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Wheelchair

Top 3 by points qualify, or win one contest outright · 3 qualified so far

Upcoming Shows Carrying This Division

Dec 6
African Pro
Johannesburg, South Africa
Dec 18–20
Bharat India Pro Show
Mumbai, India
Mar 5–6
Arnold Classic
Columbus, OH, USA
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 in the point standings qualify (down from Top 5 in 2026), or any win auto-qualifies. Points: 2nd-5th score 10/9/8/7, no 1st-place value since a win auto-qualifies. Also seeded by Top 3 from the 2026 Olympia.
Top 3Qualify by points
1Win to auto-qualify
Aug 31, 2026 – Sep 12, 2027Qualifying window
Source: Official IFBB Pro League qualification rules → · How qualification works, in plain English →
On stage
An individual routine up to 60 seconds, then eight mandatory poses and callouts. Judging alone counts for 100% of the score unless the head judge calls a scored "confirmation round" in Finals, which adds a 90-second free-posing routine and a 60-second posedown.
  1. Front double biceps
  2. Front lat spread
  3. Side chest
  4. Back double biceps
  5. Back lat spread
  6. Side triceps
  7. Abdominals
  8. Most muscular
Full rules: IFBB Pro League (pro) → · NPC (amateur) →

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

Net record against the 3 athletes qualified for the 2027 Wheelchair Olympia · last 24 months. That field is ranked here too — the badge marks who's already in. Every result links to its contest.
Full Wheelchair ledger →
Defending champion: Blake Colleton* — the title holder, not ranked as a contender.
1 James Berger* qualified 0 2 Ephraim Gudgeon qualified -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.

Athlete123
1 Blake Colleton* champion1–11–0
2 James Berger*1–11–1
3 Ephraim Gudgeon0–11–1

Qualified3

Blake Colleton* Australia
Ephraim Gudgeon New Zealand
James Berger* USA
* Olympia champion

Points Standings2

1 Kevin SecundinoFrance 8
0 of 8 pts itemized — the remaining 8 come from results not yet in our database
2 Rajesh JohnIndia 7
0 of 7 pts itemized — the remaining 7 come from results not yet in our database
Qualified — on the IFBB Pro League's own published list · Chasing — inside CalloutIQ's points ladder but not (yet) on that list. The two can split right at a tie: IFBB's own list decides, never our points math.

Scenario Picker3 left

Play out the 3 remaining shows that carry this division — pick who places where and the board recomputes live on the same points table the standings use (2nd 10 · 3rd 9 · 4th 8 · 5th 7; 6th+ = 0). One win auto-qualifies.A CalloutIQ what-if, not a prediction — entry lists aren't confirmed until athletes check in, and IFBB Pro League tiebreaks aren't modeled.

The amateur tier — NPC

1 IFBB Pro Card has been earned in Wheelchair on the amateur rows CalloutIQ holds — the actual event that moves a competitor from the farm system into the shows ranked above.

2NPC shows on file
4Placings recorded
1Pro card earned

Every Wheelchair competitor on the NPC circuit →

These shows award no Olympia qualification points. Nothing here affects the standings above — the NPC is the federation beneath the IFBB Pro League, and a pro card is the only thing that crosses between them. Coverage is open classes only: Masters, Novice and Teen brackets are deliberately out of scope, so a class count here reads lower than NPC's own.