2024 New York Pro — Results

Men's Open

Full field · 20

1st Nick Walker*

USA

2nd Martin Fitzwater

USA

3rd Tonio Burton

USA

4th Stuart Sutherland

USA

5th Krystian Wolski

Poland

6th Quinton Eriya

Canada

7th Tim Budesheim

Germany

8th Angel Calderon Frias

Spain

9th Emir Omeragic

Germany

10th Justin Rodriguez

USA

11th Josef Kveton

Czech Republic

12th Volodymyr Byruk

Ukraine

13th Dorian Haywood

USA

14th Jonarthur Duncan

USA

15th Milan Sadek

Czech Republic

16th Kristoffer Berner

Sweden

16th Marc Arthur Dautruchee

USA

16th Ethan Grossman

USA

16th Harry Harris

UK

16th Kille Kujala

Finland

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Nick Walker won the title by just 2 points — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Josef Kveton over Volodymyr Byruk, 2 points apart for 11th/12th.

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1st Nick Walker* leader

2nd Martin Fitzwater +2 on 1st

3rd Tonio Burton +8 on 2nd

4th Stuart Sutherland +6 on 3rd

5th Krystian Wolski +6 on 4th

6th Quinton Eriya +6 on 5th

7th Tim Budesheim, Angel Calderon Frias +8 on 6th

9th Emir Omeragic +10 on 7th

10th Justin Rodriguez +6 on 9th

11th Josef Kveton +8 on 10th

12th Volodymyr Byruk +2 on 11th

13th Dorian Haywood +10 on 12th

Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Nick Walker*	4	4	—	8	Razor-thin win
2nd	Martin Fitzwater	5	5	—	10	Missed by 2
3rd	Tonio Burton	9	9	—	18
4th	Stuart Sutherland	12	12	—	24
5th	Krystian Wolski	15	15	—	30
6th	Quinton Eriya	18	18	—	36
7th	Tim Budesheim	23	21	▲2	44	Held on finals
8th	Angel Calderon Frias	21	23	▼2	44	Missed on finals
9th	Emir Omeragic	27	27	—	54
10th	Justin Rodriguez	30	30	—	60
11th	Josef Kveton	34	34	—	68	Held by 2
12th	Volodymyr Byruk	35	35	—	70	Missed by 2
13th	Dorian Haywood	40	40	—	80	Held by 2
14th	Jonarthur Duncan	41	41	—	82	Missed by 2
15th	Milan Sadek	45	45	—	90
16th	Kristoffer Berner	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Marc Arthur Dautruchee	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Ethan Grossman	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Harry Harris	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Kille Kujala	48	48	—	96	Tied

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Classic Physique

Full field · 20

1st Matthew Greggo

USA

2nd Eric Wildberger

Brazil

3rd Dmytro Krazhan

USA

4th Bradley Pfeifer

USA

5th Jerark Toribio Perez

Dominican Republic

6th Camilo Diaz

Colombia

7th Shicheng Jin

China

8th Lucas Gianinni

USA

9th Adam Thomas

USA

10th Cleef Metellus

USA

11th Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos

Mexico

12th Matt Orchard

Australia

13th Robert Mazzara

USA

14th Cameron Watson

USA

15th Maurice Burgess

USA

16th Angel Bajana

USA

16th Tony Barhoum

USA

16th Keith Jenkins

USA

16th Eugene Nagashima

Japan

16th Jacob Robichaux

USA

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Matthew Greggo won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Camilo Diaz over Shicheng Jin, 1 point apart for 6th/7th.

