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Official IFBB Pro League/NPC score cards, read as decisions rather than results. On a card each number is a sum of judge placings, so lower is better — and a margin is measured in judge placings, not points on a board. A 1-point margin means the panel split. A 0 means they tied on the card and a tiebreak decided the title.

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Official show cards

2646 cards you can open here, across 925 shows. Filter, pick, and read one; every card links back to its contest so the numbers can be checked against the source. A card needs at least three scored placings to be worth opening, so this counts a handful fewer than the coverage map below.

World of Monsterzym Asian Pro Championships 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 16 athletes · Breon Ansley Won by 3 Sur Pro Cup Argentina 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 6 athletes · Andrey Pereira Won by 3 Texas Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 15 athletes · Courage Opara Won by 3 Lenda Murray ATL Pro Supershow 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 14 athletes · Juan Aleman Won by 3 Japan Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 10 athletes · Naotaka Yokokawa Won by 5 Tampa Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 20 athletes · Courage Opara Won by 3 Huanji Chengdu China Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 14 athletes · Xiaoshuang Lan Won by 1 Taiwan Pro Show 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 12 athletes · Cameron George Won by 3 Chicago Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 17 athletes · Esteban Fuquene Won by 4 Mr. Big Evolution Portugal Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 12 athletes · Nihat Kaya Won by 3 Empro Classic Spain Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 19 athletes · Angel Calderon Frias Won by 3 Huanji Beijing China Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 6 athletes · Wei Li Won by 3 South Florida Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 15 athletes · Vitor Porto Won by 1 Toronto Pro Supershow 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 14 athletes · Vitor Porto Won by 3 New York Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 14 athletes · Michael Condell Won by 2 World of Monsterzym Korea Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2026 · 10 athletes · Wei Li Won by 3 Huanji China Pro 4 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 16 athletes · Shaun Clarida Won by 4 Argentina Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 16 athletes · Francisco Barrios Vlk Won by 3 Asian Championships Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 13 athletes · Ching Chieh Lin Won by 3 Romania Muscle Fest Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 9 athletes · Radoslav Angelov Won by 3 EVLS Prague Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 9 athletes · Yinka Majolagbe Won by 4 Pharlabs Mexico Pro/Am 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 13 athletes · Felipe Isaac Fierro Lobos Won by 3 Musclecontest Brasil Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 11 athletes · Felipe Moraes Won by 3 Musclecontest Brazil Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 11 athletes · Felipe Moraes Won by 3 Mr. Olympia 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 20 athletes · Keone Pearson Won by 5 AGP Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 12 athletes · Zhaofeng He Won by 3 Balkan Grand Prix Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 11 athletes · Radoslav Angelov Won by 3 Huanji China Pro 3 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 12 athletes · Nasser Mohammad Won by 3 Europa Pro Championships 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 8 athletes · Roman Iushchenko Won by 3 Etenon Spain Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 9 athletes · Jose Maria Mete Bueriberi Won by 3 Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 11 athletes · Marco Ruz Won by 4 Texas Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 17 athletes · Lucas Garcia Won by 3 Tampa Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 20 athletes · Lucas Garcia Won by 5 Chicago Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 10 athletes · Frankie Mercado Won by 3 Euro Muscle Show Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 11 athletes · Jose Maria Mete Bueriberi Won by 1 Mr. Big Evolution Portugal Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 16 athletes · Jose Maria Mete Bueriberi Won by 3 Dubai Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 19 athletes · Nihat Kaya Won by 1 South Florida Classic Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 15 athletes · Luiz Esteves Won by 3 Toronto Pro Supershow 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 15 athletes · Courage Opara Won by 1 New York Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2025 · 12 athletes · Francisco Barrios Vlk Won by 3 Taiwan Pro Finale 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 9 athletes · Ching Chieh Lin Won by 3 Huanji China Pro 2 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 11 athletes · Sung Yeop Jang Won by 1 Japan Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 14 athletes · Kerrith Bajjo Won by 3 EVLS Prague Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 8 athletes · Ahmad Ashkanani Won by 3 World of Monsterzym Open Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 9 athletes · Iurii Sologub Won by 3 Mr. Olympia 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 16 athletes · Keone Pearson Won by 5 Balkan Grand Prix Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 7 athletes · Giuseppe Zagarella Won by 3 AGP Pro All Stars 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 10 athletes · Zhaofeng He Won by 3 Europa Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 11 athletes · Muzi Maluleke Won by 5 Texas Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 18 athletes · Francisco Barrios Vlk Won by 3 Tampa Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 14 athletes · Jordan Janowitz Won by 3 Dubai Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 21 athletes · Angel Calderon Frias Won by 3 Chicago Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 9 athletes · Marcello Alfonsi Won by 3 Euro Muscle Show Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 11 athletes · Marco Ruz Won by 3 Lenda Murray Atlanta Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 10 athletes · Kerrith Bajjo Won by 3 Huanji China Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 12 athletes · Mehdi Jaberinezhad Won by 3 Mr. Big Evolution Portugal Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 13 athletes · Nasser Mohammad Won by 3 South Florida Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 14 athletes · Esteban Fuquene Won by 3 Toronto Pro Supershow 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 18 athletes · Giuseppe Zagarella Won by 3 New York Pro 212 Bodybuilding · 2024 · 17 athletes · Oleh Kryvyi Won by 1
Mr. Olympia — 212 Bodybuilding
Oct 10, 2024 · 16-athlete field · Open the full contest page
Keone Pearson won by 5 — a narrow decision. Tightest call down the field: Francisco Barrios Vlk over Ahmad Ashkanani, 2 points apart for 8th/9th.
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Spacing is the real score gap, so distance on this axis is distance on the card.
1st Keone Pearson* leader
2nd Shaun Clarida* +5 on 1st
3rd Angel Calderon Frias +5 on 2nd
4th Kerrith Bajjo +5 on 3rd
5th Vitor Porto +6 on 4th
6th Giuseppe Zagarella +4 on 5th
7th Muzi Maluleke +5 on 6th
8th Francisco Barrios Vlk +6 on 7th
9th Ahmad Ashkanani +2 on 8th
10th Jordan Janowitz +8 on 9th
11th Marcello Alfonsi +3 on 10th
12th Marco Ruz +6 on 11th
Top 12 scoring positions; 4 further positions not drawn.
PlAthlete JudgingFinalsMoveTotalRead
1st Keone Pearson* 5 5 Narrow win
2nd Shaun Clarida* 10 10
3rd Angel Calderon Frias 15 15
4th Kerrith Bajjo 20 20
5th Vitor Porto 26 26
6th Giuseppe Zagarella 30 30
7th Muzi Maluleke 35 35
8th Francisco Barrios Vlk 41 41 Held by 2
9th Ahmad Ashkanani 43 43 Missed by 2
10th Jordan Janowitz 51 51
11th Marcello Alfonsi 54 54
12th Marco Ruz 60 60
13th Nasser Mohammad 65 65
14th Fabricio Moreira 70 70
15th Esteban Fuquene 75 75
16th Geonwoo Kim 79 79
Scores are summed judge placings — lower is better, Total = Judging + Finals. scored better in finals, slipped.

