2025 EVLS Prague Pro — Results

Men's Open Full field · 29

1st Martin Fitzwater

USA

2nd Samson Dauda*

UK

3rd Michal Krizanek

Slovakia

4th Keone Pearson*

USA

5th Joan Pradells Martinez

Spain

6th Jan Turek

Czech Republic

7th Tim Budesheim

Germany

8th Pavel Beran

Czech Republic

9th Damian Kuffel

Poland

10th Josef Kveton

Czech Republic

11th Dominik Woywat

Germany

12th Matthias Hollweck

Germany

13th Carl Philbrick

UK

14th Jaroslav Jenicek

Czech Republic

15th Derrick Olara

China

16th Dawid Balcerzak

Poland

16th Roman Begass

Germany

16th Georg Lukas Behringer

Germany

16th Kevin Brucher

Germany

16th Niko Del Bianchi

Slovenia

16th Pavel Koukal

Czech Republic

16th Pawel Kowalski

Poland

16th Maciej Nabaglo

Poland

16th Vilius Sosnovskis

Lithuania

16th Antonin Tema

Czech Republic

16th Matej Vaigl

Czech Republic

16th Marsel Vangjeli

Albania

16th Piotr Wolniak

Poland

16th David Mesjar

Czech Republic

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Martin Fitzwater won the title by just 2 points — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Keone Pearson over Joan Pradells Martinez, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.

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1st Martin Fitzwater leader

2nd Samson Dauda* +2 on 1st

3rd Michal Krizanek +9 on 2nd

4th Keone Pearson* +7 on 3rd

5th Joan Pradells Martinez +1 on 4th

6th Jan Turek +9 on 5th

7th Tim Budesheim +6 on 6th

8th Pavel Beran +6 on 7th

9th Damian Kuffel +8 on 8th

10th Josef Kveton +2 on 9th

11th Dominik Woywat +8 on 10th

12th Matthias Hollweck +6 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Martin Fitzwater	4	4	—	8	Razor-thin win
2nd	Samson Dauda*	5	5	—	10	Missed by 2
3rd	Michal Krizanek	10	9	▲1	19
4th	Keone Pearson*	13	13	—	26	Held by 1
5th	Joan Pradells Martinez	13	14	▼1	27	Missed by 1
6th	Jan Turek	18	18	—	36
7th	Tim Budesheim	21	21	—	42
8th	Pavel Beran	24	24	—	48
9th	Damian Kuffel	28	28	—	56	Held by 2
10th	Josef Kveton	29	29	—	58	Missed by 2
11th	Dominik Woywat	33	33	—	66
12th	Matthias Hollweck	36	36	—	72
13th	Carl Philbrick	39	39	—	78
14th	Jaroslav Jenicek	42	42	—	84
15th	Derrick Olara	45	45	—	90
16th	Dawid Balcerzak	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Roman Begass	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Georg Lukas Behringer	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Kevin Brucher	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Niko Del Bianchi	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Pavel Koukal	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Pawel Kowalski	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Maciej Nabaglo	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Vilius Sosnovskis	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Antonin Tema	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Matej Vaigl	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Marsel Vangjeli	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	Piotr Wolniak	48	48	—	96	Tied
16th	David Mesjar	48	48	—	96	Tied

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Classic Physique Full field · 23

1st Terrence Ruffin

USA 10pts

2nd Kim Angel

Spain 4pts

3rd Michael Daboul

UAE 3pts

4th Fabian Farid Spingys

Germany 2pts

5th Zhivko Petkov

Bulgaria 1pt

6th Oliver Prochazka

Slovakia

7th Luca Reger

Germany

8th Simeon Kohlhepp

Germany

9th Michal Valastek

Slovakia

10th Jakub Kolinek

Czech Republic

11th Karol Rogaczewski

Poland

12th Tomas Sentinek

Slovakia

13th David Hroncok

Czech Republic

14th Adam Bomert

Poland

15th Hubert Kulczynski

Poland

16th Tomas Hnilica

Slovakia

16th Damiano Quagliotto

16th Marek Botka

16th Eduardo Duarte

Portugal

16th Valeri Frizler

Germany

16th Michel Maalouf

16th Angelo Rossi

Italy

16th Richard Kohari

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Terrence Ruffin won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: David Hroncok over Adam Bomert, 1 point apart for 13th/14th.

