2025 AGP Pro — Results

Classic Physique Full field · 14

1st Mikhail Timoshin

Russia 10pts

2nd Seungchan Hong

South Korea 4pts

3rd Jongmin Lee

South Korea 3pts

4th Chuan Zu Chen

China 2pts

5th Yongsik Kim

South Korea 1pt

6th Paul Vu

Australia

7th Dongho Kim

South Korea

8th Hoyeon Jang

South Korea

9th Sang Mok Lee

South Korea

10th Junseok Yoo

South Korea

11th Woogyum Kim

South Korea

12th Sung Jin Kang

South Korea

13th Munkhod Munkhnar

Mongolia

14th Seongsoo Park

South Korea

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Mikhail Timoshin won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Woogyum Kim over Sung Jin Kang, 1 point apart for 11th/12th.

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1st Mikhail Timoshin leader

2nd Seungchan Hong +3 on 1st

3rd Jongmin Lee +3 on 2nd

4th Chuan Zu Chen +3 on 3rd

5th Yongsik Kim +3 on 4th

6th Paul Vu +3 on 5th

7th Dongho Kim +3 on 6th

8th Hoyeon Jang +3 on 7th

9th Sang Mok Lee +3 on 8th

10th Junseok Yoo +3 on 9th

11th Woogyum Kim +4 on 10th

12th Sung Jin Kang +1 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 2 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Mikhail Timoshin	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Seungchan Hong	6	—	—	6
3rd	Jongmin Lee	9	—	—	9
4th	Chuan Zu Chen	12	—	—	12
5th	Yongsik Kim	15	—	—	15
6th	Paul Vu	18	—	—	18
7th	Dongho Kim	21	—	—	21
8th	Hoyeon Jang	24	—	—	24
9th	Sang Mok Lee	27	—	—	27
10th	Junseok Yoo	30	—	—	30
11th	Woogyum Kim	34	—	—	34	Held by 1
12th	Sung Jin Kang	35	—	—	35	Missed by 1
13th	Munkhod Munkhnar	39	—	—	39
14th	Seongsoo Park	42	—	—	42

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 · 14

1st Hai Dang Hoang

Vietnam 10pts

2nd Raj Kumar Paswan

India 4pts

3rd Rustam Krymukov

Russia 3pts

4th Ryohei Okada

Japan 2pts

5th Shogo Sato

Japan 1pt

6th Minjun Kang

South Korea

7th Joohyeob Han

South Korea

8th Woo Young Seo

South Korea

9th Rintaro Kiyokawa

Japan

10th Gunseung Lee

South Korea

11th Younghoon Kang

South Korea

12th Bumsu Park

South Korea

13th Alejandro Ruiz Borrego

Spain

14th Eung Kyu Kim

South Korea

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Hai Dang Hoang won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Ryohei Okada over Shogo Sato, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.

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1st Hai Dang Hoang leader

2nd Raj Kumar Paswan +3 on 1st

3rd Rustam Krymukov +3 on 2nd

4th Ryohei Okada +4 on 3rd

5th Shogo Sato +1 on 4th

6th Minjun Kang +4 on 5th

7th Joohyeob Han +3 on 6th

8th Woo Young Seo +3 on 7th

9th Rintaro Kiyokawa +4 on 8th

10th Gunseung Lee +1 on 9th

11th Younghoon Kang +4 on 10th

12th Bumsu Park +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 2 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Hai Dang Hoang	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Raj Kumar Paswan	6	—	—	6
3rd	Rustam Krymukov	9	—	—	9
4th	Ryohei Okada	13	—	—	13	Held by 1
5th	Shogo Sato	14	—	—	14	Missed by 1
6th	Minjun Kang	18	—	—	18
7th	Joohyeob Han	21	—	—	21
8th	Woo Young Seo	24	—	—	24
9th	Rintaro Kiyokawa	28	—	—	28	Held by 1
10th	Gunseung Lee	29	—	—	29	Missed by 1
11th	Younghoon Kang	33	—	—	33
12th	Bumsu Park	36	—	—	36
13th	Alejandro Ruiz Borrego	40	—	—	40	Held by 1
14th	Eung Kyu Kim	41	—	—	41	Missed by 1

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

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212 Bodybuilding Full field · 12

1st Zhaofeng He

China

2nd Anwar Al Balushi

Oman

3rd Soohyun Park

South Korea

4th Piotr Borecki

Poland

5th Kang Min Kim

South Korea

6th Won Jongyun

South Korea

7th Taejin Jung

South Korea

8th Young Gyu Kim

South Korea

9th Brian Au

Hong Kong

10th En Zhou

China

11th Jeon Sugeun

South Korea

12th Hassan Albalushi

Oman

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Zhaofeng He won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Brian Au over En Zhou, 1 point apart for 9th/10th.