Closest title decisions

Calculated

Every contest in the archive where the winner took it by 2 judge placings or fewer. Sorted tightest first.

Tied on the card
Lenda Murray ATL Pro Supershow · Fitness · Aug 8, 2026 · 3-athlete field
Tied on the card
FLEX Weekend Italy Pro · Men's Open · Jun 28, 2026 · 10-athlete field
Tied on the card
Pittsburgh Pro · Men's Open · May 10, 2025 · 14-athlete field
Tied on the card
Tampa Pro · Fitness · Aug 2, 2024 · 7-athlete field
Tied on the card
Legion Sports Fest Pro · Fitness · Oct 7, 2023 · 10-athlete field
Tied on the card
Orlando Pro · Men's Open · Jul 1, 2023 · 12-athlete field
Tied on the card
Arnold Classic UK · Fitness · Sep 24, 2022 · 5-athlete field
Tied on the card
Carolina Excalibur Pro · Bikini · Aug 27, 2022 · 17-athlete field
Tied on the card
Vancouver Pro · Fitness · Jul 17, 2022 · 3-athlete field
Tied on the card
Chicago Pro · Men's Open · Oct 16, 2020 · 22-athlete field
Tied on the card
Legion Sports Fest Pro · Classic Physique · Nov 11, 2019 · 5-athlete field
Tied on the card
Portland Classic · Bikini · Aug 17, 2019 · 22-athlete field
Tied on the card
Governors Cup · Men's Physique · Mar 30, 2019 · 27-athlete field
Tied on the card
Dennis James Pro · Bikini · May 27, 2018 · 16-athlete field
Tied on the card
Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro · Women's Bodybuilding · Sep 9, 2017 · 23-athlete field

Closest Olympia decisions

Calculated

The same read, restricted to the Olympia — where the margins matter most and the cards are hardest to argue with.

