2025 IFBB Pro League Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro – Official Results and Scorecards

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The 2025 Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro brought massive talent to Georgia, showcasing elite competitors across Men’s Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Women’s Bodybuilding, Figure, Bikini, and Women’s Physique. Here’s the breakdown of winners and top placings:


2025 Atlanta Pro Classic Physique Top 5 Results In this video we cover the 2025 Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro Classic Physique Results with the complete Top 6 breakdown. The show was full of exciting physiques and big names! At 6th place we had Camilo Diaz from Colombia, in 5th place Breno Freire from Brazil, in 4th place Zack Romano from the USA, in 3rd place Ejike Enwereuzor from the USA, runner-up was Dmytro Krazhan from the USA, and the big winner was Kim Angel from Spain who just scored his second back-to-back victory after winning the 2025 Tupelo Pro last week. This Atlanta Pro 2025 Classic Physique lineup shows us who might make waves at the upcoming Mr. Olympia 2025. Stay tuned with 3D Olympia for more bodybuilding updates, show results, predictions, and analysis of your favorite athletes on the road to the Olympia.

Men’s 212 Bodybuilding – Open​

1. Marco Ruz (France)
2. Esteban Fuquene (Colombia)
3. Cam George (Australia)

Men’s 212 Bodybuilding – Masters 40+​

1. Sylvester Cain (Aurora, CO)
2. Nate Telow (Boston, MA)
3. Ricardo Bertoloto (Brazil)

Men’s Physique – Open​

1. Jo Uezato (Japan)
2. Mehdi Kabbadj (Capitola, CA)
3. Mario Stewart (Spring, TX)

Men’s Physique – Masters 40+​

1. Mike Bevins (Hiram, GA)
2. Derryl Bryant (Lithonia, GA)
3. Dennis Kloster (York, PA)

Men’s Classic Physique – Open​

1. Kim Angel (Spain)
2. Dmytro Krazhan (Staten Island, NY)
3. Ejike Enwereuzor (Brooklyn, NY)

Men’s Classic Physique – Masters 40+​

1. Paco Moratalla Pitarch (Spain)
2. Derek Duszynski (Los Angeles, CA)
3. Keith Lanier (Lebanon, TN)

Women’s Bodybuilding – Open​

1. Hunter Henderson (Las Vegas, NV)
2. Patti Hanson (Sedro Woolley, WA)
3. Holly Jordan (Pearl River, LA)

Women’s Bodybuilding – Masters 40+​

1. Patti Hanson (Sedro Woolley, WA)
2. Holly Jordan (Pearl River, LA)
3. Michelle Brent (Herndon, VA)

Women’s Figure – Open​

1. Taylor Santucci (Brunswick, MD)
2. Kristina Zafirova (Slovenia)
3. Misaki Kikuchi (Japan)

Women’s Figure – Masters 40+​

1. Elvira Madueme (Greensboro, NC)
2. Dee Jackson (Huntersville, NC)
3. Natasha Dallin (Elko, NV)

Women’s Bikini – Open​

1. Jourdanne Lee (Canada)
2. Hope Castelli (Sarasota, FL)
3. Anna Setlak (Italy)

Women’s Bikini – Masters 40+​

1. Michelle Hurst (Mesa, AZ)
2. Beth Brancato (Lower Burell, PA)
3. Jeidi Pippins (Huntsville, AL)

Women’s Physique – Open​

1. Meghan Santa Barbara (Simpsonville, SC)
2. Brittany Herrera (Boynton Beach, FL)
3. Tiffany Walker (Monroe, NC)

Women’s Physique – Masters 40+​

1. Tiffany Walker (Monroe, NC)
2. Jessica Hufstetler (Sellersville, PA)
3. Alexandra Blankenship (Reston, VA)

With stacked lineups across every division, the 2025 Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro delivered an unforgettable weekend in bodybuilding and fitness. Congratulations to all the champions and competitors who made history in Atlanta!

 

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2025 IFBB Atlanta Pro – Men’s Divisions Recap with Tyler Manion

IFBB Vice President Tyler Manion gave a detailed breakdown of the men’s categories at the 2025 Atlanta Pro, covering Classic Physique, 212, and Men’s Physique.

Classic Physique​

• 1st – Kim (Spain): Came off a Tupelo win and looked much improved. Great size, density, and conditioning. Needs more back thickness and deeper ab detail, but still a clear and dominant victory.
• 2nd – Dimmitro: Excellent conditioning, but needs more back width and density, plus fuller chest and hamstrings to balance his frame.
• 3rd – AJ: Strong potential, but back is lagging. Overpowering shoulders throw off balance. Once his back catches up, he could be a real threat.
• 4th – Zach: Great taper and upper body, but legs are undersized compared to the top 3. Needs fuller legs and tighter conditioning.

212 Division​

• 1st – Marco: Fresh off runner-up finishes at Tampa and Texas, nailed conditioning again. Needs more back width, chest thickness, and arm size.
• 2nd – Estabon: Excellent condition and width from the front, but back lacks depth and thickness. Chest still needs to come up.
• 3rd – Cam: Improved from Tampa. Good from the front, but needs more back width and quad separation. Strong, balanced package.
• 4th – Dwayne: Aesthetic look, but legs and hamstrings need size. Back could be thicker. Tight waists and aesthetics defined this group.

Men’s Physique​

• 1st – Joe (Japan): Compact but round and full muscle. Best front pose hands-on-hips. Excellent back detail, but could add leg development.
• 2nd – Medi: Consistently shredded. Needs more back depth and leg size to balance his excellent midsection.
• 3rd – Mario: Sleek look. Needs more chest thickness and central back development. Legs also need size, but good conditioning.
• 4th – Matthew: Olympia-level front pose, but back doesn’t match. Needs thickness and detail to balance his impressive front. Big potential.

Tyler emphasized how competitive and polished each division looked, with conditioning being the standout factor across the board.