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2026 Moe's Muscles Pro Results: Terrence Teo Kok Hua Claims First Pro Victory in Auckland
Malaysia's Terrence Teo Kok Hua celebrated a major career milestone at the 2026 Moe's Muscles Pro, winning the Men's Classic Physique title in Auckland, New Zealand, on November 7. The IFBB Pro League event featured six athletes in the final standings, with Teo finishing ahead of New Zealand's Harrison Booth and Taiwan's Yanwen Huang.The victory marks Teo's first recorded professional title and gives him an early boost in the race toward the 2027 Classic Physique Olympia. Although this year's event featured only one professional division, the results were particularly meaningful for Teo and Booth, both of whom had previous appearances on the international circuit.
Terrence Teo Kok Hua Wins His First Classic Physique Pro Title
Teo entered the Auckland competition looking to improve on his earlier professional results, and this time he came away with the championship. According to the official IFBB Pro League scorecard, the Malaysian competitor received a judging total of 3 points, placing him ahead of Booth's 6 points and Huang's 10 points.The win represents an important step forward for Teo, whose previous recorded professional appearances included an 11th-place finish at the 2023 IFBB Taiwan Pro and fourth place at the 2023 AGP South Korea Classic Physique Pro.
Those earlier contests gave him experience competing internationally, but Auckland was where he finally secured the top position.
Winning a six-man lineup is different from competing in a field of twenty or thirty professionals, but the result still puts Teo on the list of Classic Physique champions for the 2026–2027 qualification season. His next appearances should provide a clearer picture of how he compares with larger and more competitive international lineups.
Harrison Booth Improves From Fifth to Second
New Zealand's Harrison Booth also had a result worth celebrating, finishing second in front of his home-country audience.Booth had placed fifth at the 2025 Moe's Muscles Pro, making his runner-up finish this year a three-place improvement. His 6-point judging total secured second place ahead of the remaining competitors.
While Booth couldn't take the title away from Teo, moving from fifth to second at the same event is a positive development in his competition record.
For bodybuilding fans following the New Zealand professional circuit, Booth's improvement is one of the more interesting storylines from this year's show. Whether he can build on that placing in future contests remains to be seen.
Yanwen Huang Completes the Classic Physique Podium
Taiwan's Yanwen Huang rounded out the top three with a judging score of 10 points, narrowly ahead of New Zealand's Chris Sinclair, who received 11 points.Huang had previously finished tenth at the October 2025 Global Classic Hong Kong Pro, making his third-place result in Auckland another improvement in his recorded professional placings.
Sinclair took fourth, followed by Japan's Shin Kodama in fifth and New Zealand's Benjamin Pisuttisarewong in sixth.
New Zealand accounted for three of the six athletes in the final standings, giving the host country a strong presence at the event even though the championship ultimately went to Malaysia.
Complete 2026 Moe's Muscles Pro Results
The official IFBB Pro League scorecard confirms the following Men's Classic Physique standings:| Place | Athlete | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Terrence Teo Kok Hua | Malaysia | 3 |
| 2nd | Harrison Booth | New Zealand | 6 |
| 3rd | Yanwen Huang | Taiwan | 10 |
| 4th | Chris Sinclair | New Zealand | 11 |
| 5th | Shin Kodama | Japan | 15 |
| 6th | Benjamin Pisuttisarewong | New Zealand | 18 |
What Teo's Victory Means for the 2027 Olympia
Winning the Moe's Muscles Pro gives Teo a valuable start to his 2027 Olympia qualification campaign, but the victory does not automatically secure him a place on the Olympia stage.Under the IFBB Pro League's 2027 qualification rules, Classic Physique uses a points-based system. The top 20 competitors in the standings qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, while athletes who win two eligible open professional contests during the qualification period can earn automatic qualification.
For regular professional shows such as Moe's Muscles Pro, first place earns 10 points, second place receives 4, and third place receives 3.
That means Teo collected 10 Olympia qualification points from his victory, while Booth earned 4 and Huang received 3.
With the qualification season continuing into September 2027, athletes will have further opportunities to improve their standings. Teo's next challenge will be adding another strong result, potentially putting himself in position to qualify through either the points standings or the two-win rule.