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1st Terrence Ruffin leader

2nd Kim Angel +3 on 1st

3rd Michael Daboul +3 on 2nd

4th Fabian Farid Spingys +3 on 3rd

5th Zhivko Petkov +3 on 4th

6th Oliver Prochazka +3 on 5th

7th Luca Reger +3 on 6th

8th Simeon Kohlhepp +3 on 7th

9th Michal Valastek +3 on 8th

10th Jakub Kolinek +3 on 9th

11th Karol Rogaczewski +3 on 10th

12th Tomas Sentinek +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Terrence Ruffin	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Kim Angel	6	—	—	6
3rd	Michael Daboul	9	—	—	9
4th	Fabian Farid Spingys	12	—	—	12
5th	Zhivko Petkov	15	—	—	15
6th	Oliver Prochazka	18	—	—	18
7th	Luca Reger	21	—	—	21
8th	Simeon Kohlhepp	24	—	—	24
9th	Michal Valastek	27	—	—	27
10th	Jakub Kolinek	30	—	—	30
11th	Karol Rogaczewski	33	—	—	33
12th	Tomas Sentinek	36	—	—	36
13th	David Hroncok	40	—	—	40	Held by 1
14th	Adam Bomert	41	—	—	41	Missed by 1
15th	Hubert Kulczynski	45	—	—	45
16th	Tomas Hnilica	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Damiano Quagliotto	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Marek Botka	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Eduardo Duarte	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Valeri Frizler	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Michel Maalouf	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Angelo Rossi	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Richard Kohari	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 · 29

1st Emile Walker

UK 10pts

2nd Palmai Zsolt

Hungary 4pts

3rd Omar Suleiman

UK 3pts

4th Youssef Cherrate

Morocco 2pts

5th Pamuke Kisala

Germany 1pt

6th Riccardo Croci

Italy

7th Filipe Martins

Portugal

8th Miroslav Juricek

Czech Republic

9th Leonardo Vecchiato

Italy

10th Ireneusz Ptucha

Poland

11th Abisai Pietersz

Netherlands

12th Lubamba Dias

France

13th Tobias Rasheed Abdoul Hamid

Germany

14th Marcus Benjamin-Privett

UK

15th Christophe Lubrano

France

16th Mohammad Almutawah

Kuwait

16th Christian Ani

Germany

16th Simon Pietro Arena

Italy

16th Adnane Benkhaled

Morocco

16th Salvatore Bua

Italy

16th Jean Desulme

France

16th Wojciech Dymarski

Poland

16th Mauro Fialho

Spain

16th Abdelkader Omrani

Algeria

16th Kacper Sajdowski

Poland

16th Alessio Sbizzera

Italy

16th Dawid Wachelka

Poland

16th Rafal Zabawa

Poland

16th Roberto Buric

Croatia

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Emile Walker won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Emile Walker leader

2nd Palmai Zsolt +3 on 1st

3rd Omar Suleiman +3 on 2nd

4th Youssef Cherrate +3 on 3rd

5th Pamuke Kisala +3 on 4th

6th Riccardo Croci +3 on 5th

7th Filipe Martins +3 on 6th

8th Miroslav Juricek +3 on 7th

9th Leonardo Vecchiato +3 on 8th

10th Ireneusz Ptucha +3 on 9th

11th Abisai Pietersz +3 on 10th

12th Lubamba Dias +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Emile Walker	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Palmai Zsolt	6	—	—	6
3rd	Omar Suleiman	9	—	—	9
4th	Youssef Cherrate	12	—	—	12
5th	Pamuke Kisala	15	—	—	15
6th	Riccardo Croci	18	—	—	18
7th	Filipe Martins	21	—	—	21
8th	Miroslav Juricek	24	—	—	24
9th	Leonardo Vecchiato	27	—	—	27
10th	Ireneusz Ptucha	30	—	—	30
11th	Abisai Pietersz	33	—	—	33
12th	Lubamba Dias	36	—	—	36
13th	Tobias Rasheed Abdoul Hamid	39	—	—	39
14th	Marcus Benjamin-Privett	42	—	—	42
15th	Christophe Lubrano	45	—	—	45
16th	Mohammad Almutawah	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Christian Ani	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Simon Pietro Arena	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Adnane Benkhaled	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Salvatore Bua	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jean Desulme	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Wojciech Dymarski	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Mauro Fialho	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Abdelkader Omrani	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Kacper Sajdowski	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Alessio Sbizzera	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Dawid Wachelka	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Rafal Zabawa	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Roberto Buric	48	—	—	48	Tied

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212 Bodybuilding Full field · 9

1st Yinka Majolagbe

UK

2nd Amin Parvaneh

Germany

3rd Karol Malecki

Poland

4th Mauro Coelho

Portugal

5th Andreas Christou

Cyprus

6th Francis Allard

Canada

7th Mohammed Albagshi

Saudi Arabia

8th Giovani Emeka

Ireland

9th Karar Altameemi

Finland

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Yinka Majolagbe won by 4 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Amin Parvaneh over Karol Malecki, 1 point apart for 2nd/3rd.

