Mr. Olympia Results 2026

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Nick Walker takes the 2026 Mr. Olympia title, showing off a transformed physique with denser muscle and sharper conditioning that silenced every doubter. Samson Dauda lands 2nd, Andrew Jacked grabs 3rd, and Hunter Labrada rounds out 4th. Judges valued conditioning and stage presence over raw mass this year, making the posedown a true difference-maker.​

Nick Walker Wins the 2026 Mr. Olympia Men’s Open​

Six men's open competitors took the stage for the final Mr. Olympia posedown, and you saw a stacked lineup battle for the sport's top prize. Nick Walker claimed the title, with Samson Dauda pushing him hard for the top spot. Here's how the 2026 Mr. Olympia men's open results shook out:

1. Nick Walker
2. Samson Dauda
3. Andrew Jacked
4. Hunter Labrada
5. Michael Daboul
6. Ahmad Ashkanani

You'll notice Walker's win marks a huge shift in the open division, dethroning previous contenders and proving his conditioning improvements paid off. Dauda's runner-up finish keeps him firmly in title contention, while Jacked's third-place showing solidifies his spot among the elite.
These Mr. Olympia Men's Open results confirm this year's card delivered serious talent and tight scoring across the board.

Niall Darwen Tops Classic Physique​

A very strong lineup was shocked when Niall Darwen won his first Olympia title, a huge upset at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia. Darwen was a strong contender going into the weekend because he came in fifth at the 2025 Olympia, but not many people thought he would beat the reigning champion, Ramon Dino, and two-time runner-up, Mike Sommerfeld.

During prejudging, Darwen started getting noticed when he kept finding himself in the middle of the action. He made a big impression by beating Sommerfeld to win the title.

Andrea Shaw Bags 2026 Women’s Olympia​

Despite Angela Yeo not competing this year, the lineup was still loaded with threats to Shaw’s title. Ashley Lynnette Jones brought another strong package. Her legs were more proportionate to her upper body, and it gave her the illusion of more size onstage.

Shaw didn’t disappoint; her striated quads and defined biceps kept her near the center. Leyvina Barros’ conditioning also impressed judges, and she fought to stay in contention, often hitting the poses first. After a heated posedown, Andrea Shaw picked up the big win. Ashley Lynnette Jones finished second place, and Leyvina Rodrigues Barros came in third place.

Keone Pearson Clinches 4th Olympia Men’s 212 Title​

Keone Pearson won his fourth 212 Olympia title in a row. Bodybuilders who compete show their granite-like muscle density and freakish fitness, which makes it a fan favorite. Pearson showed off a new level of detail in his back double biceps pose during the playoffs. His 3D rear delts made it look like a lights-out shot.

The finals turned into a full-on war because Pearson's style and Clarida's freakiness didn't get along. People online said Clarida was like a "mini Ronnie Coleman" because he was bigger and better. Lucas Garcia pushed himself into title contention and did a great job on his solo routine. In the end, Keone Pearson won first place with what was probably his best performance ever. Shaun Clarida came in third, and Lucas Garcia came in second.

Ryan Terry Wins 4th Olympia Men’s Physique - Open Title​

In front of a huge crowd, Ryan Terry won the Men's Physique Olympia title. He now has four titles, the same number as Jeremy Buendia.

Ryan Terry was the defending winner three times, and he was going for a fourth straight title to tie Jeremy Buendia for the most in the division. He weighed 200 pounds the morning of the weigh-ins, which was two pounds less than his cap. People like Ali Bilal, who came in second place the last two years, Brandon Hendrickson, who won the Arnold Classic three times, and Kyron Holden, who beat Bilal at the Pittsburgh Pro, were in his way.