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Date: September 14, 2025 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Divisions: Classic Physique (Open), Wellness (Open) Stakes: Trophy, cash, and automatic qualification for the 2025 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas for each division winner.
Scorecard note: Pereira led both judging and finals, reflecting clear separation at the top.
Scorecard note: Machado topped both rounds on the tallies, signaling strong consensus from prejudging through finals.
At a glance
Wellness parity: Argentina placed several athletes in the top 10, signaling growing depth behind Brazil’s established dominance. Machado’s shape and conditioning place her squarely in the Olympia conversation.
Classic Physique Results — Gabriel Pereira Claims Gold
We saw Gabriel Pereira deliver the sharpest blend of structure, density, and stage control to win Classic Physique and secure his Olympia berth. His balance through quads and a dominant chest-to-waist ratio held firm under the tightest comparisons, and his transitions stayed crisp from callouts to finals.Full Classic Physique Placings (Top 13)
| Place | Athlete | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gabriel Pereira | Brazil |
| 2 | Mahfuz Hawit | USA |
| 3 | Junior Javorski | Brazil |
| 4 | Dany Basarena | Argentina |
| 5 | Mateus Lopes | Brazil |
| 6 | Jose Alfredo Anaya Blanco | Mexico |
| 7 | Marcos Rocha | Brazil |
| 8 | Breno Penna Freire | Brazil |
| 9 | Enzo Galocha | Brazil |
| 10 | Daniel Bin Gemignani | Brazil |
| 11 | Breno Roberto Eleuterio Pereira | Brazil |
| 12 | Julian Frontino | Argentina |
| 13 | Afonso Emmel Licht | Brazil |
Wellness Results — Giselle Machado Tops a Deep Field
We watched Giselle Machado bring trademark lower-body fullness with a tight midsection and confident pacing to win Wellness and punch her ticket to Las Vegas. The field was large and competitive, with strong host-nation representation pushing the pace in comparisons.Full Wellness Placings (Top 16)
| Place | Athlete | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Giselle Machado | Brazil |
| 2 | Karla Sanchez | Argentina |
| 3 | Narla Vilar | Brazil |
| 4 | Franciely Kawashima Marques | Brazil |
| 5 | Leticia Maria Do Nascimento Lima | Argentina |
| 6 | Brenda Moura | Brazil |
| 7 | Julia Caceres | Brazil |
| 8 | Abril Desiree Valdez Denis | Paraguay |
| 9 | Vanina Alejandra Pikor | Argentina |
| 10 | Jessica Olliveira Olliveira | Brazil |
| 11 | Carolina Santana Nunes Vila | Brazil |
| 12 | Andreia Freiberger | Brazil |
| 13 | Daniela Melo | Brazil |
| 14 | Karen Heredia | Argentina |
| 15 | Daiana Stefania Fernandez | Argentina |
| 16 (T) | Florencia Chimeno | Argentina |
| 16 (T) | Claudia Magalhaes | Brazil |
| 16 (T) | Carla Veiga | Argentina |
| 16 (T) | Romina Vezzi | Argentina |
Event Context — What Was on the Card
This Sur Pro Cup stop showcased two of the IFBB Pro League’s most active divisions—Classic Physique and Wellness—drawing a broad South American roster with added North American representation. Buenos Aires provided a late-window opportunity to secure Olympia slots.Olympia Implications — Tickets Punched for Las Vegas (Oct 9–12, 2025)
Under the current qualification structure, the winner of each Open pro contest earns an automatic Olympia berth. With Sur Pro Cup Argentina held September 14, 2025, Pereira and Machado join the 2025 Olympia lineup in Las Vegas.At a glance
- Qualified from this event: Gabriel Pereira (Classic Physique), Giselle Machado (Wellness)
- Olympia dates: October 9–12, 2025
- City: Las Vegas
Standout Storylines to Watch
Classic Physique depth: Multiple Brazilians inside the top 10 alongside the U.S. and Argentina highlight a pipeline built for symmetry and tight weight caps. Pereira’s silhouette and polished posing should translate under brighter Olympia lights.Wellness parity: Argentina placed several athletes in the top 10, signaling growing depth behind Brazil’s established dominance. Machado’s shape and conditioning place her squarely in the Olympia conversation.