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1st Matthew Greggo leader

2nd Eric Wildberger +3 on 1st

3rd Dmytro Krazhan +3 on 2nd

4th Bradley Pfeifer +3 on 3rd

5th Jerark Toribio Perez +3 on 4th

6th Camilo Diaz +4 on 5th

7th Shicheng Jin +1 on 6th

8th Lucas Gianinni +4 on 7th

9th Adam Thomas +4 on 8th

10th Cleef Metellus +1 on 9th

11th Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos +4 on 10th

12th Matt Orchard +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Matthew Greggo	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Eric Wildberger	6	—	—	6
3rd	Dmytro Krazhan	9	—	—	9
4th	Bradley Pfeifer	12	—	—	12
5th	Jerark Toribio Perez	15	—	—	15
6th	Camilo Diaz	19	—	—	19	Held by 1
7th	Shicheng Jin	20	—	—	20	Missed by 1
8th	Lucas Gianinni	24	—	—	24
9th	Adam Thomas	28	—	—	28	Held by 1
10th	Cleef Metellus	29	—	—	29	Missed by 1
11th	Jorge Luis Guerrero Gallegos	33	—	—	33
12th	Matt Orchard	36	—	—	36
13th	Robert Mazzara	41	—	—	41	Held by 1
14th	Cameron Watson	42	—	—	42	Missed by 1
15th	Maurice Burgess	44	—	—	44	Missed by 2
16th	Angel Bajana	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Tony Barhoum	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Keith Jenkins	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Eugene Nagashima	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jacob Robichaux	48	—	—	48	Tied

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Men's Physique

Full field · 23

1st Ali Bilal

Afghanistan

2nd Vitor Chaves

Brazil

3rd Edvan Palmeira

Brazil

4th Andre Ferguson

USA

5th Fabian Feber

Germany

6th Vinicius Mateus Viera Lima

Brazil

7th Jordan Clark

USA

8th Alessio Sbizzera

Italy

9th Tom Mcnamara

Australia

10th Maxim Golovatii

USA

11th Jeremy Coleman

USA

12th Tunde Hassan

Ireland

13th Jarrett Jenkins

USA

14th Gage Moran

USA

15th Raphael Souza

Brazil

16th Philip Acevedo

USA

16th Laquintin Alston

Australia

16th Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad

Singapore

16th Jimmy Decius-Norius

USA

16th Aaron Harvey

USA

16th Missael Leija

Mexico

16th Alcides Vera III

USA

16th Andrew David

USA

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Ali Bilal won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Edvan Palmeira over Andre Ferguson, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Ali Bilal leader

2nd Vitor Chaves +3 on 1st

3rd Edvan Palmeira +4 on 2nd

4th Andre Ferguson +1 on 3rd

5th Fabian Feber +5 on 4th

6th Vinicius Mateus Viera Lima +1 on 5th

7th Jordan Clark +4 on 6th

8th Alessio Sbizzera +3 on 7th

9th Tom Mcnamara +3 on 8th

10th Maxim Golovatii +4 on 9th

11th Jeremy Coleman +1 on 10th

12th Tunde Hassan +5 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Ali Bilal	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Vitor Chaves	6	—	—	6
3rd	Edvan Palmeira	10	—	—	10	Held by 1
4th	Andre Ferguson	11	—	—	11	Missed by 1
5th	Fabian Feber	16	—	—	16	Held by 1
6th	Vinicius Mateus Viera Lima	17	—	—	17	Missed by 1
7th	Jordan Clark	21	—	—	21
8th	Alessio Sbizzera	24	—	—	24
9th	Tom Mcnamara	27	—	—	27
10th	Maxim Golovatii	31	—	—	31	Held by 1
11th	Jeremy Coleman	32	—	—	32	Missed by 1
12th	Tunde Hassan	37	—	—	37	Held by 1
13th	Jarrett Jenkins	38	—	—	38	Missed by 1
14th	Gage Moran	43	—	—	43	Held by 1
15th	Raphael Souza	44	—	—	44	Missed by 1
16th	Philip Acevedo	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Laquintin Alston	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jimmy Decius-Norius	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Aaron Harvey	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Missael Leija	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Alcides Vera III	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Andrew David	48	—	—	48	Tied

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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212 Bodybuilding

