2026 IFBB Professional League Hurricane Pro schedule and updates

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The 2026 Hurricane Pro is set for October 16–17 in St. Petersburg, Florida, bringing IFBB Professional League competition to the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park. The event features Masters competition across Men's Bodybuilding, Men's 212, Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Figure, and Bikini, followed on Saturday by Open competition in Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Figure, and Bikini. The official event schedule and venue have been released, while a confirmed athlete lineup and final results will be added as they become available.​

Hurricane Pro 2026 Date and Venue​

The 2026 Hurricane Pro takes place Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17, 2026, in St. Petersburg, Florida. The official venue is the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park, located at 950 Lake Carillon Drive, Saint Petersburg, Florida 33716. Tim Gardner is the listed promoter for the IFBB Professional League event.

The venue will host both the athlete check-ins and the competition. IFBB Pro athlete check-in begins Friday afternoon, with Women's Open and Masters check-in scheduled for 2:00 p.m., Men's Open and Masters check-in at 2:45 p.m., and professional check-in closing at 3:30 p.m.

The event is promoted as the 26th Annual Hot Spot Tanning Hurricane Pro, alongside the Hurricane Masters Pro and the NPC Hurricane Bay Championships.

Hurricane Pro 2026 Schedule​

The official schedule separates the IFBB Professional League competition across two days, with Masters athletes competing Friday and the Open divisions taking the stage Saturday.

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Friday, October 16, 2026​

The IFBB Professional League Hurricane Masters Pro begins at 5:00 p.m. and includes both prejudging and finals. The published lineup includes:

• Men's Bodybuilding Masters 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 and 70
• Men's 212 Bodybuilding Masters 40
• Men's Physique Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60
• Classic Physique Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60
• Figure Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60
• Bikini Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60.

This means the 2026 Hurricane Pro does not list an Open Men's Bodybuilding division. The Men's Bodybuilding category on the official IFBB Pro League listing is specifically made up of Masters age groups.

Saturday, October 17, 2026​

The Open IFBB Professional League competition begins Saturday.

11:00 a.m. — Open Women's Preliminaries

• Figure
• Bikini

12:45 p.m. — Open Men's Preliminaries

• Men's Physique
• Classic Physique

3:30 p.m. — Open Men's and Women's Finals

• Men's Physique
• Classic Physique
• Figure
• Bikini.

The promoter's Saturday schedule also includes the NPC Celsius Hurricane Bay Championships, which is a separate portion of the weekend's programming and should not be confused with the IFBB Professional League Hurricane Pro.

Hurricane Pro 2026 Divisions​

The official IFBB Professional League listing currently identifies six professional divisions connected to the Hurricane Pro:

Men's Bodybuilding — Masters 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 and 70

Men's 212 Bodybuilding — Masters 40

Classic Physique — Open and Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60

Men's Physique — Open and Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60

Figure — Open and Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60

Bikini — Open and Masters 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60.

For fans looking specifically for Open bodybuilding, it is important to note that the 2026 Hurricane Pro schedule does not currently list an Open Men's Bodybuilding class. The Open portion of the event is focused on Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Figure and Bikini.

Hurricane Pro 2026 and the IFBB Pro League Calendar​

The Hurricane Pro falls in the late-2026 portion of the IFBB Professional League calendar, with the event scheduled for October 16–17. It follows the 2026 Olympia, which the official IFBB Pro League schedule places in Las Vegas from September 24–27.

The Hurricane Pro is also one of several professional contests taking place during a busy October weekend. The IFBB Pro League schedule lists the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in São Paulo on October 16–18, along with other contests around the same period.

That calendar position makes the Hurricane Pro an event worth following for fans tracking the final stretch of the 2026 IFBB Professional League season, particularly in the Open Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Figure and Bikini divisions.

Hurricane Pro 2026 Competitors and Athlete Updates​

At the time of publication, the official IFBB Pro League competition page does not display a confirmed competitor list for the 2026 Hurricane Pro. For that reason, names circulating through social media or bodybuilding forums should not be treated as official entries unless they are confirmed by the league, promoter, or the athletes themselves.

The official event page confirms that IFBB Professional League athletes competing at the show must have valid Pro League membership and register through the IFBB Pro membership system.

As the competition approaches, this section can be updated with confirmed athletes, division assignments, withdrawals, and other verified lineup changes.

How to Watch the Hurricane Pro 2026​

Fans who cannot attend the event in St. Petersburg can follow the Hurricane Pro through the official event's PPV livestream. Tim Gardner Productions currently provides a "Stream Live" link through TVPLM on the official Hurricane Pro page.

The promoter also directs athletes and fans to the Muscleware app for real-time contest announcements during the weekend.

For official event information, the IFBB Professional League competition page and Tim Gardner Productions' Hurricane Pro page are the best sources to check as the weekend approaches.

Hurricane Pro 2026 Results​

Results will not be available until the competition takes place on October 16–17. The Friday Masters show will determine the winners of the various Masters divisions, while Saturday's Open finals will determine the champions in Men's Physique, Classic Physique, Figure and Bikini.

