, FL – (21 / 21 / 7th)
8. Mahsa Akbarimehr – Miami, FL – (24 / 24 / 8th)
9. Hope Castelli – Sarasota, FL – (27 / 27 / 9th)
10. Avernell Modest – Jamaica – (30 / 30 / 10th)
11. Maria Eugenia Vegas – St. Petersburg, FL – (33 / 33 / 11th)
12. Jenny Chan – Canandaigua, NY – (36 / 36 / 12th)
13. Angel Sun – Canada – (39 / 39 / 13th)
14. Kirsty Bentley – United Kingdom – (42 / 42 / 14th)
15. Liliana Rondon – Miami, FL – (46 / 46 / 15th)
16. Rachel Farganis – Saint Paul, MN – (47 / 47 / 16th)
17. Ladel Lyn Ladner – Laveen Village, AZ – (48 / 48 / 16th)
18. Subriyah Mckenzie – New York, NY – (48 / 48 / 16th)
19. Alyssa Frietchen – Wilmington, NC – (48 / 48 / 16th)
20. Claudia Garcia – Miramar, FL – (48 / 48 / 16th)
21. Violeta Garcia – Miramar, FL – (48 / 48 / 16th)
22. Casey Hill – Tampa, FL – (48 / 48 / 16th)
23. Ameera Klermet – Germany – (48 / 48 / 16th)
24. Li Shuai – China – (48 / 48 / 16th)
25. Morgan Smith – Naples, FL – (48 / 48 / 16th)

 

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We present full coverage of the 2025 Hurricane Pro held October 17–18 in St. Petersburg, Florida. This analysis covers every division, standout performances, and what these results mean heading into the 2026 Mr. Olympia qualification season.

Event Overview & Significance​

The Hurricane Pro returned in 2025 as one of the key IFBB Pro League contests following the Olympia. The event included Men’s Open Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Women’s Figure, Women’s Bikini, and several Masters categories.

Its timing made it crucial for athletes seeking early qualification for the 2026 Olympia. The show’s reputation for high production value and strong judging made it a must-win stop on the calendar.

Men’s Classic Physique – Results & Insights​

Top Placings​

1. Justin Badurina – USA
2. Matthew Greggo – USA
3. Vince Krause – USA
4. James English – USA
5. Jose Suarez – Puerto Rico

Key Takeaways​

• Badurina’s flawless symmetry and posing secured his win.
• Greggo pushed close with dense conditioning and flow.
• Krause rounded out the podium, proving consistency pays off.
• The USA dominated the category, but competitors from Europe and Latin America added depth.
• This division’s standard now clearly favors balance and presentation over raw muscle mass.

What It Signals for 2026​

Badurina heads toward Olympia qualification with strong early-season momentum. Expect Greggo and Krause to improve posing refinement and fine-tune conditioning for upcoming shows.

Men’s Physique – Results & Insights​

Top Placings​

1. Benquil Marigny – USA
2. Drew Cullen – USA
3. Emile Walker – UK
4. Raymon Williamson – USA
5. Ryan Black – USA

Key Points​

• Marigny’s sharp lines and poise secured an impressive win.
• Walker represented international competition with classic proportions.
• U.S. dominance continued, but the category remains one of the deepest fields in the IFBB.
• The division’s top names displayed improved posing, suggesting continued evolution in stage presentation.

What to Expect​

Marigny now stands among the top early contenders for the 2026 Olympia season. Cullen and Walker will likely push harder in their next appearances, refining midsection control and posing flow.

Women’s Figure – Results & Insights​

Top Placings​

1. Tessa Meetze – USA
2. Anna Borin – Ukraine
3. Maude Exantus – USA
4. Manuella Lima – Brazil
5. Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz – USA

Breakdown​

• Meetze’s win emphasized balance, poise, and overall presentation.
• Borin’s shape and proportion earned her a strong second place.
• Lima continued Brazil’s rising presence in the Figure category.
• The judging trend favored symmetry and clean transitions on stage.

Implications​

Meetze has proven she belongs among the top tier and will be a strong presence throughout the 2026 season. International competitors like Borin and Lima are expected to challenge again soon.

Women’s Bikini – Results & Insights​

Top Placings​

1. Aimee Leann Delgado – USA
2. Xinyi Chen – China
3. Iulia Baba – Romania
4. Gulsah Gorgulu – Turkey
5. Cristobalina Pajares Torres – Spain

Key Points​

• Delgado’s conditioning and stage polish gave her a clear edge.
• Chen’s second-place finish shows China’s fast-growing impact in bikini competitions.
• Baba and Gorgulu brought sleek lines and posing control, representing strong European showings.
• The field highlighted the global reach of modern Bikini competition.

2026 Outlook​

Delgado is on track for major Olympia qualification runs next year. International athletes such as Chen and Baba are quickly closing the gap, which could lead to some intense rivalries in upcoming events.

Men’s Open Bodybuilding & Other Divisions​

Men’s Open​

Full results have yet to be officially released. Updates are expected from the IFBB Pro League as official scorecards are finalized.

Masters & Age Divisions​

The 2025 Hurricane Pro also hosted Masters classes across Men’s Physique, Classic Physique, and Figure. These divisions highlighted veterans maintaining elite physiques while mentoring upcoming talent.

Key Trends Emerging from the 2025 Hurricane Pro​

• Early-season qualification events now shape Olympia momentum.
• Judges emphasized aesthetics, presentation, and conditioning over extreme mass.
• International participation continues to rise across all divisions.
• Presentation quality—posing, transitions, and confidence—was more heavily rewarded.
• The Masters scene remains strong, showing longevity in competitive bodybuilding.

What to Watch Heading Into 2026​

• Will Badurina and Delgado capitalize on their early momentum?
• Can Marigny maintain his physique through the next qualification cycle?
• Will new contenders from Europe and Asia push the U.S. champions?
• Expect posing and flow to remain deciding factors in Classic and Physique divisions.
• The Hurricane Pro once again set the tone for the next Olympia season—quality, balance, and professional execution are now non-negotiable.