2025 Pittsburgh Pro — Results

Men's Open Full field · 14

1st Derek Lunsford*

USA

2nd Nick Walker

USA

3rd Martin Fitzwater

USA

4th William Bonac

Netherlands

5th Michal Krizanek

Slovakia

6th Leandro Sencini Peres

Brazil

7th Ronald Gordon

USA

8th Justin Musiol

Germany

9th Pavel Beran

Czech Republic

10th Joe Ballinger

UK

11th Marcelo Pedro Da Cruz

Brazil

12th Bartley Weaver IV

USA

13th Vincenzo Masone

USA

14th Douglas Connor

USA

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Derek Lunsford won the title by just 0 points — a razor-thin margin.

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1st Derek Lunsford*, Nick Walker leader

3rd Martin Fitzwater +16 on 1st

4th William Bonac +8 on 3rd

5th Michal Krizanek +11 on 4th

6th Leandro Sencini Peres +10 on 5th

7th Ronald Gordon +14 on 6th

8th Justin Musiol +3 on 7th

9th Pavel Beran +13 on 8th

10th Joe Ballinger +10 on 9th

11th Marcelo Pedro Da Cruz +12 on 10th

12th Bartley Weaver IV +6 on 11th

13th Vincenzo Masone +15 on 12th

Top 12 scoring positions; 1 further position not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Derek Lunsford*	8	7	▲1	15	Razor-thin win
2nd	Nick Walker	7	8	▼1	15	Missed on finals
3rd	Martin Fitzwater	16	15	▲1	31
4th	William Bonac	19	20	▼1	39
5th	Michal Krizanek	25	25	—	50
6th	Leandro Sencini Peres	30	30	—	60
7th	Ronald Gordon	38	36	▲2	74
8th	Justin Musiol	38	39	▼1	77
9th	Pavel Beran	45	45	—	90
10th	Joe Ballinger	50	50	—	100
11th	Marcelo Pedro Da Cruz	57	55	▲2	112
12th	Bartley Weaver IV	58	60	▼2	118
13th	Vincenzo Masone	67	66	▲1	133
14th	Douglas Connor	68	69	▼1	137

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

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Classic Physique Full field · 18

1st Terrence Ruffin

USA

2nd Josema Munoz

Spain

3rd Richard Nagy

Hungary

4th Brady King

USA

5th Murat Can Karahasanlar

Turkey

6th Anton Ratushnyi

USA

7th Caike Deoliveira

USA

8th Camilo Diaz

Colombia

9th Dominic Carter

USA

10th Xavier Adonnis Steward

USA

11th Jamir Grady

USA

12th James Smith

USA

13th Juan Medina

USA

14th Damion Ricketts

USA

15th Leo Mayrhofer

USA

16th Adk Diaz

USA

16th Joe Davis

USA

16th Jamie LeRoyce McTizic

USA

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Terrence Ruffin won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Murat Can Karahasanlar over Anton Ratushnyi, 2 points apart for 5th/6th.

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1st Terrence Ruffin leader

2nd Josema Munoz +1 on 1st

3rd Richard Nagy +7 on 2nd

4th Brady King +5 on 3rd

5th Murat Can Karahasanlar +7 on 4th

6th Anton Ratushnyi +2 on 5th

7th Caike Deoliveira +5 on 6th

8th Camilo Diaz +6 on 7th

9th Dominic Carter +5 on 8th

10th Xavier Adonnis Steward +5 on 9th

11th Jamir Grady +5 on 10th

12th James Smith +5 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 5 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Terrence Ruffin	7	—	—	7	Razor-thin win
2nd	Josema Munoz	8	—	—	8	Missed by 1
3rd	Richard Nagy	15	—	—	15
4th	Brady King	20	—	—	20
5th	Murat Can Karahasanlar	27	—	—	27	Held by 2
6th	Anton Ratushnyi	29	—	—	29	Missed by 2
7th	Caike Deoliveira	34	—	—	34
8th	Camilo Diaz	40	—	—	40
9th	Dominic Carter	45	—	—	45
10th	Xavier Adonnis Steward	50	—	—	50
11th	Jamir Grady	55	—	—	55
12th	James Smith	60	—	—	60
13th	Juan Medina	65	—	—	65
14th	Damion Ricketts	70	—	—	70
15th	Leo Mayrhofer	76	—	—	76
16th	Adk Diaz	79	—	—	79	Held by 1
16th	Joe Davis	80	—	—	80	Missed by 1
16th	Jamie LeRoyce McTizic	80	—	—	80	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 Erin Banks*

USA

2nd Vitor Chaves

Brazil

3rd Edvan Palmeira

Brazil

4th Brandon Hendrickson*

USA

5th Ricardo Cenat

USA

6th Carlos Asiedu Ocran

Ghana

7th Mengyi Liu

China

8th Tunahan Guler

Turkey

9th Victor Ramirez

Venezuela

10th Rhyan Clark

USA

11th Adama Jammeh

UK

12th Jordan Clark

USA

13th Miguel Zapata

USA

14th Burak King

USA

15th Riccardo Croci

Italy

16th Steven Bonini

USA

16th Tan Dhaliwal

USA

16th Alex Gibson

USA

16th Jorge Hernandez

USA

16th Adams Joseph

USA

16th Michael Kent

UK

16th Gage Moran

USA

16th Bruce Nolte

USA

16th Maiki Ono

Brazil

16th Shayan Parvaz

Iran

16th Brehon Perry

USA

16th Ahmed Saleh

Egypt

16th Ren Yi Xie

China

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Erin Banks won decisively, +7 clear of second. Tightest call down the field: Edvan Palmeira over Brandon Hendrickson, 2 points apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Erin Banks* leader