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1st Yinka Majolagbe leader

2nd Amin Parvaneh +4 on 1st

3rd Karol Malecki +1 on 2nd

4th Mauro Coelho +4 on 3rd

5th Andreas Christou +3 on 4th

6th Francis Allard +3 on 5th

7th Mohammed Albagshi +3 on 6th

8th Giovani Emeka +3 on 7th

9th Karar Altameemi +3 on 8th

All 9 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Yinka Majolagbe	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Amin Parvaneh	7	—	—	7	Held by 1
3rd	Karol Malecki	8	—	—	8	Missed by 1
4th	Mauro Coelho	12	—	—	12
5th	Andreas Christou	15	—	—	15
6th	Francis Allard	18	—	—	18
7th	Mohammed Albagshi	21	—	—	21
8th	Giovani Emeka	24	—	—	24
9th	Karar Altameemi	27	—	—	27

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

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Bikini Full field · 26

1st Jasmine Gonzalez

USA 10pts

2nd Viktoria Csicsayova

Hungary 4pts

3rd Sara Punzetti

Italy 3pts

4th Csontos-Foldesi Nora

Hungary 2pts

5th Allison Testu

France 1pt

6th Patrizia Vaccaro

Italy

7th Rania Stamatiadou

Greece

8th Lisa Reith

Germany

9th Renata Souckova

Czech Republic

10th Solidea Bellia

Italy

11th Jessica Kavanagh

Ireland

12th Radka Meyer

France

13th Doriana Kandeva

Bulgaria

14th Nedelcu Maria Magdalena

Romania

15th Luca Katai

Hungary

16th Antonietta Cozzolino

Italy

16th Isabella Silva

Italy

16th Darya Siviryna

Belarus

16th Sarah Ait Lamkadem

France

16th Jana Pavlovicova

Czech Republic

16th Petra Voldanova

Czech Republic

16th Jana Jerabkova

Czech Republic

16th Amelie Trisson

France

16th Henrieta Skupekova

Slovakia

16th Gisela Canelas

Portugal

16th Tindra Lindh

Sweden

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Jasmine Gonzalez won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Luca Katai over Tindra Lindh, 1 point apart for 15th/16th.

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1st Jasmine Gonzalez leader

2nd Viktoria Csicsayova +3 on 1st

3rd Sara Punzetti +3 on 2nd

4th Csontos-Foldesi Nora +3 on 3rd

5th Allison Testu +3 on 4th

6th Patrizia Vaccaro +3 on 5th

7th Rania Stamatiadou +3 on 6th

8th Lisa Reith +3 on 7th

9th Renata Souckova +3 on 8th

10th Solidea Bellia +3 on 9th

11th Jessica Kavanagh +3 on 10th

12th Radka Meyer +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Jasmine Gonzalez	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Viktoria Csicsayova	6	—	—	6
3rd	Sara Punzetti	9	—	—	9
4th	Csontos-Foldesi Nora	12	—	—	12
5th	Allison Testu	15	—	—	15
6th	Patrizia Vaccaro	18	—	—	18
7th	Rania Stamatiadou	21	—	—	21
8th	Lisa Reith	24	—	—	24
9th	Renata Souckova	27	—	—	27
10th	Solidea Bellia	30	—	—	30
11th	Jessica Kavanagh	33	—	—	33
12th	Radka Meyer	36	—	—	36
13th	Doriana Kandeva	39	—	—	39
14th	Nedelcu Maria Magdalena	42	—	—	42
15th	Luca Katai	46	—	—	46	Held by 1
16th	Tindra Lindh	47	—	—	47	Missed by 1
16th	Antonietta Cozzolino	48	—	—	48	Missed by 1
16th	Isabella Silva	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Darya Siviryna	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sarah Ait Lamkadem	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jana Pavlovicova	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Petra Voldanova	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Jana Jerabkova	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Amelie Trisson	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Henrieta Skupekova	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Gisela Canelas	48	—	—	48	Tied

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Figure Full field · 36

1st Dorethane Agathina

Germany

2nd Snezhana Emelyanenkova

Russia

3rd Jennifer Zienert

Germany

4th Tereza Linhartova

Czech Republic

5th Paulina Zawlocka

Poland

6th Gabriela Hejna

Czech Republic

7th Monica Foss

Norway

8th Barbora Trtikova

Slovakia

9th Anastasiia Hanzha

Poland

10th Adela Ondrejovicova

Slovakia

11th Dina Eliza Nagy

Hungary

12th Christina Storck

Germany

13th Tatiyana Popova

Estonia

14th Tatiana Efimenko

Russia

15th Ayra Bahar

Germany

16th Ramona Amberger

Germany

16th Sara Blasiak

Poland

16th Rugiada Cillo

Italy

16th Sarah Gabriel

Germany

16th Karine Hajjar

Qatar

16th Kaja Ivancic

Netherlands

16th Elisabeth Kammerer

Germany

16th Anna Kochkar

Ukraine

16th Evgeniia Kondrateva

Russia

16th Anna Ladurner

Italy

16th Monica Marjanovic

Denmark

16th Lenura Mollet

Switzerland

16th Yudeska Monart

Netherlands

16th Sophie Leonie Nickel

Germany

16th Antonia Pesevski

Sweden

16th Diana Petry

Germany

16th Sara Pozzer

Italy

16th Martina Strazzacapa

Italy

16th Karolina Wojcik

Poland

16th Lissy Gutler

Germany

16th Snezhana Vlahova

Bulgaria

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Dorethane Agathina won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Dorethane Agathina leader

