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2025 Japan Pro

Tokyo, Japan · Nov 24
Men's Open Full field · 28
4th Jan TurekCzech Republic
5th Marc HectorUK
9th Artem PakhniukRussia
10th Pouria PayounIran
11th Manoj SarangapaniIndia
12th Liang YanChina
13th Jang Min LeeSouth Korea
14th Pilgeun BongSouth Korea
15th Kang Min KimSouth Korea
16th Taeyang KimSouth Korea
16th Won Sik HwangSouth Korea
16th Seungmin KimSouth Korea
16th Shingo KomatsuJapan
16th Beom OSouth Korea
16th Matthew OreillyAustralia
16th Surachai PlangaiemThailand
16th Ruslan SinitsaRussia
16th Guo Sheng YuanChina
16th Chen ZhouChina
16th En ZhouChina
16th Joji SekineJapan
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Shaun Clarida won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Marc Hector over Mazaher Tabaniabarghani, 2 points apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Shaun Clarida* leader
3rd Joan Pradells Martinez +6 on 2nd
4th Jan Turek +6 on 3rd
5th Marc Hector +8 on 4th
6th Mazaher Tabaniabarghani +2 on 5th
7th Stuart Sutherland +11 on 6th
10th Pouria Payoun +11 on 8th
11th Manoj Sarangapani +7 on 10th
12th Liang Yan +9 on 11th
13th Jang Min Lee +2 on 12th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Shaun Clarida* 43 ▲1 7 Narrow win
2nd Florian Antoine Gilles Poirson 66 12
3rd Joan Pradells Martinez 99 18
4th Jan Turek 1212 24
5th Marc Hector 1616 32 Held by 2
6th Mazaher Tabaniabarghani 1717 34 Missed by 2
7th Stuart Sutherland 2124 ▼3 45
8th James Hollingshead 2722 ▲5 49 Held on finals
9th Artem Pakhniuk 2425 ▼1 49 Missed on finals
10th Pouria Payoun 3030 60
11th Manoj Sarangapani 3433 ▲1 67
12th Liang Yan 3541 ▼6 76 Held by 2
13th Jang Min Lee 3939 78 Missed by 2
14th Pilgeun Bong 4244 ▼2 86 Held by 2
15th Kang Min Kim 4840 ▲8 88 Missed by 2
16th Taeyang Kim 4446 90 Missed by 2
16th Won Sik Hwang 4848 96 Tied
16th Seungmin Kim 4848 96 Tied
16th Shingo Komatsu 4848 96 Tied
16th Beom O 4848 96 Tied
16th Matthew Oreilly 4848 96 Tied
16th Surachai Plangaiem 4848 96 Tied
16th Bartlomiej Popielarczyk 4848 96 Tied
16th Ruslan Sinitsa 4848 96 Tied
16th Guo Sheng Yuan 4848 96 Tied
16th Chen Zhou 4848 96 Tied
16th En Zhou 4848 96 Tied
16th Joji Sekine 4848 96 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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Classic Physique Full field · 20
1st Andrei KozhokarRussia 10pts
2nd Moosa AlbalooshiUAE 4pts
3rd Naoto TakemotoJapan 3pts
4th Paul VuAustralia 2pts
5th Ali ShamsghamarIran 1pt
6th Artem PuchkovRussia
7th Wen Hsin HuangTaiwan
8th Hoang Phuc NguyenVietnam
9th Kei FurukoshiJapan
10th Taeyeop KimSouth Korea
11th Ka Sing LeeHong Kong
12th Yoshihiro WakitaJapan
13th Jin ChoeSouth Korea
14th Xufeng LuChina
15th Laixi XieChina
16th Changyoung YouSouth Korea
16th Man To Matthew ChengHong Kong
16th Jeonghyun KimSouth Korea
16th Chuan-Yu LiuTaiwan
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Andrei Kozhokar won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Paul Vu over Ali Shamsghamar, 1 point apart for 4th/5th.