Full field · 17

1st Oleh Kryvyi

Ukraine

2nd Kerrith Bajjo

USA

3rd Francisco Barrios Vlk

Argentina

4th Giuseppe Zagarella

Italy

5th Fabricio Moreira

Brazil

6th Lucas Silva Coelho

Brazil

7th Luiz Esteves

Brazil

8th Tristen Escolastico

USA

9th Aaron Polites

Australia

10th Jason Joseph

USA

11th Valentin Petrov

Bulgaria

12th Jordan Gomes

UK

13th Sung Il Ryu

South Korea

14th Nicholas Jackson

USA

15th Karol Malecki

Poland

16th Athanasios Attilakos

USA

16th Scott Fogelsonger

USA

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Oleh Kryvyi won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Fabricio Moreira over Lucas Silva Coelho, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.

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1st Oleh Kryvyi leader

2nd Kerrith Bajjo +1 on 1st

3rd Francisco Barrios Vlk +4 on 2nd

4th Giuseppe Zagarella +3 on 3rd

5th Fabricio Moreira +4 on 4th

6th Lucas Silva Coelho +1 on 5th

7th Luiz Esteves +4 on 6th

8th Tristen Escolastico +3 on 7th

9th Aaron Polites +3 on 8th

10th Jason Joseph +3 on 9th

11th Valentin Petrov +3 on 10th

12th Jordan Gomes +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Oleh Kryvyi	4	—	—	4	Razor-thin win
2nd	Kerrith Bajjo	5	—	—	5	Missed by 1
3rd	Francisco Barrios Vlk	9	—	—	9
4th	Giuseppe Zagarella	12	—	—	12
5th	Fabricio Moreira	16	—	—	16	Held by 1
6th	Lucas Silva Coelho	17	—	—	17	Missed by 1
7th	Luiz Esteves	21	—	—	21
8th	Tristen Escolastico	24	—	—	24
9th	Aaron Polites	27	—	—	27
10th	Jason Joseph	30	—	—	30
11th	Valentin Petrov	33	—	—	33
12th	Jordan Gomes	36	—	—	36
13th	Sung Il Ryu	39	—	—	39
14th	Nicholas Jackson	42	—	—	42
15th	Karol Malecki	45	—	—	45
16th	Athanasios Attilakos	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Scott Fogelsonger	48	—	—	48	Tied

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Bikini

Full field · 12

1st Aimee Delgado

USA

2nd Sharon Ramos

Dominican Republic

3rd Emmy Person

4th Lisa Reith

Germany

5th Valeria Kord

Spain

6th Luciana Santos

Brazil

7th Vanessa Guzman

USA

8th Ashley Marie Lee

9th Shantal Barros

10th Verushqa Andrade

USA

11th Janet Ortega

12th Vanesa Ocana

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Aimee Delgado won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Emmy Person over Lisa Reith, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Aimee Delgado leader

2nd Sharon Ramos +3 on 1st

3rd Emmy Person +4 on 2nd

4th Lisa Reith +1 on 3rd

5th Valeria Kord +4 on 4th

6th Luciana Santos +3 on 5th

7th Vanessa Guzman +4 on 6th

8th Ashley Marie Lee +2 on 7th

9th Shantal Barros +4 on 8th

10th Verushqa Andrade +1 on 9th

11th Janet Ortega +4 on 10th

12th Vanesa Ocana +3 on 11th

All 12 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Aimee Delgado	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Sharon Ramos	6	—	—	6
3rd	Emmy Person	10	—	—	10	Held by 1
4th	Lisa Reith	11	—	—	11	Missed by 1
5th	Valeria Kord	15	—	—	15
6th	Luciana Santos	18	—	—	18
7th	Vanessa Guzman	22	—	—	22	Held by 2
8th	Ashley Marie Lee	24	—	—	24	Missed by 2
9th	Shantal Barros	28	—	—	28	Held by 1
10th	Verushqa Andrade	29	—	—	29	Missed by 1
11th	Janet Ortega	33	—	—	33
12th	Vanesa Ocana	36	—	—	36