1 point
Mr. Olympia · Classic Physique · Oct 9, 2025 · 53-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Figure · Oct 9, 2025 · 27-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Wellness · Oct 10, 2024 · 37-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Wellness · Nov 2, 2023 · 24-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Bikini · Oct 7, 2021 · 35-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · 212 Bodybuilding · Dec 17, 2020 · 17-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Bikini · Sep 12, 2019 · 25-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Classic Physique · Sep 12, 2019 · 35-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Figure · Sep 13, 2018 · 25-athlete field
1 point
Mr. Olympia · Classic Physique · Sep 13, 2018 · 26-athlete field

Biggest finals gains

Calculated

Athletes scored better in finals than at judging — the round where a placing is won back. Only cards whose two rounds are on the same scale are eligible (see the note below).

▲20
Akim Williams — gained 20 from judging to finals
Mr. Olympia · Men's Open · Oct 10, 2024 · judging 60 → finals 40 · finished 10th
▲16
Robin Strand — gained 16 from judging to finals
Puerto Rico Pro · Men's Open · Jun 26, 2021 · judging 33 → finals 17 · finished 8th
▲16
Cristiane Silveira — gained 16 from judging to finals
Pacific USA Pro · Bikini · Aug 13, 2022 · judging 30 → finals 14 · finished 4th
▲15
Akim Williams — gained 15 from judging to finals
Arnold Classic · Men's Open · Mar 1, 2024 · judging 35 → finals 20 · finished 6th
▲15
Thomas Benagli — gained 15 from judging to finals
Tampa Pro · 212 Bodybuilding · Aug 5, 2016 · judging 53 → finals 38 · finished 10th
▲15
Junho Kim — gained 15 from judging to finals
New York Pro · 212 Bodybuilding · May 20, 2016 · judging 28 → finals 13 · finished 4th
▲13
Jan Kubik — gained 13 from judging to finals
Europa Super Show · 212 Bodybuilding · May 10, 2014 · judging 69 → finals 56 · finished 13th
▲13
Branch Warren — gained 13 from judging to finals
Mr. Olympia · Men's Open · Sep 26, 2013 · judging 53 → finals 40 · finished 9th
▲13
Aurika Tyrgale — gained 13 from judging to finals
Tampa Pro · Fitness · Aug 7, 2014 · judging 45 → finals 32 · finished 8th
▲13
Myriam Capes — gained 13 from judging to finals
Arnold Classic South Africa · Fitness · May 27, 2016 · judging 20 → finals 7 · finished 4th

Biggest finals slips

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The other direction: led at judging, lost ground when it counted.

▼26
Wendell Floyd — lost 26 from judging to finals
Tampa Pro · 212 Bodybuilding · Aug 5, 2016 · judging 21 → finals 47 · finished 7th
▼17
Monique Jones — lost 17 from judging to finals
Wings of Strength Texas Pro · Women's Bodybuilding · Aug 20, 2015 · judging 50 → finals 67 · finished 13th
▼16
Tina Durkin — lost 16 from judging to finals
Arnold Classic Europe · Fitness · Oct 13, 2012 · judging 21 → finals 37 · finished 6th
▼16
Tiffany Chandler — lost 16 from judging to finals
Tampa Pro · Fitness · Aug 7, 2014 · judging 27 → finals 43 · finished 9th
▼14
Jasmine Gonzalez — lost 14 from judging to finals
Pacific USA Pro · Bikini · Aug 13, 2022 · judging 16 → finals 30 · finished 6th
▼13
An Nguyen — lost 13 from judging to finals
Ferrigno Legacy Pro · Men's Open · Oct 28, 2016 · judging 52 → finals 65 · finished 12th
▼11
Jon Delarosa — lost 11 from judging to finals
New York Pro · Men's Open · May 19, 2018 · judging 20 → finals 31 · finished 5th
▼11
Fernando Noronha — lost 11 from judging to finals
Tampa Pro · 212 Bodybuilding · Aug 5, 2016 · judging 37 → finals 48 · finished 9th

Coverage map

Calculated

Where the cards are, and where they aren't: 2656 of 3527 contest-divisions on CalloutIQ have a transcribed card. Each cell counts only divisions that actually ran at a show that season — a dash means the division didn't compete, not that a card is missing. Pick a cell to see the shows behind it.