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1st Andrei Kozhokar leader
2nd Moosa Albalooshi +3 on 1st
3rd Naoto Takemoto +3 on 2nd
4th Paul Vu +4 on 3rd
5th Ali Shamsghamar +1 on 4th
6th Artem Puchkov +4 on 5th
7th Wen Hsin Huang +3 on 6th
8th Hoang Phuc Nguyen +3 on 7th
9th Kei Furukoshi +4 on 8th
10th Taeyeop Kim +2 on 9th
11th Ka Sing Lee +3 on 10th
12th Yoshihiro Wakita +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Andrei Kozhokar 3 3 Narrow win
2nd Moosa Albalooshi 6 6
3rd Naoto Takemoto 9 9
4th Paul Vu 13 13 Held by 1
5th Ali Shamsghamar 14 14 Missed by 1
6th Artem Puchkov 18 18
7th Wen Hsin Huang 21 21
8th Hoang Phuc Nguyen 24 24
9th Kei Furukoshi 28 28 Held by 2
10th Taeyeop Kim 30 30 Missed by 2
11th Ka Sing Lee 33 33
12th Yoshihiro Wakita 36 36
13th Jin Choe 39 39
14th Xufeng Lu 42 42
15th Laixi Xie 46 46 Held by 2
16th Katsutoshi Matsusaka 48 48 Missed by 2
16th Changyoung You 48 48 Tied
16th Man To Matthew Cheng 48 48 Tied
16th Jeonghyun Kim 48 48 Tied
16th Chuan-Yu Liu 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 · 28
1st Juxian HeChina 10pts
2nd Farouq IshimotoJapan 4pts
3rd Yoon Sung LeeSouth Korea 3pts
4th Shun KanekoJapan 2pts
5th Xin LiChina 1pt
6th Hieu Vu MinhVietnam
7th Li XiaolongChina
8th Naoya AmanoJapan
9th Talha KilicTurkey
10th Jeong Hyeon JoSouth Korea
11th Ali KaramiIran
12th Guanghui SongChina
13th Ryota HayashiJapan
14th Rustam KrymukovRussia
15th Natsuki TakaramuraJapan
16th Masaru MatsumotoJapan
16th Ivan ZeviakinRussia
16th Bo XieAustralia
16th Rintaro KiyokawaJapan
16th Kazuya TsuzukiJapan
16th Hossein AdbiIran
16th Kai-Hsiang ChenTaiwan
16th Wutong YangNew Zealand
16th Okamura MuneakiJapan
16th Naoki TanakaJapan
16th Brian LuangrajUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Juxian He won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Xin Li over Hieu Vu Minh, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Juxian He leader
2nd Farouq Ishimoto +3 on 1st
3rd Yoon Sung Lee +3 on 2nd
4th Shun Kaneko +3 on 3rd
5th Xin Li +4 on 4th
6th Hieu Vu Minh +1 on 5th
7th Li Xiaolong +5 on 6th
8th Naoya Amano +1 on 7th
9th Talha Kilic +5 on 8th
10th Jeong Hyeon Jo +1 on 9th
11th Ali Karami +5 on 10th
12th Guanghui Song +1 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Juxian He 3 3 Narrow win
2nd Farouq Ishimoto 6 6
3rd Yoon Sung Lee 9 9
4th Shun Kaneko 12 12
5th Xin Li 16 16 Held by 1
6th Hieu Vu Minh 17 17 Missed by 1
7th Li Xiaolong 22 22 Held by 1
8th Naoya Amano 23 23 Missed by 1
9th Talha Kilic 28 28 Held by 1
10th Jeong Hyeon Jo 29 29 Missed by 1
11th Ali Karami 34 34 Held by 1
12th Guanghui Song 35 35 Missed by 1
13th Ryota Hayashi 40 40
14th Rustam Krymukov 43 43 Held by 2
15th Natsuki Takaramura 45 45 Missed by 2
16th Masaru Matsumoto 48 48 Tied
16th Ivan Zeviakin 48 48 Tied
16th Bo Xie 48 48 Tied
16th Rintaro Kiyokawa 48 48 Tied
16th Kazuya Tsuzuki 48 48 Tied
16th Hossein Adbi 48 48 Tied
16th Kai-Hsiang Chen 48 48 Tied
16th Wutong Yang 48 48 Tied
16th Okamura Muneaki 48 48 Tied
16th Stephen Damasco 48 48 Tied
16th Mohammed Javad Sadeghi 48 48 Tied
16th Naoki Tanaka 48 48 Tied
16th Brian Luangraj 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 · 21
1st Sally-Anne KatoJapan 10pts
2nd Uyanga BataaMongolia 4pts
3rd Cynthia ChenChina 3pts
4th Nittaya KongthunThailand 2pts
5th A-Song MoonSouth Korea 1pt
6th Liyi KuoTaiwan
7th Hyeona NaSouth Korea
8th Min Hee BaekSouth Korea
9th Ming Yan HoHong Kong
10th Kathryn CavanaghAustralia
11th Eugenia ShatovaRussia
12th Anna Tricia SawadaJapan
13th Yinghsuan ChenTaiwan
14th Xie XieliTaiwan
15th Ayaka KoyanoJapan
16th Chayapa MarachotisakulThailand
16th Marie BlanchardUSA
16th Morgan EldrettAustralia
16th Mana NataniyaJapan
16th Yuki TakasukaJapan
16th Vesela HristovaBulgaria
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Sally-Anne Kato won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Yinghsuan Chen over Xie Xieli, 1 point apart for 13th/14th.
