Official show card · Aug 22, 2026

World of Monsterzym Asian Pro Championships

Fit Model · 28 scored
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Alicia Young won by 3 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Eon Gyu Ju over Marnie Al-Saraf, 1 point apart for 3rd/4th.
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Spacing is the real score gap, so distance on this axis is distance on the card.
1st Alicia Young leader
2nd Yeji Lee +3 on 1st
3rd Eon Gyu Ju +4 on 2nd
4th Marnie Al-Saraf +1 on 3rd
5th Eunhae Ko +4 on 4th
6th Min Jeong Myeong +3 on 5th
7th Hyejin Choi +5 on 6th
8th Hyeri Kang +1 on 7th
9th Hyuna Na +1 on 8th
10th Priscilla Tamborini +4 on 9th
11th Gamee Kim +4 on 10th
12th Sehee Park +5 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Alicia Young 3— — 3 Narrow win
2nd Yeji Lee 6— — 6
3rd Eon Gyu Ju 10— — 10 Held by 1
4th Marnie Al-Saraf 11— — 11 Missed by 1
5th Eunhae Ko 15— — 15
6th Min Jeong Myeong 18— — 18
7th Hyejin Choi 23— — 23 Held by 1
8th Hyeri Kang 24— — 24 Missed by 1
9th Hyuna Na 25— — 25 Missed by 1
10th Priscilla Tamborini 29— — 29
11th Gamee Kim 33— — 33
12th Sehee Park 38— — 38 Held by 1
13th Jiwon Park 39— — 39 Missed by 1
14th Suein Choi 40— — 40 Missed by 1
15th Jeon Suju 45— — 45
16th 13 athletes tied here on the card — the block the panel did not separate 48 Tied
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. ▲ scored better in finals, ▼ slipped. The 13 athletes sharing 16th are shown as one row here: the card gives them a single blanket score and a single placing, so they are one decision, not 13. Every name is listed on the full show page.
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Transcribed by CalloutIQ from the official IFBB Pro League / NPC score card. Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better. CalloutIQ is an independent fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the IFBB Pro League, the NPC or Olympia LLC. calloutiq.com/contests/world-of-monsterzym-asian-pro-championships