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2025 New York Pro

Teaneck, NJ, USA · May 17

Men's Open

Full field · 11
1st Nick Walker*USA
2nd William BonacNetherlands
3rd Michal KrizanekSlovakia
4th Regan GrimesCanada
7th Dennis FriedrichGermany
8th Pavel BeranCzech Republic
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Nick Walker won decisively, +6 clear of second.
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1st Nick Walker* leader
2nd William Bonac +6 on 1st
3rd Michal Krizanek +7 on 2nd
4th Regan Grimes +4 on 3rd
5th Sasan Heirati +7 on 4th
6th Kennedy Anyanwu +6 on 5th
7th Dennis Friedrich +6 on 6th
8th Pavel Beran +6 on 7th
9th Vincenzo Masone +6 on 8th
10th Gianluca Di Lorenzo +6 on 9th
11th Marc Arthur Dautruchee +6 on 10th
All 11 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Nick Walker* 33 — 6 Lock win +6
2nd William Bonac 66 — 12
3rd Michal Krizanek 109 ▲1 19
4th Regan Grimes 1112 ▼1 23
5th Sasan Heirati 1515 — 30
6th Kennedy Anyanwu 1818 — 36
7th Dennis Friedrich 2121 — 42
8th Pavel Beran 2424 — 48
9th Vincenzo Masone 2727 — 54
10th Gianluca Di Lorenzo 3030 — 60
11th Marc Arthur Dautruchee 3333 — 66
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Classic Physique

