2025 Olympia Men’s Physique Results

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The 2025 Men’s Physique Olympia delivered another year of elite competition, showcasing some of the best physiques in the sport. Ryan Terry cemented his dominance by capturing his third straight title, standing as one of the most consistent champions in division history.

Overview and Historical Context​

The Men’s Physique division continues to be one of the most competitive categories in bodybuilding. Ryan Terry once again proved why he is the standard, holding off a strong field of challengers including Ali Bilal and Brandon Hendrickson.

Previous Olympia champions show how rare it is to sustain long-term dominance:

Year	Olympia Men’s Physique Champion
2025	Ryan Terry
2024	Ryan Terry
2023	Ryan Terry
2022	Erin Banks
2021	Brandon Hendrickson
2020	Brandon Hendrickson
2019	Raymont Edmonds
2018	Brandon Hendrickson
2017	Jeremy Buendia
2016	Jeremy Buendia
2015	Jeremy Buendia
2014	Jeremy Buendia
2013	Mark Anthony Wingson

Qualified Athletes​

The 2025 Olympia lineup featured top competitors from across the globe:

• Ryan Terry – United Kingdom
• Ali Bilal – Afghanistan
• Brandon Hendrickson – USA
• Erin Banks – USA
• Edvan Palmeira – Brazil
• Juxian He – China
• Andrei Deiu – Romania
• Jeremy Buendia – USA
• Corey Morris – USA
• Vitor Chaves – Brazil

The division’s diversity highlighted the global reach and rising standards of competition.

Prejudging Breakdown and Callouts​

Prejudging is where the separation began. Judges assessed symmetry, balance, and presentation.

Ryan Terry, Ali Bilal, and Brandon Hendrickson were called to the center early, setting the tone for the finals. Erin Banks and Edvan Palmeira rounded out the first callout.

By the final round, it was clear the title would again come down to Terry and Bilal. Terry’s conditioning, confidence, and flawless execution pushed him ahead of the pack.

Final Results and Prize Money​

1. Ryan Terry – $50,000
2. Ali Bilal – $20,000
3. Brandon Hendrickson – $12,000
4. Erin Banks – $7,000
5. Edvan Palmeira – $6,000
6. Juxian He
7. Andrei Deiu
8. Jeremy Buendia
9. Corey Morris
10. Vitor Chaves

The competition was deep, but Terry’s polished look and overall balance left no room for doubt among the judges.

Official Scorecard Summary​

The official scorecard confirmed Terry’s dominance with consistent first-place votes across rounds.

Rank	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Total	Points
1	Ryan Terry	5	5	17	1
2	Ali Bilal	12	12	23	2
3	Brandon Hendrickson	13	13	34	3
4	Erin Banks	20	20	45	4
5	Edvan Palmeira	25	25	53	5
6	Juxian He	30	30	62	6
7	Andrei Deiu	35	35	79	7
8	Jeremy Buendia	41	41	85	8
9	Corey Morris	46	46	91	9
10	Vitor Chaves	48	48	108	10

What Set Ryan Terry Apart​

Ryan Terry’s third consecutive win came down to refinement, balance, and stage command.

• Consistent conditioning across all rounds
• Flawless symmetry with proportional development
• Superior posing transitions and confidence
• Balanced muscle maturity without over-conditioning

Ali Bilal displayed remarkable improvements from the previous year, pushing Terry closer than ever. Hendrickson maintained his top-three streak through veteran experience and composure.

Judging Trends and Division Insights​

Recent years have shown judges prioritizing aesthetic flow and presentation over mass or density. Balanced conditioning and posing execution now play a larger role than pure muscularity.

Athletes with detailed midsections, wide lats, and fluid posing continue to dominate. Presentation and charisma remain deciding factors in tight callouts.

Outlook for 2026​

Ryan Terry has established himself as the man to beat. Ali Bilal and Brandon Hendrickson remain within striking distance. Rising stars like Juxian He and Andrei Deiu could shake up the top six if they refine their stage control and detail.

The 2026 season will demand even greater focus on posing precision, midsection detail, and full yet aesthetic physiques.

Score Summary​

Rank	Competitor	Country	Total Points
1	Ryan Terry	United Kingdom	17
2	Ali Bilal	Afghanistan	23
3	Brandon Hendrickson	USA	34
4	Erin Banks	USA	45
5	Edvan Palmeira	Brazil	53
6	Juxian He	China	62

Ryan Terry’s 2025 Olympia win confirmed his place among the greats in Men’s Physique history, closing out the season with a physique that combined precision, aesthetics, and confidence that few could match.