2025 Thailand Men’s Physique Pro Final Results

[Bodybuilding News]

The 2025 Thailand Men’s Physique Pro rocked Pattaya on June 7, setting the stage for one of the most tightly contested physique showdowns of the season. With coveted Olympia qualification on the line, elite athletes from around the globe brought their best to the stage. Ultimately, it was Tyler Smith who stood above the rest — his complete package of symmetry, density, and presentation proved undeniable.

Tyler Smith Claims Victory and Olympia Qualification​

In a division that demands flawless aesthetics, Tyler Smith delivered just that. His well-proportioned frame, tight waist, and round muscle bellies earned him top honors and a direct qualification for the 2025 Men’s Physique Olympia in Las Vegas (October 9–12). This win is not only a career milestone but a bold declaration: Smith is coming for the division’s elite.

Top 10 Final Placings – 2025 Thailand Men’s Physique Pro​

Placement	Athlete
1st	Tyler Smith
2nd	Karym Saripada
3rd	Patrick Asiedu
4th	Hossein Karimi
5th	Farouq Ishimoto
6th	Rui Liu
7th	Puwanat Putoya
8th	Raj Kumar Paswan
9th	Alessio Sbizzera
10th	Majid Alessa

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Rising Stars Reshape the Global Physique Landscape​

This Thailand Pro wasn’t just about victory — it was a showcase of international depth. With athletes from Asia, Europe, and the Middle East cracking the top 10, the Men’s Physique division continues to expand its global footprint.

Karym Saripada, who took second, displayed razor-sharp conditioning and upper body dominance. Patrick Asiedu, landing third, brought striking proportions that foreshadow future top-tier potential.

Event Overview: Competitive Atmosphere and Olympia Stakes​

The Thailand Pro has become a key stop on the IFBB Pro League circuit. Pattaya’s tropical setting was contrasted by the intense, cutthroat nature of the event. Every pose, every quarter turn, every glance at the judges held weight.

With Ryan Terry currently reigning as Olympia champion, the urgency is clear — every Pro Show is a stepping stone, and for some, it’s the last chance to get into the Olympia lineup. Tyler Smith’s performance didn’t just earn him a slot — it made a statement.

What's Next for Tyler Smith?​

As Tyler Smith prepares for his Olympia debut, all eyes are on his refinement process. While his victory in Thailand was clear, the competition in Las Vegas will be ruthless. Veterans like Ryan Terry, Erin Banks, and Kyron Holden are not going to make space easily.

If Smith adds a bit more density to his back and sharpens his transitions, he could become the 2025 dark horse no one saw coming — until now.

Expert Commentary: A Technical Breakdown of Smith’s Win​

• Front Pose: Perfect X-frame, narrow waist, flared lats.
• Side Pose: Deep cuts in the obliques, full deltoid roundness.
• Back Pose: Balanced width and taper, slight room for more middle-back density.
• Presentation: Calm, confident, with well-timed transitions and strong eye contact.

Final Thoughts: A Star is Born in Thailand​

The 2025 Thailand Men’s Physique Pro delivered on all fronts — elite physiques, international talent, and a clear message that the Men’s Physique division is deeper than ever.

Tyler Smith's win isn’t just a Pro victory — it’s the start of something bigger. His ticket is punched. Vegas awaits.

 

[MuscleMecca Crew]

Here is a summary and full placement list from the 2025 IFBB Pro League Thailand Pro held in Pattaya, Thailand on June 7, 2025 in the Men’s Physique - Open division. Below is the final scorecard.

Top 5 Placings​

1. Tyler Smith (United Kingdom) – Total Score: 5 (Judging: 4, Finals: 1)
2. Kayrm Saripada (Philippines) – Total Score: 14
3. Patrick Asiedu (Australia) – Total Score: 18
4. Hossein Karimi (Iran) – Total Score: 24
5. Farouq Ishimoto (Japan) – Total Score: 33

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Full Competitor Results​

Place	Name	Country	Total Score
1	Tyler Smith	United Kingdom	5
2	Kayrm Saripada	Philippines	14
3	Patrick Asiedu	Australia	18
4	Hossein Karimi	Iran	24
5	Farouq Ishimoto	Japan	33
6	Rui Liu	China	39
7	Puwanat Putoya	Thailand	41
8	Raj Kumar Paswan	India	48
9	Alessio Sbizzera	Italy	60
10	Majid Alessa	Saudi Arabia	62
11	Mou Shuaib	Kuwait	64
12	Ravi Pawar	India	68
13	Youssef Cherrate	Morocco	73
14	Furkan Tunc	Turkey	77
15	Steven Klaiber	USA (Fairfield, CA)	92
16	Philippe Degila	France	96
16	Nur Irfan	Singapore	96
16	Tom Mcnamara	Australia	96
16	Jian Song	China	96
16	Chao Suo	China	96
16	Mimoh Yuvraj Kamble	India	96
16	Nishant Bansal	India	96
16	Lovepreet Singh	India	96

Note: All athletes tied for 16th received a default score of 48 (maximum) in both judging and finals.