Full field · 22
2nd Josema MunozSpain
3rd Richard NagyHungary
6th Camilo DiazColombia
9th James SmithUSA
10th Juan MedinaUSA
11th Leo MayrhoferUSA
12th Artem PiariUSA
13th Jason StrayhandUSA
14th Michael BellUSA
15th Evan AlexiouCanada
16th Bassem AshouriUSA
16th Joe DavisUSA
16th Corelle DraperUSA
16th Luqas FogelbergUAE
16th Ashley NtansahUSA
16th Ali RouhaniUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Terrence Ruffin won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Richard Nagy over Murat Can Karahasanlar, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.
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1st Terrence Ruffin leader
2nd Josema Munoz +3 on 1st
3rd Richard Nagy +4 on 2nd
4th Murat Can Karahasanlar +1 on 3rd
5th Dominic Carter +4 on 4th
6th Camilo Diaz +3 on 5th
7th Xavier Adonnis Steward +4 on 6th
8th Joe Sway Mondesir +1 on 7th
9th James Smith +4 on 8th
10th Juan Medina +3 on 9th
11th Leo Mayrhofer +4 on 10th
12th Artem Piari +1 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Terrence Ruffin 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Josema Munoz 6— — 6
3rd Richard Nagy 10— — 10 Held by 1
4th Murat Can Karahasanlar 11— — 11 Missed by 1
5th Dominic Carter 15— — 15
6th Camilo Diaz 18— — 18
7th Xavier Adonnis Steward 22— — 22 Held by 1
8th Joe Sway Mondesir 23— — 23 Missed by 1
9th James Smith 27— — 27
10th Juan Medina 30— — 30
11th Leo Mayrhofer 34— — 34 Held by 1
12th Artem Piari 35— — 35 Missed by 1
13th Jason Strayhand 39— — 39
14th Michael Bell 42— — 42
15th Evan Alexiou 45— — 45
16th Bassem Ashouri 48— — 48 Tied
16th Joe Davis 48— — 48 Tied
16th Domenick DiBenedetto 48— — 48 Tied
16th Corelle Draper 48— — 48 Tied
16th Luqas Fogelberg 48— — 48 Tied
16th Ashley Ntansah 48— — 48 Tied
16th Ali Rouhani 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 · 24
2nd Edvan PalmeiraBrazil
3rd Andrei DeiuRomania
4th Ricardo CenatUSA
5th Victor RamirezVenezuela
6th Reuben GlassUSA
7th Burak KingUSA
8th Anik GhoshIndia
9th Riccardo CrociItaly
10th Adama JammehUK
11th Adams JosephUSA
12th Julian SmithUSA
13th Michael KentUK
14th Maxim GolovatiiUSA
15th Miguel ZapataUSA
16th Jordan ClarkUSA
16th Mattia BallariniItaly
16th Steven BoniniUSA
16th Aaron HarveyUSA
16th Billy MerzUSA
16th Bruce NolteUSA
16th Maiki OnoBrazil
16th Hygor PonchetBrazil
16th Daniel ReyesUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Brandon Hendrickson won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Victor Ramirez over Reuben Glass, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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2nd Edvan Palmeira +3 on 1st
3rd Andrei Deiu +3 on 2nd
4th Ricardo Cenat +3 on 3rd
5th Victor Ramirez +4 on 4th
6th Reuben Glass +1 on 5th
7th Burak King +5 on 6th
8th Anik Ghosh +1 on 7th
9th Riccardo Croci +4 on 8th
10th Adama Jammeh +3 on 9th
11th Adams Joseph +3 on 10th
12th Julian Smith +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Brandon Hendrickson* 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Edvan Palmeira 6— — 6
3rd Andrei Deiu 9— — 9
4th Ricardo Cenat 12— — 12
5th Victor Ramirez 16— — 16 Held by 1
6th Reuben Glass 17— — 17 Missed by 1
7th Burak King 22— — 22 Held by 1
8th Anik Ghosh 23— — 23 Missed by 1
9th Riccardo Croci 27— — 27
10th Adama Jammeh 30— — 30
11th Adams Joseph 33— — 33
12th Julian Smith 36— — 36
13th Michael Kent 40— — 40 Held by 1
14th Maxim Golovatii 41— — 41 Missed by 1
15th Miguel Zapata 46— — 46 Held by 1
16th Jordan Clark 47— — 47 Missed by 1
16th Mattia Ballarini 48— — 48 Missed by 1
16th Steven Bonini 48— — 48 Tied
16th Aaron Harvey 48— — 48 Tied
16th Billy Merz 48— — 48 Tied
16th Bruce Nolte 48— — 48 Tied
16th Maiki Ono 48— — 48 Tied
16th Hygor Ponchet 48— — 48 Tied
16th Daniel Reyes 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 · 12
1st Francisco Barrios VlkArgentina
3rd Cody DrobotCanada
4th Luiz EstevesBrazil
5th Moe AlissaUSA
6th Hameed JumaBahrain
10th Samir TroudiSweden
12th Adolphus QuoidaCanada
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Francisco Barrios Vlk won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Moe Alissa over Hameed Juma, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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2nd Angel Calderon Frias +3 on 1st
3rd Cody Drobot +3 on 2nd
4th Luiz Esteves +3 on 3rd
5th Moe Alissa +4 on 4th
6th Hameed Juma +1 on 5th
7th Douglas Connor +4 on 6th
8th Leland Devaughn +3 on 7th
9th Charles Curtis +3 on 8th
10th Samir Troudi +2 on 9th
12th Adolphus Quoida +1 on 11th
All 12 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Francisco Barrios Vlk 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Angel Calderon Frias 6— — 6
3rd Cody Drobot 9— — 9
4th Luiz Esteves 12— — 12
5th Moe Alissa 16— — 16 Held by 1
6th Hameed Juma 17— — 17 Missed by 1
7th Douglas Connor 21— — 21
8th Leland Devaughn 24— — 24
9th Charles Curtis 27— — 27 Held by 2
10th Samir Troudi 29— — 29 Missed by 2
11th Jose De Jesus Hernandez Clavellina 34— — 34 Held by 1
12th Adolphus Quoida 35— — 35 Missed by 1
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 Aimee DelgadoUSA
2nd Ivanna EscandarSpain
3rd Maria AcostaVenezuela
5th Ji Bin ParkSouth Korea
6th Iulia BabaRomania
8th Alice MarchisioItaly
9th Lisa ReithGermany
10th Rachael OberstUSA
11th Jessica WilsonUSA
12th Oksana BryhidyrUSA
13th Fatou ToureUSA
14th Ilaria FocaccettiItaly
15th Anais BironCanada
16th Kateryna SpievakovaUkraine
16th Wendy TsaiTaiwan
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Aimee Delgado won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Maria Acosta over Emmy Person, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.
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1st Aimee Delgado leader
2nd Ivanna Escandar +3 on 1st
3rd Maria Acosta +4 on 2nd
4th Emmy Person +1 on 3rd
5th Ji Bin Park +4 on 4th
6th Iulia Baba +3 on 5th
7th Romina Basualdo +3 on 6th
8th Alice Marchisio +3 on 7th
9th Lisa Reith +3 on 8th
10th Rachael Oberst +3 on 9th
11th Jessica Wilson +3 on 10th
12th Oksana Bryhidyr +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Aimee Delgado 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Ivanna Escandar 6— — 6
3rd Maria Acosta 10— — 10 Held by 1
4th Emmy Person 11— — 11 Missed by 1
5th Ji Bin Park 15— — 15
6th Iulia Baba 18— — 18
7th Romina Basualdo 21— — 21
8th Alice Marchisio 24— — 24
9th Lisa Reith 27— — 27
10th Rachael Oberst 30— — 30
11th Jessica Wilson 33— — 33
12th Oksana Bryhidyr 36— — 36
13th Fatou Toure 39— — 39
14th Ilaria Focaccetti 42— — 42
15th Anais Biron 45— — 45
16th Brookelinh Aquilino 48— — 48 Tied
16th Shantal Barros 48— — 48 Tied
16th Ashley Marie Lee 48— — 48 Tied
16th Kateryna Spievakova 48— — 48 Tied
16th Wendy Tsai 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 · 16
1st Lena RamsteinerGermany
2nd Natalia SolteroMexico
3rd Aksana YukhnoUSA
5th Jeanne KasselGermany
6th Jennifer ZienertGermany
7th Adela OndrejovicovaSlovakia
8th Hannah PrauseGermany
9th Manuella LimaBrazil
10th Gabriela LinhartovaCzech Republic
11th Natalia SharapovaRussia
12th Zulfiya BitiyevaKazakhstan
14th Nicole DrobotCanada
16th Sarah HansenUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Lena Ramsteiner won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Jeanne Kassel over Jennifer Zienert, 1 point apart for 5th/6th.
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1st Lena Ramsteiner leader
2nd Natalia Soltero +3 on 1st
3rd Aksana Yukhno +3 on 2nd
4th Nicole Zenobia Graham +3 on 3rd
5th Jeanne Kassel +4 on 4th
6th Jennifer Zienert +1 on 5th
7th Adela Ondrejovicova +4 on 6th
8th Hannah Prause +3 on 7th
9th Manuella Lima +3 on 8th
10th Gabriela Linhartova +4 on 9th
11th Natalia Sharapova +1 on 10th
12th Zulfiya Bitiyeva +4 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Lena Ramsteiner 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Natalia Soltero 6— — 6
3rd Aksana Yukhno 9— — 9
4th Nicole Zenobia Graham 12— — 12
5th Jeanne Kassel 16— — 16 Held by 1
6th Jennifer Zienert 17— — 17 Missed by 1
7th Adela Ondrejovicova 21— — 21
8th Hannah Prause 24— — 24
9th Manuella Lima 27— — 27
10th Gabriela Linhartova 31— — 31 Held by 1
11th Natalia Sharapova 32— — 32 Missed by 1
12th Zulfiya Bitiyeva 36— — 36
13th Rebecca Farrell 40— — 40 Held by 1
14th Nicole Drobot 41— — 41 Missed by 1
15th Mariafernanda Laguna Hernandez 45— — 45
16th Sarah Hansen 48— — 48
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Wellness