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1st Zhaofeng He leader

2nd Anwar Al Balushi +3 on 1st

3rd Soohyun Park +3 on 2nd

4th Piotr Borecki +3 on 3rd

5th Kang Min Kim +3 on 4th

6th Won Jongyun +3 on 5th

7th Taejin Jung +3 on 6th

8th Young Gyu Kim +3 on 7th

9th Brian Au +4 on 8th

10th En Zhou +1 on 9th

11th Jeon Sugeun +4 on 10th

12th Hassan Albalushi +3 on 11th

All 12 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Zhaofeng He	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Anwar Al Balushi	6	—	—	6
3rd	Soohyun Park	9	—	—	9
4th	Piotr Borecki	12	—	—	12
5th	Kang Min Kim	15	—	—	15
6th	Won Jongyun	18	—	—	18
7th	Taejin Jung	21	—	—	21
8th	Young Gyu Kim	24	—	—	24
9th	Brian Au	28	—	—	28	Held by 1
10th	En Zhou	29	—	—	29	Missed by 1
11th	Jeon Sugeun	33	—	—	33
12th	Hassan Albalushi	36	—	—	36

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

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Bikini Full field · 20

1st Sara Choi

South Korea 10pts

2nd Dahye Jeon

South Korea 4pts

3rd Rena Ajima

Japan 3pts

4th Hye-Yeon Park

South Korea 2pts

5th Min Hee Baek

South Korea 1pt

6th Novia Wijayanti

Indonesia

7th Christina Yue

Hong Kong

8th Kiki Coley

UK

9th Dokyung Lee

South Korea

10th Chieh Chu

Taiwan

11th Bridget Bailey

Australia

12th Po Yuet Ko

Hong Kong

13th Natalia Barbasova

Russia

14th Alum Cheung

Hong Kong

15th Eunjo Lee

South Korea

16th Lin Qi

China

16th Gabrielle Hemsley

UK

16th Ayaka Koyano

Japan

16th Hyemi Park

South Korea

16th Ming Yan Ho

Hong Kong

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Sara Choi won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Bridget Bailey over Po Yuet Ko, 1 point apart for 11th/12th.

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1st Sara Choi leader

2nd Dahye Jeon +3 on 1st

3rd Rena Ajima +3 on 2nd

4th Hye-Yeon Park +3 on 3rd

5th Min Hee Baek +3 on 4th

6th Novia Wijayanti +3 on 5th

7th Christina Yue +3 on 6th

8th Kiki Coley +3 on 7th

9th Dokyung Lee +3 on 8th

10th Chieh Chu +3 on 9th

11th Bridget Bailey +5 on 10th

12th Po Yuet Ko +1 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Sara Choi	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Dahye Jeon	6	—	—	6
3rd	Rena Ajima	9	—	—	9
4th	Hye-Yeon Park	12	—	—	12
5th	Min Hee Baek	15	—	—	15
6th	Novia Wijayanti	18	—	—	18
7th	Christina Yue	21	—	—	21
8th	Kiki Coley	24	—	—	24
9th	Dokyung Lee	27	—	—	27
10th	Chieh Chu	30	—	—	30
11th	Bridget Bailey	35	—	—	35	Held by 1
12th	Po Yuet Ko	36	—	—	36	Missed by 1
13th	Natalia Barbasova	37	—	—	37	Missed by 1
14th	Alum Cheung	42	—	—	42
15th	Eunjo Lee	45	—	—	45
16th	Lin Qi	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Gabrielle Hemsley	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ayaka Koyano	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Hyemi Park	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Ming Yan Ho	48	—	—	48	Tied

