Official show card · Aug 22, 2026

World of Monsterzym Asian Pro Championships

Men's Physique · 19 scored
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Muhammad Rifqi won the title by just 1 point — a razor-thin margin. Tightest call down the field: Agung Jayanto over Rintaro Kiyokawa, 1 point apart for 13th/14th.
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Spacing is the real score gap, so distance on this axis is distance on the card.
1st Muhammad Rifqi leader
2nd Li Xiaolong +1 on 1st
3rd Yi Ming Kung +4 on 2nd
4th Hieu Vu Minh +3 on 3rd
5th Siang Wang +3 on 4th
6th Jo Uezato +3 on 5th
7th Hai Dang Hoang +3 on 6th
8th Abdullah Albalooshi +3 on 7th
9th Haitao Li +3 on 8th
10th Jonghyuk Lee +3 on 9th
11th Yusran Marasabessy +3 on 10th
12th Dody Syahputra +3 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Muhammad Rifqi 4 4 Razor-thin win
2nd Li Xiaolong 5 5 Missed by 1
3rd Yi Ming Kung 9 9
4th Hieu Vu Minh 12 12
5th Siang Wang 15 15
6th Jo Uezato 18 18
7th Hai Dang Hoang 21 21
8th Abdullah Albalooshi 24 24
9th Haitao Li 27 27
10th Jonghyuk Lee 30 30
11th Yusran Marasabessy 33 33
12th Dody Syahputra 36 36
13th Agung Jayanto 40 40 Held by 1
14th Rintaro Kiyokawa 41 41 Missed by 1
15th Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad 45 45
16th 4 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 4 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 4. 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