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  • Follow the 2026 Olympia on September 24 to 27, 2026!

Samson Dauda Set to Clash with Keone Pearson and Martin Fitzwater at the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro

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Samson Dauda is back on stage, wasting no time after his fourth-place finish at the 2025 Olympia. He’s set to compete at the 2025 EVLS Prague Pro, and fans couldn’t be more excited. The lineup is stacked, with Dauda facing Keone Pearson in his Men’s Open debut and rising star Martin Fitzwater, who’s been on a serious hot streak.

Samson Dauda Set to Clash with Keone Pearson

Samson Dauda: Ready for Redemption​

Dauda’s comeback plan is simple—hit the stage again and make a statement. At around 5’11” and tipping the scales between 275 and 330 pounds, he’s bringing size, symmetry, and hunger. After hitting the top 3 at the 2023 Olympia and winning big in 2024, Dauda’s fourth place this year didn’t sit right. Prague gives him a chance to fix that fast. He’s known for rebounding strong, and this time, he’s coming for the win.

Keone Pearson: The 212 King Steps Up​

Keone Pearson, the reigning 212 Olympia champ, is making the jump everyone’s been waiting for—his first Men’s Open appearance. He’s already proved dominance in 212, now he’s testing his physique against the heavyweights. Known for flawless shape and detail, Pearson’s move to Open adds fresh excitement to the sport. The big question—can he hang with mass monsters like Dauda and Fitzwater? Fans are betting yes.

Martin Fitzwater: The Silent Threat​

Martin Fitzwater isn’t just showing up—he’s showing out. He crushed the Detroit Pro last season, placed 4th at Olympia, and missed the New York Pro title by a single point. He’s consistent, improving, and dangerous. Prague might be his best shot yet at a major win. If Dauda slips, Fitzwater is ready to take over.

Why the Prague Pro Matters​

This isn’t a small-time show—it’s a key qualifier for next year’s Olympia. Whoever wins here locks in an early ticket. That’s why these three giants are stepping in so soon after Vegas. They’re not here to warm up; they’re here to dominate.

What to Watch For​

Samson Dauda – Watch for tighter conditioning and a sharper midsection. He’s coming in lean and laser-focused. Keone Pearson – Expect classic shape, insane symmetry, and polished posing. His aesthetics could surprise the judges. Martin Fitzwater – Look for balanced mass with better separation. His physique has matured fast, and he knows it.

The Real Showdown​

This Prague Pro isn’t just about trophies—it’s about pride and position. Dauda wants redemption. Pearson wants to prove he belongs. Fitzwater wants respect. Three different stories, one stage, and a crowd ready to explode when the lights hit.

Get your popcorn ready. Prague’s about to witness fireworks.
 
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