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Ming Chun Hon

Not Yet Qualified

Qualification for the 2027 Olympia — the season whose window opened Aug 31, 2026.

2027 Olympia Qualification

Not yet qualified

No points ranking in this division — qualification is win-based (win any pro show in the 2027 window, or place top 3 at the 2026 Olympia). Former Mr. Olympia champions also hold lifetime eligibility — automatic if their last win was within 5 years, otherwise subject to IFBB Pro League approval.
What Ming Chun Hon needs Needs a win
A win. Any of the 5 212 Bodybuilding shows on the calendar so far.
212 Bodybuilding is win-and-you're-in — there is no points ladder, so placing 2nd earns exactly as much toward 2027 as placing 20th. One outright win at any pro 212 Bodybuilding show before Sep 12 qualifies Ming Chun Hon outright.
CalloutIQ’s own calculation from sourced results — not an IFBB Pro League call. The line moves as results land, entry lists aren't confirmed until athletes check in, and IFBB tiebreaks aren't modeled.
Manual Review Tracked by CalloutIQ — no qualifying win recorded yet in the 2027 window; not on an official IFBB Pro League qualified list. How we source this →

Ming Chun Hon's Confirmed Appearances

No entry on file yet. CalloutIQ lists an appearance only once a roster is published or announced — and those usually land in the days before a show — so this being empty doesn't mean Ming Chun Hon isn't competing. The schedule below is the division's, not theirs.

Upcoming 212 Bodybuilding Shows

The 212 Bodybuilding shows sourced so far in the 2027 qualifying window — the division's schedule, not Ming Chun Hon's. The window runs to Sep 12; more shows will be added here as the calendar fills in. Entry is only shown where we have a sourced roster.
2026-11-01
Alicante, Spain
2026-11-07 – 2026-11-08
Bucharest, Romania
2026-11-07
Las Vegas, NV, USA
2026-12-04 – 2026-12-06
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
2026-12-05
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Career History

Career placements 3 results for Ming Chun Hon from 2022 to 2023, each plotted as their finishing position within the field at that contest. 1st918 14th of 15 — 212 Bodybuilding, Japan Pro (2022) 5th of 6 — 212 Bodybuilding, Toronto Pro Supershow (2023) 16th of 18 — Classic Physique, Korea AGP Pro (2023) 20222023
Each mark is one contest: the faint bar is the whole field on that show's card, top to bottom, and the dot is where Ming Chun Hon finished in it — so a dot near the top of a long bar beat a deep field. Every value is in the table below.
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique · source: Fitness Volt ↗ 16th 50
2023 Toronto Pro Supershow212 Bodybuilding · source: NPC News Online ↗ 5th 27
2022 Japan Pro212 Bodybuilding · source: Wayback Machine ↗ 14th 41

Head-to-Head

Sung Yeop Jang 2 meetings 0–2 Compare →
Ming Sung
2023 Toronto Pro Supershow212 Bodybuilding 5th 2nd
2022 Japan Pro212 Bodybuilding 14th 1st
Mikhail Timoshin 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ming Mikhail
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique 16+ 2nd
Takuya Sonobe 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ming Takuya
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique 16+ 5th
Denis Romanov 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ming Denis
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique 16+ 4th
Shitian Wang 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ming Shitian
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique 16+ 1st
Zhao Nian Xu 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ming Zhao
2023 Korea AGP ProClassic Physique 16+ 13th
Naoto Takemoto 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Eugene Nagashima 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Yonseung Lee 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Hyunjin Kim 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Jing Han 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Thomas Kunz 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Jun Kwon 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Ka Sing Lee 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Lihsuan Liu 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Jiheon Moon 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Piotr Borecki 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Chris Buhr 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Hwang Shin 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Jordan Wise 1 meeting 1–0 Compare →
Peter Molnar 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
David Henry* 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Hong Kiju 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Kentaro Kuramochi 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Park Soo Hyun 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Siwei Yang 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Kung Yuchao 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Choi Jaesang 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Hiroshi Abe 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Kei Furukoshi 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Chanuk Ock 1 meeting 0–1 Compare →
Nobuyuki Ichikawa 1 meeting 1–0 Compare →
Sang Hwan Lee 1 meeting no decisive result Compare →
Hanjin Choi 1 meeting no decisive result Compare →

Past the top 6 rivals, each opponent's meetings open in the Matchup Lab — use Compare.

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CalloutIQ. "Ming Chun Hon — competition record." CalloutIQ, 3 results on file, accessed November 1, 2026. https://calloutiq.com/athletes/ming-chun-hon
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