Once the show is completed, this section should be updated with the official placings, division winners, notable callouts, and other verified competition results.

What to Watch at the 2026 Hurricane Pro​

The structure of the 2026 Hurricane Pro makes the show particularly interesting for fans who follow both Masters and Open professional competition. Friday's program gives Masters athletes across six divisions their own dedicated competition night, while Saturday shifts the focus to the four Open divisions.

Classic Physique and Men's Physique headline the men's Open portion, while Figure and Bikini make up the women's Open lineup. The event also gives Masters competitors in Men's Bodybuilding and Men's 212 an opportunity to compete in their respective age categories under the IFBB Professional League.

As official athlete announcements and results become available, the Hurricane Pro can be tracked here through the schedule, confirmed competitors, live coverage information, and final placings.

 

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2026 Hurricane Pro Results See Four Division Champions Crowned​

The 2026 Hurricane Pro delivered four Open division winners in St. Petersburg, Florida, with Mudbi Favors taking the Classic Physique title, Alexander Toplyn winning Men’s Physique, Jeanne Kassel claiming Figure, and Roxana Marquez finishing first in Bikini. The IFBB Pro League contest brought together athletes competing for top placings across the four divisions.

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2026 Hurricane Pro Winners​

• Men’s Classic Physique: Mudbi Favors
• Men’s Physique: Alexander Toplyn
• Women’s Figure: Jeanne Kassel
• Women’s Bikini: Roxana Marquez

Mudbi Favors Wins Classic Physique​

Mudbi Favors finished first in the Men’s Classic Physique Open, ahead of Daniel Fabode in second and Dominic Carter in third. Favors earned the top spot in a division featuring competitors from several countries.

Jean Biguelini placed fourth, followed by Mahfuz Hawit in fifth. Juan Medina took sixth, with Matt Norman finishing seventh. Juan M. Polanco Isais placed eighth, Michael Lopez ninth, and Anthony Barbera III rounded out the top 10.

Men’s Classic Physique Open Results​

1. Mudbi Favors
2. Daniel Fabode
3. Dominic Carter
4. Jean Biguelini
5. Mahfuz Hawit
6. Juan Medina
7. Matt Norman
8. Juan M. Polanco Isais
9. Michael Lopez
10. Anthony Barbera III

Alexander Toplyn Takes the Men’s Physique Title​

Alexander Toplyn claimed first place in Men’s Physique, with Emile Walker finishing just one judging point behind him in second. Deandre Johnson completed the top three.

Juan Manuel Gochez placed fourth, while Burak King finished fifth. Andrew David took sixth, followed by Mitchell Spadafore in seventh and Dorian Vranjes in eighth. Giuseppe Riserbato placed ninth, and Cordell Waddey finished tenth.

Toplyn’s win put him ahead of a competitive field, with Walker close behind in the final standings.

Men’s Physique Open Results​

1. Alexander Toplyn
2. Emile Walker
3. Deandre Johnson
4. Juan Manuel Gochez
5. Burak King
6. Andrew David
7. Mitchell Spadafore
8. Dorian Vranjes
9. Giuseppe Riserbato
10. Cordell Waddey

Jeanne Kassel Wins Women’s Figure​

Jeanne Kassel earned the Figure Open title, finishing ahead of Lauren Calderoni and Jasmine Shier. Kassel represented Germany, while the runner-up and third-place finisher represented the United States.

Katharina Kolbe, also representing Germany, placed fourth. Leah Sterling of Canada finished fifth, followed by Leticia Ochoa in sixth and Yinet Rodriguez in seventh. Tristen Luplow took eighth, Alexa Weeks finished ninth, and Angelika Chapman completed the top 10.

Women’s Figure Open Results​

1. Jeanne Kassel
2. Lauren Calderoni
3. Jasmine Shier
4. Katharina Kolbe
5. Leah Sterling
6. Leticia Ochoa
7. Yinet Rodriguez
8. Tristen Luplow
9. Alexa Weeks
10. Angelika Chapman

Roxana Marquez Claims the Bikini Title​

Roxana Marquez won the Women’s Bikini Open, with Iulia Baba finishing second and Taylor Crowell taking third. Marquez represented Mexico, while Baba represented Romania.

Mahsa Akbarimehr placed fourth, followed by Savana Findley in fifth. Beatriz Maiara Rocha Da Silva finished sixth, with Jagoda Kocan taking seventh. Courtney Starr placed eighth, Selena Rivers ninth, and Oyungerel Bayarsaikhan finished tenth.

Women’s Bikini Open Results​

1. Roxana Marquez
2. Iulia Baba
3. Taylor Crowell
4. Mahsa Akbarimehr
5. Savana Findley
6. Beatriz Maiara Rocha Da Silva
7. Jagoda Kocan
8. Courtney Starr
9. Selena Rivers
10. Oyungerel Bayarsaikhan

2026 Hurricane Pro Final Takeaways​

The 2026 Hurricane Pro produced four Open division champions across Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, and Bikini. Mudbi Favors, Alexander Toplyn, Jeanne Kassel, and Roxana Marquez finished at the top of their respective fields.