2nd Snezhana Emelyanenkova +3 on 1st

3rd Jennifer Zienert +3 on 2nd

4th Tereza Linhartova +3 on 3rd

5th Paulina Zawlocka +3 on 4th

6th Gabriela Hejna +3 on 5th

7th Monica Foss +3 on 6th

8th Barbora Trtikova +3 on 7th

9th Anastasiia Hanzha +3 on 8th

10th Adela Ondrejovicova +3 on 9th

11th Dina Eliza Nagy +3 on 10th

12th Christina Storck +3 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Dorethane Agathina	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Snezhana Emelyanenkova	6	—	—	6
3rd	Jennifer Zienert	9	—	—	9
4th	Tereza Linhartova	12	—	—	12
5th	Paulina Zawlocka	15	—	—	15
6th	Gabriela Hejna	18	—	—	18
7th	Monica Foss	21	—	—	21
8th	Barbora Trtikova	24	—	—	24
9th	Anastasiia Hanzha	27	—	—	27
10th	Adela Ondrejovicova	30	—	—	30
11th	Dina Eliza Nagy	33	—	—	33
12th	Christina Storck	36	—	—	36
13th	Tatiyana Popova	39	—	—	39
14th	Tatiana Efimenko	42	—	—	42
15th	Ayra Bahar	45	—	—	45
16th	Ramona Amberger	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sara Blasiak	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Rugiada Cillo	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sarah Gabriel	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Karine Hajjar	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Kaja Ivancic	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Elisabeth Kammerer	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Anna Kochkar	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Evgeniia Kondrateva	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Anna Ladurner	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Monica Marjanovic	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Lenura Mollet	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Yudeska Monart	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sophie Leonie Nickel	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Antonia Pesevski	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Diana Petry	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Sara Pozzer	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Martina Strazzacapa	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Karolina Wojcik	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Lissy Gutler	48	—	—	48	Tied
16th	Snezhana Vlahova	48	—	—	48	Tied

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Wellness Full field · 12

1st Chelsey Warnes

UK 10pts

2nd Maria Richter

Germany 4pts

3rd Danai Theodoropoulou

Greece 3pts

4th Greta Valentini

Italy 2pts

5th Carlotta Tonelli

Italy 1pt

6th Catia Moreira

Portugal

7th Katarina Jurickova

Slovakia

8th Anlly Saenz

Spain

9th Lisa Beck

Germany

10th Lauwencia Gauthierot

Guadeloupe

11th Nataliia Korniiuk

Czech Republic

12th Anniina Tapanosilta

Finland

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Chelsey Warnes won by 3 — a narrow decision.

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1st Chelsey Warnes leader

2nd Maria Richter +3 on 1st

3rd Danai Theodoropoulou +3 on 2nd

4th Greta Valentini +3 on 3rd

5th Carlotta Tonelli +3 on 4th

6th Catia Moreira +3 on 5th

7th Katarina Jurickova +3 on 6th

8th Anlly Saenz +3 on 7th

9th Lisa Beck +3 on 8th

10th Lauwencia Gauthierot +3 on 9th

11th Nataliia Korniiuk +3 on 10th

12th Anniina Tapanosilta +3 on 11th

All 12 scoring positions on the card.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Chelsey Warnes	3	—	—	3	Narrow win
2nd	Maria Richter	6	—	—	6
3rd	Danai Theodoropoulou	9	—	—	9
4th	Greta Valentini	12	—	—	12
5th	Carlotta Tonelli	15	—	—	15
6th	Catia Moreira	18	—	—	18
7th	Katarina Jurickova	21	—	—	21
8th	Anlly Saenz	24	—	—	24
9th	Lisa Beck	27	—	—	27
10th	Lauwencia Gauthierot	30	—	—	30
11th	Nataliia Korniiuk	33	—	—	33
12th	Anniina Tapanosilta	36	—	—	36

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

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164 results across 7 divisions, 164 carrying judging scores off an official card, each row with its own source link. 7 of 7 divisions have an official_field_size on file — where it is empty, that field is unverified rather than confirmed complete.

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