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The 2026 EVLS Prague Pro saw Michal Krizo claim his second Men's Open title, beating a strong field that included Pavel Beran and Josef Kveton, and locking in his 2027 Olympia qualification. Shaun Clarida took the 212 crown over defending champ Yinka Majolagbe, while Mike Sommerfeld won Classic Physique. Emile Walker, Dorethane Agathina, Sara Punzetti, and Carolina Cardoso also topped their divisions.
Michal Krizo stormed back to the top of the EVLS Prague Pro, claiming his second Men's Open title at the event he first won in 2022. You can see how his 2026 EVLS Prague Pro win capped off a strong professional bodybuilding season, proving he's still a serious force in Men's Open bodybuilding. Krizo entered Prague on the back of a second-place finish at the New York Pro, a victory in Pittsburgh, and a sixth-place showing at the 2026 Mr. Olympia. That consistent run set him up perfectly for this win, which locks in his Olympia qualification for 2027. He topped a strong field, with Pavel Beran, Josef Kveton, Jan Turek, and Krystian Wolski rounding out the top five.
Shaun Clarida bounced back in Prague, taking the 212 title after settling for third at the 2026 212 Olympia. You'll see his win came with a reported $4,000 first-place prize, a solid payday that added to the momentum from his Olympia performance. Defending champion Yinka Majolagbe couldn't repeat his previous success, finishing second this time around, while Nasser Mohammad rounded out the podium in third.
Breon Ansley placed fourth, just missing the top three in a competitive lineup. The official bodybuilding placings reflected a tightly contested 212 division at the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro, mirroring the intensity you'd expect from the Men's Open category. Clarida's victory reinforced his standing as one of the division's most consistent performers this season.
The Classic Physique division brought another storyline worth watching, as Mike Sommerfeld claimed the title just eight days after winning the Southern Muscle Showdown Pro. You can see why this win matters so much: it comes right after his runner-up finish at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia, proving he's peaking at the right time. Sommerfeld's victory at the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro adds another IFBB Pro League win to his growing resume this season. Defending champion Terrence Ruffin finished second, unable to reclaim his title, while Andrea Mammoli took third after his recent win in Toulouse. Sommerfeld's consistency across multiple shows shows just how dominant he's become, and this Classic Physique title cements his position as one of the division's top competitors heading into 2027.
In Bikini, Sara Punzetti claimed her first professional victory, beating Viktoria Csicsayova and Sharon Pezzera for the top spot. It's a breakthrough result that puts her name on the map heading into 2027.
Dorethane Agathina held onto her Figure crown, proving her consistency against the field.
Michal Krizo Claims His Second EVLS Prague Pro Men's Open Title
Michal Krizo stormed back to the top of the EVLS Prague Pro, claiming his second Men's Open title at the event he first won in 2022. You can see how his 2026 EVLS Prague Pro win capped off a strong professional bodybuilding season, proving he's still a serious force in Men's Open bodybuilding. Krizo entered Prague on the back of a second-place finish at the New York Pro, a victory in Pittsburgh, and a sixth-place showing at the 2026 Mr. Olympia. That consistent run set him up perfectly for this win, which locks in his Olympia qualification for 2027. He topped a strong field, with Pavel Beran, Josef Kveton, Jan Turek, and Krystian Wolski rounding out the top five.
Shaun Clarida Wins the 212 Division
Shaun Clarida bounced back in Prague, taking the 212 title after settling for third at the 2026 212 Olympia. You'll see his win came with a reported $4,000 first-place prize, a solid payday that added to the momentum from his Olympia performance. Defending champion Yinka Majolagbe couldn't repeat his previous success, finishing second this time around, while Nasser Mohammad rounded out the podium in third.
Breon Ansley placed fourth, just missing the top three in a competitive lineup. The official bodybuilding placings reflected a tightly contested 212 division at the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro, mirroring the intensity you'd expect from the Men's Open category. Clarida's victory reinforced his standing as one of the division's most consistent performers this season.
Mike Sommerfeld Takes the Classic Physique Crown
The Classic Physique division brought another storyline worth watching, as Mike Sommerfeld claimed the title just eight days after winning the Southern Muscle Showdown Pro. You can see why this win matters so much: it comes right after his runner-up finish at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia, proving he's peaking at the right time. Sommerfeld's victory at the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro adds another IFBB Pro League win to his growing resume this season. Defending champion Terrence Ruffin finished second, unable to reclaim his title, while Andrea Mammoli took third after his recent win in Toulouse. Sommerfeld's consistency across multiple shows shows just how dominant he's become, and this Classic Physique title cements his position as one of the division's top competitors heading into 2027.
Results From Men's Physique and the Women's Divisions
Four divisions beyond the men's categories rounded out the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro card, and Emile Walker made sure Men's Physique stayed firmly in his hands. You'll see he successfully defended his title, edging out Marcus Benjamin-Privett in second and Benquil Marigny in third.In Bikini, Sara Punzetti claimed her first professional victory, beating Viktoria Csicsayova and Sharon Pezzera for the top spot. It's a breakthrough result that puts her name on the map heading into 2027.
Dorethane Agathina held onto her Figure crown, proving her consistency against the field.
