2025 IFBB Pro League Musclecontest Philippines Pro Final Score Cards

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Competition: 2025 IFBB Pro League Musclecontest Philippines Pro

Date: October 25, 2025 Location: Manila, Philippines

Men’s Physique - Open​

1. Navid Ali (Japan)
2. Joven Sagabain (Philippines)
3. Surojit Dey (India)
4. Raj Kumar Paswan (India)
5. Davoud Taghavi (Iran)
6. Yoon Sung Lee (South Korea)
7. Ahmad Saleh (Kuwait)
8. Gerald Alavazo (Philippines)
9. Ryota Hayashi (Japan)
10. Suppachai Phonklad (Thailand)

IFBB Professional League Official: Patrick Fulgham

Winner Spotlight – Navid Ali​

Navid Ali’s win came from razor-sharp conditioning, wide shoulders, and polished stage command. His physique displayed excellent proportion and muscle fullness. Judges favored his balanced look and presentation consistency.

• Peaked perfectly with tight abs and clear separation.
• Maintained flow and composure across comparisons.
• Secures early entry into the 2026 Mr. Olympia qualification list.

Regional Highlights​

The Philippines event showed how strong Asia’s bodybuilding scene has become. Indian athletes Surojit Dey and Raj Kumar Paswan both earned top-four placements, signaling growing depth from South Asia. Japanese competitors Navid Ali and Ryota Hayashi showed that Japan remains a dominant force in the region. Local Filipino athletes also demonstrated major progress, highlighted by Joven Sagabain’s runner-up finish.

Strategic Importance for the Olympia Season​

This contest opened the qualification window for the 2026 Mr. Olympia. Early qualifiers like Navid Ali now gain months of preparation time for physique refinement and show scheduling. For other competitors, the event provided critical early feedback and exposure to international judging standards.

Regional Growth and Future Outlook​

Asia’s IFBB Pro League expansion continues to grow. The Philippines hosting a successful professional event underlines the demand and enthusiasm for bodybuilding in Southeast Asia. Sponsors, promoters, and athletes alike benefit from broader global coverage and regional representation.