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

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Figure Full field · 21

1st Tereza Linhartova

Czech Republic

2nd Adela Ondrejovicova

Slovakia

3rd Gabriela Hejna

Czech Republic

4th Jiyoon Seo

South Korea

5th Darya Lehchakova

Belarus

6th Semi Kim

South Korea

7th Xinyu Chen

China

8th Elena Rakcheeva

Russia

9th Mariya Bastrikova

Russia

10th Tejaswini Pandit

India

11th Lieze Roode

South Africa

12th Hye Yoon Na

South Korea

13th Natalia Lavgud

Russia

14th Xiaoqing Qiu

China

15th Anna Vitkalova

Russia

16th Hnin Hnin Aye

Myanmar

16th Dong Miao Huang

China

16th Cho Ri Jung

South Korea

16th Eunyoung Seo

South Korea

16th Nissara Sokul

Thailand

16th Mel Wilder

UK

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Tereza Linhartova won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Tereza Linhartova leader

2nd Adela Ondrejovicova +3 on 1st

3rd Gabriela Hejna +3 on 2nd

4th Jiyoon Seo +3 on 3rd

5th Darya Lehchakova +3 on 4th

6th Semi Kim +3 on 5th

7th Xinyu Chen +3 on 6th

8th Elena Rakcheeva +3 on 7th

9th Mariya Bastrikova +3 on 8th

10th Tejaswini Pandit +3 on 9th

11th Lieze Roode +3 on 10th

12th Hye Yoon Na +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Tereza Linhartova	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Adela Ondrejovicova	6	—	—	6
3rd	Gabriela Hejna	9	—	—	9
4th	Jiyoon Seo	12	—	—	12
5th	Darya Lehchakova	15	—	—	15
6th	Semi Kim	18	—	—	18
7th	Xinyu Chen	21	—	—	21
8th	Elena Rakcheeva	24	—	—	24
9th	Mariya Bastrikova	27	—	—	27
10th	Tejaswini Pandit	30	—	—	30
11th	Lieze Roode	33	—	—	33
12th	Hye Yoon Na	36	—	—	36
13th	Natalia Lavgud	39	—	—	39
14th	Xiaoqing Qiu	42	—	—	42
15th	Anna Vitkalova	45	—	—	45
16th	Hnin Hnin Aye	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Dong Miao Huang	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Cho Ri Jung	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Eunyoung Seo	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Nissara Sokul	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Mel Wilder	48	—	—	48	Tied

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

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Wellness Full field · 17

1st Camile Luz

Brazil 10pts

2nd Wenqian Yang

China 4pts

3rd Yingchen Liu

Taiwan 3pts

4th Xiaoyan Li

China 2pts

5th Rian Choi

South Korea 1pt

6th Hannah Son

South Korea

7th Chin Wen Hsiao

Taiwan

8th Kristina Zdorikova

Russia

9th Ryeongeun Kang

South Korea

10th Halla Yu

South Korea

11th Yeonjoo Lee

South Korea

12th Jinhua Liu

China

13th Minju Yoon

South Korea

14th Baoru Lu

China

15th Nuannaree Olsen

Thailand

16th Yeying Lin

China

16th Gale Quinisio

UAE

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Camile Luz won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Halla Yu over Yeonjoo Lee, 1 point apart for 10th/11th.

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1st Camile Luz leader

2nd Wenqian Yang +3 on 1st

3rd Yingchen Liu +3 on 2nd

4th Xiaoyan Li +3 on 3rd

5th Rian Choi +3 on 4th

6th Hannah Son +3 on 5th

7th Chin Wen Hsiao +3 on 6th

8th Kristina Zdorikova +3 on 7th

9th Ryeongeun Kang +3 on 8th

10th Halla Yu +5 on 9th

11th Yeonjoo Lee +1 on 10th

12th Jinhua Liu +4 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Camile Luz	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Wenqian Yang	6	—	—	6
3rd	Yingchen Liu	9	—	—	9
4th	Xiaoyan Li	12	—	—	12
5th	Rian Choi	15	—	—	15
6th	Hannah Son	18	—	—	18
7th	Chin Wen Hsiao	21	—	—	21
8th	Kristina Zdorikova	24	—	—	24
9th	Ryeongeun Kang	27	—	—	27
10th	Halla Yu	32	—	—	32	Held by 1
11th	Yeonjoo Lee	33	—	—	33	Missed by 1
12th	Jinhua Liu	37	—	—	37	Held by 1
13th	Minju Yoon	38	—	—	38	Missed by 1
14th	Baoru Lu	42	—	—	42
15th	Nuannaree Olsen	45	—	—	45
16th	Yeying Lin	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Gale Quinisio	48	—	—	48	Tied

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

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