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At the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, you'll see Andrea Presti claim his fifth career pro win, topping a 17-man Men's Open lineup with a perfect 3.00 prejudging score for a total of 6.00. Poland's Maciej Nabaglo nabbed second with his career-best finish, while Krystian Wolski rounded out the podium in third.
When the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro took place in Warsaw, Poland, on October 3–4, it brought together professional bodybuilders competing in the Men's Open and Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40+ divisions. The Men's Open lineup featured 17 competitors, with Andrea Presti claiming the title and securing his qualification for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. Poland's Maciej Nabaglo and Krystian Wolski finished second and third, respectively, giving the host nation two places on the Men's Open podium. The event also featured a Masters 40+ division, which was won by Poland's Lukasz Prekop.
Five men claimed the top spots at the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, with Andrea Presti topping the field on a 3.00 prejudging score and a 6.00 total to lock up the win. These men's open bodybuilding results mark Presti's fifth pro victory and secure his 2027 Mr. Olympia qualification, a huge boost after a rough 16th-place finish at this year's Olympia.
Maciej Nabaglo took second with a 12.00 total, earning his first top-three placement across five pro appearances. You'll notice Krystian Wolski rounded out the podium in third, scoring 18.00 overall. Nicola Leonetti and Balazs Koczfan placed fourth and fifth, respectively, closing out a competitive 17-man lineup that showcased serious talent from across Europe.
The Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40+ division was also contested at the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, with Poland's Lukasz Prekop taking first place. Slovakia's Tomas Tabaciar finished second, while the Czech Republic's Slavoj Bednar claimed third.
Prekop's victory added another Polish win to the Warsaw event, while Tabaciar and Bednar completed an international top three in the Masters division.
Presti entered the Warsaw competition one week after placing 16th at the 2026 Mr. Olympia. His win gave him a strong finish to this part of the season and secured his qualification for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. Maciej Nabaglo finished 12 points behind him with a total of 12, while Krystian Wolski took third with 18 points.
Krystian Wolski backed him up with a solid third-place finish, giving Poland two spots on the podium. That's a strong showing for the host nation, and it speaks to the depth of talent developing in the Polish bodybuilding scene.
With Nabaglo and Wolski both proving they belong among the sport's rising contenders, you'll want to keep tabs on their next moves toward Olympia qualification.
Overview of the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro
When the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro took place in Warsaw, Poland, on October 3–4, it brought together professional bodybuilders competing in the Men's Open and Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40+ divisions. The Men's Open lineup featured 17 competitors, with Andrea Presti claiming the title and securing his qualification for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. Poland's Maciej Nabaglo and Krystian Wolski finished second and third, respectively, giving the host nation two places on the Men's Open podium. The event also featured a Masters 40+ division, which was won by Poland's Lukasz Prekop.
Men's Open Bodybuilding Results
Five men claimed the top spots at the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, with Andrea Presti topping the field on a 3.00 prejudging score and a 6.00 total to lock up the win. These men's open bodybuilding results mark Presti's fifth pro victory and secure his 2027 Mr. Olympia qualification, a huge boost after a rough 16th-place finish at this year's Olympia.
Maciej Nabaglo took second with a 12.00 total, earning his first top-three placement across five pro appearances. You'll notice Krystian Wolski rounded out the podium in third, scoring 18.00 overall. Nicola Leonetti and Balazs Koczfan placed fourth and fifth, respectively, closing out a competitive 17-man lineup that showcased serious talent from across Europe.
Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40+ Results
The Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40+ division was also contested at the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, with Poland's Lukasz Prekop taking first place. Slovakia's Tomas Tabaciar finished second, while the Czech Republic's Slavoj Bednar claimed third.
Prekop's victory added another Polish win to the Warsaw event, while Tabaciar and Bednar completed an international top three in the Masters division.
Andrea Presti's Winning Performance
Andrea Presti won the Men's Open at the 2026 Everest Muscle Legends Warsaw Pro, finishing with 6 points after recording 3 points in both prejudging and the finals. The victory marked his fifth professional win and his second victory in Poland, following his win at the separate Everest Muscle Stars Poland Pro in November 2025.Presti entered the Warsaw competition one week after placing 16th at the 2026 Mr. Olympia. His win gave him a strong finish to this part of the season and secured his qualification for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. Maciej Nabaglo finished 12 points behind him with a total of 12, while Krystian Wolski took third with 18 points.
Polish Athletes Make Their Mark in Warsaw
While Presti claimed the top spot, home-soil talent gave Warsaw fans plenty to cheer about. Maciej Nabaglo delivered a career-best result, taking second place and notching his first top-three finish across five pro shows. You can see why he's one to watch heading into 2027. His conditioning and presentation clearly impressed the judges on this night.Krystian Wolski backed him up with a solid third-place finish, giving Poland two spots on the podium. That's a strong showing for the host nation, and it speaks to the depth of talent developing in the Polish bodybuilding scene.
With Nabaglo and Wolski both proving they belong among the sport's rising contenders, you'll want to keep tabs on their next moves toward Olympia qualification.
