2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro Highlights

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The 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro took place in Bucharest, Romania, on November 7 and 8, having two days of professional Bodybuilding. In 10 divisions, competitors came from all over the world, and the results were decided by a number of close matches.
The Men's Open Bodybuilding title went to Ahmed Juraybi, who finished ahead of Josef Kveton and Pablo Llopis Munoz. Anastasia Korableva beat Paula Ranta by just one judging point to win first place in Women's Bodybuilding. It was one of the closest races at the event.
The competition also saw Piotr Wojtowicz win the Men's Classic Physique division, while Roman Iushchenko took the Men's 212 title. Other division winners included Sidy Pouye, Beatriz Almeida, Viktoria Csicsayova, Julia Cabarcos, Leonida Ciobu, and Ana Alexandra Petreanu.

Ahmed Juraybi Wins Men's Open Bodybuilding​

Ahmed Juraybi emerged as the Men's Open Bodybuilding champion in Bucharest, earning a total of six points across the judging and finals rounds. Josef Kveton finished second with 12 points, while Spain's Pablo Llopis Munoz completed the top three with 20 points.
Andrea Muzi placed fourth, followed by Balazs Koczfan in fifth. Sahar Kazes finished sixth, with Jose William Junior, Andre Gerstner, Ben Featherstone, and Pawel Kowalski rounding out the top 10.
The victory gave Juraybi the top position in a competitive lineup featuring athletes from several countries.

Anastasia Korableva Edges Paula Ranta in Women's Bodybuilding​

The results for women's Bodybuilding were one of the closest at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. With four points, Anastasia Korableva won, just ahead of Paula Ranta of Finland, who finished with five.
Korableva went back to competing after missing the 2026 Olympics because of problems getting a visa and political unrest. Her win in Bucharest, where she barely missed out on the division title, put her back in the spotlight.
Ranta continued her strong run in Women's Bodybuilding. After winning the Tampa Pro and placing fourth at the Olympia, she added another major result to her season with a second-place finish in Romania.
Eleonore Vatin claimed third, followed by Emilia Dimitrova-Balkova in fourth and Lisa Smith in fifth.

Piotr Wojtowicz Takes Men's Classic Physique​

Poland's Piotr Wojtowicz won the Men's Classic Physique Open, finishing ahead of Slovakia's Oliver Prochazka and Mexico's Jorge Herrera. Wojtowicz earned three points, while Prochazka finished with six and Herrera with nine.
Romania's Cozma Vlad Andrei placed fourth, followed by Derek Deianov in fifth and Zhivko Petkov in sixth. Polish competitor Artsiom Dubovik finished seventh.

Roman Iushchenko Wins Men's 212 Bodybuilding​

Roman Iushchenko claimed the Men's 212 Bodybuilding title, finishing ahead of Dean White from the UK and Andreas Christou from Cyprus.
Yinka Majolagbe placed fourth, while Sergio Fernandes finished fifth. Azerbaijan's Yusif Nurullayev took sixth, followed by Romania's Daniel Vasilica in seventh.

Sidy Pouye Leads Men's Physique​

Sidy Pouye took first place in Men's Physique, finishing ahead of Omar Suleiman and Marcus Benjamin-Privett. The top three represented Spain and the UK, respectively.
Youssef Cherrate placed fourth, while Amit Agre completed the top five. Thomas Kunz finished sixth, followed by Palmai Zsolt and Adnane Benkhaled.

Beatriz Almeida Wins Women's Figure​

Brazil's Beatriz Almeida claimed the Women's Figure title, finishing ahead of Poland's Paulina Pontus and Greece's Helen Zavitsanou.
Jasmine Shier placed fourth, with Daniela Stephanie Montero Encarnacion taking fifth. Tereza Linhartova finished sixth, followed by Kaja Wyszynska in seventh and Georgiana Hutu in eighth.

Viktoria Csicsayova Takes Women's Bikini​

Viktoria Csicsayova of Hungary won the Women's Bikini Open, finishing ahead of Italy's Sara Punzetti and Patrizia Vaccaro.
Rania Stamatiadou placed fourth, while Alina Bogacheva rounded out the top five. Spain's Ivanna Escandar finished sixth, followed by Antonia Luck in seventh and Luca Katai in eighth.

Julia Cabarcos Wins Women's Physique​

Julia Cabarcos of Spain earned the Women's Physique title, finishing ahead of Australia's Lidia Dichiera and fellow Spaniard Silvia Cuartero Martinez.
Elodie Moore placed fourth, followed by Hannah Prause in fifth. Sara Pozzer finished sixth, while Poland's Agata Jowik took seventh.

Leonida Ciobu Claims Women's Wellness​

Moldova's Leonida Ciobu won the Women's Wellness division, finishing ahead of Ukraine's Liza Kazanina and Portugal's Carolina Cardoso.
Maria Paulette Aranguren placed fourth, while Marice Barros Patrizzi finished fifth. Huihui Hu took sixth, followed by Mariia Morozova in seventh and Maria Seraradilla Sanchez in eighth.

A Memorable Weekend in Bucharest​

International athletes from 10 different countries showed off their bodies at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro over the course of a weekend of exciting competition. One of the most interesting things that happened was that Ahmed Juraybi won the Men's Open and Anastasia Korableva beat Paula Ranta by one point in the Women's Bodybuilding. The event added another memorable story to the 2026 IFBB Pro League season, with several closely contested lineups and strong performances from both well-known and up-and-coming athletes.

Get the official scorecard here: https://www.ifbbpro.com/competition/2026-romania-muscle-fest-pro/