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1st Sally-Anne Kato leader
2nd Uyanga Bataa +3 on 1st
3rd Cynthia Chen +3 on 2nd
4th Nittaya Kongthun +3 on 3rd
5th A-Song Moon +4 on 4th
6th Liyi Kuo +2 on 5th
7th Hyeona Na +3 on 6th
8th Min Hee Baek +2 on 7th
9th Ming Yan Ho +4 on 8th
10th Kathryn Cavanagh +3 on 9th
11th Eugenia Shatova +3 on 10th
12th Anna Tricia Sawada +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Sally-Anne Kato 3 3 Narrow win
2nd Uyanga Bataa 6 6
3rd Cynthia Chen 9 9
4th Nittaya Kongthun 12 12
5th A-Song Moon 16 16 Held by 2
6th Liyi Kuo 18 18 Missed by 2
7th Hyeona Na 21 21 Held by 2
8th Min Hee Baek 23 23 Missed by 2
9th Ming Yan Ho 27 27
10th Kathryn Cavanagh 30 30
11th Eugenia Shatova 33 33
12th Anna Tricia Sawada 36 36
13th Yinghsuan Chen 40 40 Held by 1
14th Xie Xieli 41 41 Missed by 1
15th Ayaka Koyano 45 45
16th Chayapa Marachotisakul 48 48 Tied
16th Marie Blanchard 48 48 Tied
16th Morgan Eldrett 48 48 Tied
16th Mana Nataniya 48 48 Tied
16th Yuki Takasuka 48 48 Tied
16th Vesela Hristova 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 · 24
1st Wenqian YangChina 10pts
2nd Huihui HuChina 4pts
3rd Michele FuzitaJapan 3pts
4th Chin Wen HsiaoTaiwan 2pts
5th Rian ChoiSouth Korea 1pt
6th Yingchen LiuTaiwan
7th Hannah SonSouth Korea
8th Ellen ArimotoJapan
9th Kaede DoiJapan
10th Dorcas KongHong Kong
11th Sarah RicheCanada
12th Amber PachecoUSA
13th Miyeong JangSouth Korea
14th Ying FuChina
15th Alicia SelfAustralia
16th Han HyorimSouth Korea
16th Andressa HoshinoBrazil
16th Kelly KudakaJapan
16th Nadezhda KashirinaRussia
16th Minako IshidaJapan
16th Yajie ShenChina
16th Patricia MatsunagaJapan
16th So Yeong ShinSouth Korea
16th Jowon MinSouth Korea
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Wenqian Yang won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Dorcas Kong over Sarah Riche, 1 point apart for 10th/11th.
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1st Wenqian Yang leader
2nd Huihui Hu +3 on 1st
3rd Michele Fuzita +3 on 2nd
4th Chin Wen Hsiao +3 on 3rd
5th Rian Choi +3 on 4th
6th Yingchen Liu +3 on 5th
7th Hannah Son +3 on 6th
8th Ellen Arimoto +3 on 7th
9th Kaede Doi +4 on 8th
10th Dorcas Kong +3 on 9th
11th Sarah Riche +1 on 10th
12th Amber Pacheco +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Wenqian Yang 3 3 Narrow win
2nd Huihui Hu 6 6
3rd Michele Fuzita 9 9
4th Chin Wen Hsiao 12 12
5th Rian Choi 15 15
6th Yingchen Liu 18 18
7th Hannah Son 21 21
8th Ellen Arimoto 24 24
9th Kaede Doi 28 28
10th Dorcas Kong 31 31 Held by 1
11th Sarah Riche 32 32 Missed by 1
12th Amber Pacheco 36 36
13th Miyeong Jang 39 39
14th Ying Fu 43 43 Held by 1
15th Alicia Self 44 44 Missed by 1
16th Han Hyorim 48 48 Tied
16th Andressa Hoshino 48 48 Tied
16th Kelly Kudaka 48 48 Tied
16th Nadezhda Kashirina 48 48 Tied
16th Minako Ishida 48 48 Tied
16th Yajie Shen 48 48 Tied
16th Patricia Matsunaga 48 48 Tied
16th So Yeong Shin 48 48 Tied
16th Jowon Min 48 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.
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