Full field · 13
1st Valquiria LopesBrazil
2nd Leonida CiobuMoldova
6th Ruth MartinezUSA
9th Rayah HoustonUSA
10th Sabah SyedPakistan
11th Sirke VirkkunenFinland
12th Sumaiya SarwarUSA
13th Minju YoonSouth Korea
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Valquiria Lopes won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Melitza Guerrero over Rayah Houston, 1 point apart for 8th/9th.
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1st Valquiria Lopes leader
2nd Leonida Ciobu +3 on 1st
3rd Klaudia Vanessza Csuri +3 on 2nd
4th Chery Figueroa Calix +3 on 3rd
5th Wynter Addams +3 on 4th
6th Ruth Martinez +3 on 5th
7th Romina Charlesworth +3 on 6th
8th Melitza Guerrero +4 on 7th
9th Rayah Houston +1 on 8th
10th Sabah Syed +4 on 9th
11th Sirke Virkkunen +3 on 10th
12th Sumaiya Sarwar +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 1 further position not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Valquiria Lopes 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Leonida Ciobu 6— — 6
3rd Klaudia Vanessza Csuri 9— — 9
4th Chery Figueroa Calix 12— — 12
5th Wynter Addams 15— — 15
6th Ruth Martinez 18— — 18
7th Romina Charlesworth 21— — 21
8th Melitza Guerrero 25— — 25 Held by 1
9th Rayah Houston 26— — 26 Missed by 1
10th Sabah Syed 30— — 30
11th Sirke Virkkunen 33— — 33
12th Sumaiya Sarwar 36— — 36
13th Minju Yoon 39— — 39
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 · 3
1st Chelsea DionUSA
2nd Nadia CapotostoItaly
3rd Lena BetkaUSA
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Chelsea Dion won by 3 — a narrow decision.
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1st Chelsea Dion leader
2nd Nadia Capotosto +3 on 1st
3rd Lena Betka +3 on 2nd
All 3 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Chelsea Dion 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Nadia Capotosto 6— — 6
3rd Lena Betka 9— — 9
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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Women's Physique

Full field · 11
Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card
Natalia Abraham Coelho won by 3 — a narrow decision.
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3rd Paula Ranta +3 on 2nd
4th Sheronica Henton +3 on 3rd
5th Birgit Andersch +3 on 4th
6th Robyn Mays +3 on 5th
7th Rene Miller +3 on 6th
8th Oksana Piari +3 on 7th
9th Ji Hye Lee +3 on 8th
10th Tonya Brookter +3 on 9th
11th Kristine Salinas +3 on 10th
All 11 scoring positions on the card.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Natalia Abraham Coelho* 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Amanda De Carvalho Machado 6— — 6
3rd Paula Ranta 9— — 9
4th Sheronica Henton 12— — 12
5th Birgit Andersch 15— — 15
6th Robyn Mays 18— — 18
7th Rene Miller 21— — 21
8th Oksana Piari 24— — 24
9th Ji Hye Lee 27— — 27
10th Tonya Brookter 30— — 30
11th Kristine Salinas 33— — 33
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped.
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