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The 2026 New York Pro lived up to the hype and already delivered some major shakeups across multiple divisions. With Olympia qualifications on the line, several athletes punched their tickets in impressive fashion—and a few fan favorites proved they’re legitimate threats heading into the second half of the season.
Here are the confirmed winners so far:
Men’s 212 Bodybuilding: Michael Condell
Condell pulled off a huge win in a stacked 212 lineup and secured his Olympia qualification. This might be one of the most underrated victories of the weekend considering the depth in this class.
Classic Physique: Niall Darwen
Darwen continues building momentum and looked sharp enough to beat a competitive field that included Diego Alejandro Galindo Garavito and Jaehun Park.
Men’s Physique: Ali Bilal
Bilal keeps proving he belongs in the elite tier. He edged out Edvan Palmeira and now enters the Olympia conversation with serious momentum.
Figure: Jeanne Kassel
Kassel brought a polished package and earned a decisive win in Figure.
Fit Model: Gabriela Queiroz
She took first in one of bodybuilding’s newer divisions and continues building her name.
Women’s Physique: Paula Ranta
A strong showing from Ranta, who outperformed a competitive lineup to claim the title.
Wellness: Daniele Mendonca
Another big statement win as she defeated a deep Wellness lineup.
Men’s Open, Bikini, and Women's bodybuilding results were still listed as pending in live updates. Blessing Awodibu, Rafael Brandao, Tonio Burton, Patrick Moore, and Michal Krizo were among the biggest names battling in Men’s Open, so fans are still waiting for that result.
Ali Bilal and Niall Darwen may have had the most impressive statement wins of the weekend so far, but everyone knows the Men’s Open result is what could completely reshape the 2026 Olympia picture.
Who do you think wins Men’s Open?
Here are the confirmed winners so far:
Men’s 212 Bodybuilding: Michael Condell
Condell pulled off a huge win in a stacked 212 lineup and secured his Olympia qualification. This might be one of the most underrated victories of the weekend considering the depth in this class.
Classic Physique: Niall Darwen
Darwen continues building momentum and looked sharp enough to beat a competitive field that included Diego Alejandro Galindo Garavito and Jaehun Park.
Men’s Physique: Ali Bilal
Bilal keeps proving he belongs in the elite tier. He edged out Edvan Palmeira and now enters the Olympia conversation with serious momentum.
Figure: Jeanne Kassel
Kassel brought a polished package and earned a decisive win in Figure.
Fit Model: Gabriela Queiroz
She took first in one of bodybuilding’s newer divisions and continues building her name.
Women’s Physique: Paula Ranta
A strong showing from Ranta, who outperformed a competitive lineup to claim the title.
Wellness: Daniele Mendonca
Another big statement win as she defeated a deep Wellness lineup.
Men’s Open, Bikini, and Women's bodybuilding results were still listed as pending in live updates. Blessing Awodibu, Rafael Brandao, Tonio Burton, Patrick Moore, and Michal Krizo were among the biggest names battling in Men’s Open, so fans are still waiting for that result.
Ali Bilal and Niall Darwen may have had the most impressive statement wins of the weekend so far, but everyone knows the Men’s Open result is what could completely reshape the 2026 Olympia picture.
Who do you think wins Men’s Open?
