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212 Bodybuilding

Win-and-you're-in: no points ladder · 10 qualified so far

Upcoming Shows Carrying This Division

Happening now
Nov 1
Spain Pro
Alicante, Spain
Nov 7–8
Romania Muscle Fest Pro
Bucharest, Romania
Nov 7
Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro
Las Vegas, NV, USA
Dec 4–6
Taiwan Pro Grand Finale
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Dec 5
Saudi Arabia Pro
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Scope: only IFBB Pro League shows that carry Olympia qualification points for this division are listed. Natural-league shows and Masters-only divisions are excluded — they don't count toward the qualification window.

2027 Qualification Rule

Top 3 from the 2026 Olympia, or winner of any pro contest in the 2027 window. Former champions hold the same lifetime eligibility as Men's Open (automatic within 5 years of their last win, otherwise subject to IFBB Pro League approval). Same win-and-you're-in model, under the 212lb weight limit.
Aug 31, 2026 – Sep 12, 2027Qualifying window
Source: Official IFBB Pro League qualification rules → · How qualification works, in plain English →
On stage
The same eight mandatory poses and callout format as Men's Open, under the 212 lb weight limit. Finals adds a 3-minute free-posing routine.
  1. Front double biceps
  2. Front lat spread
  3. Side chest
  4. Back double biceps
  5. Back lat spread
  6. Side triceps
  7. Abdominals and thighs
  8. Most muscular
Full rules: IFBB Pro League (pro) → · NPC (amateur) →

Contenders — head-to-head vs the qualified field Calculated

Net record against the 10 athletes qualified for the 2027 212 Bodybuilding Olympia · last 24 months. That field is ranked here too — the badge marks who's already in. Every result links to its contest.
Full 212 Bodybuilding ledger →
Defending champion: Keone Pearson* — the title holder, not ranked as a contender.
1 Lucas Garcia qualified +9 2 Shaun Clarida* qualified +7 3 Vitor Porto qualified +1 4 Courage Opara rising +1 5 Francisco Barrios Vlk rising +1

Head-to-head inside the qualified field Calculated

Each cell is the row athlete's record against the column athlete — who placed higher in every contest they both entered in the last 24 months, ties excluded. An empty cell means they haven't met in that window. Open a cell for every meeting they've had, all years, each linked to its contest. Athletes in the field with no meeting against it in the window aren't listed.

Athlete123456789
1 Keone Pearson* champion2–02–02–0No meeting in this window1–02–01–01–0
2 Lucas Garcia0–21–12–0No meeting in this window3–02–01–03–0
3 Shaun Clarida*0–21–12–01–01–02–02–01–0
4 Vitor Porto0–20–20–2No meeting in this window2–02–02–01–0
5 Intack LeeNo meeting in this windowNo meeting in this window0–1No meeting in this windowNo meeting in this windowNo meeting in this windowNo meeting in this windowNo meeting in this window
6 Marco Ruz0–10–30–10–2No meeting in this window1–0No meeting in this window3–0
7 Radoslav Angelov0–20–20–20–2No meeting in this window0–11–01–0
8 Yinka Majolagbe0–10–10–20–2No meeting in this windowNo meeting in this window0–10–1
9 Esteban Fuquene0–10–30–10–1No meeting in this window0–30–11–0

Qualified10

Esteban Fuquene Colombia
Intack Lee South Korea
Keone Pearson* USA
Lucas Garcia Brazil
Marco Ruz France
Radoslav Angelov Bulgaria
Shaun Clarida* USA
Vitor Porto Brazil
Wei Li China
Yinka Majolagbe UK
* Olympia champion