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Figure

Full field · 27

1st Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz

USA

2nd Thais Cabrices-Werner

USA

3rd Ashley Lakomowski

4th Caeleigh Bowman

USA

5th Jeanne Kassel

Germany

6th Aksana Yukhno

USA

7th Ashley Howells

USA

8th Maude Exantus

USA

9th Emily Hammond

Canada

10th Gabriela Consolmagno

Brazil

11th Caroline Leticia Zawadzki

Brazil

12th Jossie Alarcon

Mexico

13th Daniella Means

USA

14th Valerie Ratelle

Canada

15th Lauren Calderoni

USA

16th Nina Paulus

Germany

16th Danielle Barros

USA

16th Jessica Bowers

16th Melissa Brodsky

USA

16th Roberta Coletti das Chagas

Brazil

16th Ali Heisler

16th Latoya Johnson

16th Georgina Lona

Mexico

16th Sokum Ouk

16th Serena Salis

Italy

16th Lia Taylor

16th Maria Wattel

Netherlands

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Jeanne Kassel over Aksana Yukhno, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.

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1st Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz leader

2nd Thais Cabrices-Werner +3 on 1st

3rd Ashley Lakomowski +3 on 2nd

4th Caeleigh Bowman +3 on 3rd

5th Jeanne Kassel +4 on 4th

6th Aksana Yukhno +1 on 5th

7th Ashley Howells +4 on 6th

8th Maude Exantus +3 on 7th

9th Emily Hammond +4 on 8th

10th Gabriela Consolmagno +1 on 9th

11th Caroline Leticia Zawadzki +5 on 10th

12th Jossie Alarcon +1 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Thais Cabrices-Werner	6	—	—	6
3rd	Ashley Lakomowski	9	—	—	9
4th	Caeleigh Bowman	12	—	—	12
5th	Jeanne Kassel	16	—	—	16	Held by 1
6th	Aksana Yukhno	17	—	—	17	Missed by 1
7th	Ashley Howells	21	—	—	21
8th	Maude Exantus	24	—	—	24
9th	Emily Hammond	28	—	—	28	Held by 1
10th	Gabriela Consolmagno	29	—	—	29	Missed by 1
11th	Caroline Leticia Zawadzki	34	—	—	34	Held by 1
12th	Jossie Alarcon	35	—	—	35	Missed by 1
13th	Daniella Means	40	—	—	40	Held by 1
14th	Valerie Ratelle	41	—	—	41	Missed by 1
15th	Lauren Calderoni	46	—	—	46	Held by 1
16th	Nina Paulus	47	—	—	47	Missed by 1
16th	Danielle Barros	48	—	—	48	Missed by 1
16th	Jessica Bowers	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Melissa Brodsky	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Roberta Coletti das Chagas	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ali Heisler	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Latoya Johnson	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Georgina Lona	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sokum Ouk	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Serena Salis	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Lia Taylor	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Maria Wattel	48	—	—	48	Tied

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Wellness

Full field · 15

1st Giselle Machado

Brazil

2nd Elisa Alcantara

Dominican Republic

3rd Chen Qi Liu

China

4th Emily Azzarello

Canada

5th Emily King

Australia

6th Lorena Ragusa

Dominican Republic

7th Debora Assuncao

USA

8th Shavonne Tedstone

9th Juliane Almeida

Brazil

10th Edna Ferreira De Souza

Brazil

11th Kelly Spaghetti

USA

12th Minju Yoon

South Korea

13th Sheila Guidry

14th Melitza Guerrero

USA

15th Fernanda Rodrigues

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Giselle Machado won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Edna Ferreira De Souza over Kelly Spaghetti, 1 point apart for 10th/11th.