Year212 BodybuildingBikiniClassic PhysiqueFigureFit ModelFitnessMen's OpenMen's PhysiqueWellnessWheelchairWomen's BodybuildingWomen's PhysiqueAll
202616/1655/5553/5325/2521/218/819/1955/5532/326/68/812/12310/310
202524/2462/7367/7528/360/64/1427/3467/7736/432/39/145/12331/411
202420/2241/5842/6427/35·11/1721/2843/6624/300/111/150/7240/343
202315/1860/6845/5526/33·10/1520/2750/6024/300/19/120/7259/326
202221/2257/6637/4625/32·14/1826/3248/5924/310/114/190/7266/333
complete most some few none · division didn't run
57 earlier seasons (1965–2021) — 1250 of 1804 contest-divisions transcribed
Year212 BodybuildingBikiniClassic PhysiqueFigureFit ModelFitnessMen's OpenMen's PhysiqueWellnessWheelchairWomen's BodybuildingWomen's PhysiqueAll
202114/1542/5234/4322/28·13/1719/2534/4415/210/110/150/7203/268
20206/821/3110/1910/16·7/108/1512/193/80/19/130/786/147
201910/1232/4921/2915/24·12/1616/2427/43·0/16/110/8139/217
201814/1631/4018/2814/22·12/1713/2028/36·0/16/100/8136/198
20179/1329/3211/1218/21·9/1010/1625/29··5/60/2116/141
201612/1236/4522/2623/25·11/1112/1824/27··5/60/1145/171
201513/1526/28·17/18·9/916/2128/31··4/50/1113/128
20148/923/29·13/14·6/613/1513/22··4/40/180/100
20135/816/23·12/18·6/610/1311/17·0/14/40/164/91
201211/1212/21·12/20·9/1013/175/10··5/6·67/96
20118/1016/16·16/16·6/615/16···5/5·66/69
20101/21/1·1/1·1/11/5···1/1·6/11
20091/3····1/11/2···1/1·4/7
20082/3··3/3·3/34/7···3/3·15/19
2007······1/2···0/1·1/3
2006······1/9···0/1·1/10
2005······1/4···0/1·1/5
2004······1/5···0/1·1/6
2003······1/8···0/1·1/9
2002······1/6···0/1·1/7
2001······1/2···0/1·1/3
2000······1/6···0/1·1/7
1999······1/4···0/1·1/5
1998······1/2···0/1·1/3
1997······0/11···0/1·0/12
1996······0/7···0/1·0/8
1995······0/8···0/1·0/9
1994······0/7···0/1·0/8
1993······0/3···0/1·0/4
1992······0/1···0/1·0/2
1991······0/2···0/1·0/3
1990······0/1···0/1·0/2
1989······0/1···0/1·0/2
1988······0/1···0/1·0/2
1987······0/1···0/1·0/2
1986······0/1···0/1·0/2
1985······0/1···0/1·0/2
1984······0/1···0/1·0/2
1983······0/1···0/1·0/2
1982······0/1···0/1·0/2
1981······0/1···0/1·0/2
1980······0/1···0/1·0/2
1979······0/1·····0/1
1978······0/1·····0/1
1977······0/1·····0/1
1976······0/1·····0/1
1975······0/1·····0/1
1974······0/1·····0/1
1973······0/1·····0/1
1972······0/1·····0/1
1971······0/1·····0/1
1970······0/1·····0/1
1969······0/1·····0/1
1968······0/1·····0/1
1967······0/1·····0/1
1966······0/1·····0/1
1965······0/1·····0/1
What this page can and can't see

Coverage. 44437 of 76140 results on CalloutIQ carry official card numbers (58%), across 2656 contest-divisions — the same count the map above draws. Everything on this page is drawn only from those; a contest with no transcribed card cannot appear here, however close it was. The map shows exactly where the gaps fall.

Margins don't compare across panels. A margin is judge placings, and panels differ in size. On a 3-judge card a unanimous win scores 3 against 6 — a margin of 3 is a sweep, not a close call, and it's the most common outcome in the whole table. That's why "closest" cuts at 2: it has to mean the judges disagreed, not that the number was small.

Why some finals rounds are excluded. Judge placings are conserved across a full field, so a card's judging and finals sums must balance. Where they don't, the two rounds aren't on one scale and the difference isn't movement at all — it's a unit conversion. Fitness is excluded by rule, not by accident: the IFBB Pro League scores it Judging 33% / Finals 67%, and every Fitness card we hold lands at almost exactly twice — a 1:2 ratio across 14 cards. Men's Open is the division movement reads cleanly in, because its rules value Judging and Finals at 50% each, and 62 of our 65 Men's Open cards balance 1:1; the 2019 Arnold Classic is one of the three that don't, so it's left out. Athletes who missed finals are excluded too — the card gives that whole group one shared finals number, which would otherwise read as a huge phantom comeback.

Not an IFBB Pro League reading. These are CalloutIQ's own derivations from published cards. We don't adjudicate results, and a tie broken on the card is the IFBB Pro League's call, not ours — we only surface that it happened. Every row links to the contest so the numbers can be checked against the source.