2nd Vitor Chaves +7 on 1st

3rd Edvan Palmeira +4 on 2nd

4th Brandon Hendrickson* +2 on 3rd

5th Ricardo Cenat +8 on 4th

6th Carlos Asiedu Ocran +3 on 5th

7th Mengyi Liu +6 on 6th

8th Tunahan Guler +5 on 7th

9th Victor Ramirez +5 on 8th

10th Rhyan Clark +7 on 9th

11th Adama Jammeh +3 on 10th

12th Jordan Clark +6 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Erin Banks*	5	—	—	5	Lock win +7
2nd	Vitor Chaves	12	—	—	12
3rd	Edvan Palmeira	16	—	—	16	Held by 2
4th	Brandon Hendrickson*	18	—	—	18	Missed by 2
5th	Ricardo Cenat	26	—	—	26
6th	Carlos Asiedu Ocran	29	—	—	29
7th	Mengyi Liu	35	—	—	35
8th	Tunahan Guler	40	—	—	40
9th	Victor Ramirez	45	—	—	45
10th	Rhyan Clark	52	—	—	52
11th	Adama Jammeh	55	—	—	55
12th	Jordan Clark	61	—	—	61
13th	Miguel Zapata	64	—	—	64
14th	Burak King	71	—	—	71	Held by 2
15th	Riccardo Croci	73	—	—	73	Missed by 2
16th	Steven Bonini	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Tan Dhaliwal	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Alex Gibson	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Jorge Hernandez	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Adams Joseph	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Michael Kent	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Gage Moran	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Bruce Nolte	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Maiki Ono	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Shayan Parvaz	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Brehon Perry	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Ahmed Saleh	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Ren Yi Xie	80	—	—	80	Tied

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

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Bikini Full field · 30

1st Aimee Delgado

USA

2nd Ashlyn Little

USA

3rd Maureen Blanquisco*

Philippines

4th Ivanna Escandar

Spain

5th Maria Acosta

Venezuela

6th Ally Vatthauer

USA

7th Alice Rocha

USA

8th Jordan Brannon

USA

9th Ariana Brothers

USA

10th Lacy Rutland

USA

11th Iulia Baba

Romania

12th Ji Bin Park

South Korea

13th Sharon Ramos

Dominican Republic

14th Jessica Wilson

USA

15th Lexus Redmond

USA

16th Brookelinh Aquilino

USA

16th Holly Baxter

USA

16th Bin Liang

China

16th Torey Braly

USA

16th Oksana Bryhidyr

USA

16th Jenny Chan

USA

16th Maiwenn Crausaz

Switzerland

16th Ashley Hampton

USA

16th Bailey Harrison

USA

16th Sasa He

China

16th Dahye Jeon

South Korea

16th Fatima Rashid

USA

16th Ali Taylor

USA

16th Kallie Travers

USA

16th Vikki Wey

China

Scorecard Intelligence Sourced from official show card

Aimee Delgado won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Maureen Blanquisco over Ivanna Escandar, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.

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1st Aimee Delgado leader

2nd Ashlyn Little +5 on 1st

3rd Maureen Blanquisco* +7 on 2nd

4th Ivanna Escandar +1 on 3rd

5th Maria Acosta +7 on 4th

6th Ally Vatthauer +5 on 5th

7th Alice Rocha +6 on 6th

8th Jordan Brannon +4 on 7th

9th Ariana Brothers +5 on 8th

10th Lacy Rutland +6 on 9th

11th Iulia Baba +1 on 10th

12th Ji Bin Park +10 on 11th

Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.

Pl	Athlete	Judging	Finals	Move	Total	Read
1st	Aimee Delgado	5	—	—	5	Narrow win
2nd	Ashlyn Little	10	—	—	10
3rd	Maureen Blanquisco*	17	—	—	17	Held by 1
4th	Ivanna Escandar	18	—	—	18	Missed by 1
5th	Maria Acosta	25	—	—	25
6th	Ally Vatthauer	30	—	—	30
7th	Alice Rocha	36	—	—	36
8th	Jordan Brannon	40	—	—	40
9th	Ariana Brothers	45	—	—	45
10th	Lacy Rutland	51	—	—	51	Held by 1
11th	Iulia Baba	52	—	—	52	Missed by 1
12th	Ji Bin Park	62	—	—	62	Held by 1
13th	Sharon Ramos	63	—	—	63	Missed by 1
14th	Jessica Wilson	72	—	—	72	Held by 1
15th	Lexus Redmond	73	—	—	73	Missed by 1
16th	Brookelinh Aquilino	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Holly Baxter	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Bin Liang	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Torey Braly	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Oksana Bryhidyr	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Jenny Chan	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Maiwenn Crausaz	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Ashley Hampton	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Bailey Harrison	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Sasa He	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Dahye Jeon	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Fatima Rashid	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Ali Taylor	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Kallie Travers	80	—	—	80	Tied
16th	Vikki Wey	80	—	—	80	Tied

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

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