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1st Giselle Machado leader

2nd Elisa Alcantara +1 on 1st

3rd Chen Qi Liu +4 on 2nd

4th Emily Azzarello +3 on 3rd

5th Emily King +3 on 4th

6th Lorena Ragusa +3 on 5th

7th Debora Assuncao +3 on 6th

8th Shavonne Tedstone +3 on 7th

9th Juliane Almeida +3 on 8th

10th Edna Ferreira De Souza +4 on 9th

11th Kelly Spaghetti +1 on 10th

12th Minju Yoon +4 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 3 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Giselle Machado	4	—	—	4	Razor-thin win
2nd	Elisa Alcantara	5	—	—	5	Missed by 1
3rd	Chen Qi Liu	9	—	—	9
4th	Emily Azzarello	12	—	—	12
5th	Emily King	15	—	—	15
6th	Lorena Ragusa	18	—	—	18
7th	Debora Assuncao	21	—	—	21
8th	Shavonne Tedstone	24	—	—	24
9th	Juliane Almeida	27	—	—	27
10th	Edna Ferreira De Souza	31	—	—	31	Held by 1
11th	Kelly Spaghetti	32	—	—	32	Missed by 1
12th	Minju Yoon	36	—	—	36
13th	Sheila Guidry	39	—	—	39
14th	Melitza Guerrero	43	—	—	43	Held by 1
15th	Fernanda Rodrigues	44	—	—	44	Missed by 1

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Women's Bodybuilding

Full field · 6

1st Ashley Lynnette Jones

USA

2nd Leyvina Barros

Brazil

3rd Jeanie Welker

USA

4th Keisha Oliver

USA

5th Gina Cavaliero

USA

6th Monica Vega

Mexico

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Ashley Lynnette Jones won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Ashley Lynnette Jones leader

2nd Leyvina Barros +3 on 1st

3rd Jeanie Welker +3 on 2nd

4th Keisha Oliver +3 on 3rd

5th Gina Cavaliero +3 on 4th

6th Monica Vega +3 on 5th

All 6 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Ashley Lynnette Jones	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Leyvina Barros	6	—	—	6
3rd	Jeanie Welker	9	—	—	9
4th	Keisha Oliver	12	—	—	12
5th	Gina Cavaliero	15	—	—	15
6th	Monica Vega	18	—	—	18

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Women's Physique

Full field · 9

1st Sheronica Henton

USA

2nd Julia Schrade

3rd Nadia Henriquez

USA

4th Marika Jones

USA

5th Josefa Paloma Barba Bedolla

Mexico

6th Jessica Hufstetler

USA

7th Angela Noury

USA

8th Yuna Kim

South Korea

9th Jessica Falborn

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Sheronica Henton won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Yuna Kim over Jessica Falborn, 2 points apart for 8th/9th.

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1st Sheronica Henton leader

2nd Julia Schrade +3 on 1st

3rd Nadia Henriquez +3 on 2nd

4th Marika Jones +3 on 3rd

5th Josefa Paloma Barba Bedolla +3 on 4th

6th Jessica Hufstetler +3 on 5th

7th Angela Noury +3 on 6th

8th Yuna Kim +3 on 7th

9th Jessica Falborn +2 on 8th

All 9 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Sheronica Henton	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Julia Schrade	6	—	—	6
3rd	Nadia Henriquez	9	—	—	9
4th	Marika Jones	12	—	—	12
5th	Josefa Paloma Barba Bedolla	15	—	—	15
6th	Jessica Hufstetler	18	—	—	18
7th	Angela Noury	21	—	—	21
8th	Yuna Kim	24	—	—	24	Held by 2
9th	Jessica Falborn	26	—	—	26	Missed by 2

Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.

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Scorecard (212 Bodybuilding) →Scorecard (Men's Physique) →Scorecard (Men's Open) →Scorecard (Classic Physique) →Scorecard (Bikini) →Scorecard (Figure) →Scorecard (Wellness) →Scorecard (Women's Bodybuilding) →

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