2024 Atlantic Coast Pro Official Results

The 2024 Atlantic Coast Pro took place on November 16-17, 2024, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Furthermore, as a result, this event served as a qualifying show for the 2025 Olympia. Moreover, competitors across five divisions—Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, Bikini, and Women’s Physique—fought for a chance to secure a spot at the prestigious event.

However, if a champion was already qualified, no additional qualification was given. Notably, this rule ensured that new contenders would have the opportunity to compete at Olympia. Thus, the winners from each division were granted eligibility to the competition.

In addition, in the Classic Physique division, Sabur Favors claimed the top spot. Consequently, his victory earned him a coveted position at the 2025 Olympia, marking a pivotal moment in his career. Meanwhile, Victor Ramirez triumphed in Men’s Physique, securing his qualification as well.

Similarly, Maria Diaz dominated in Figure. Meanwhile, Taylor Crowell took the Bikini crown, achieving a significant win. Finally, Natalia Abraham Coelho continued her dominance in Women’s Physique, reaffirming her place as a top contender.

2024 Atlantic Coast Pro Official Results

Here are the Official Results Listed Below:

Classic Physique

First, Sabur Favors won Classic Physique, defeating runner-up Damien Patrick. Furthermore, as a result, Favors qualified for the 2024 Classic Physique Olympia. Moreover, this marks his first return since 2021, when he placed 16th at the Olympia.

Additionally, Favors showcased impressive shape and conditioning. Notably, with his Olympia qualification secured, he is now set to make a strong comeback on the biggest stage.

Sabur Favors (USA)
Damien Patrick (USA)
Eric Abelon (USA)
Fabio Lopes (Portugal)
Mck Karahasanlar (Australia)
Matthew Coates (Canada)
Jeremiah Willies (USA)
Joshua Egli (USA)
Brent Bumgarner (USA)
Duron Berry (USA)
Terrence Teo (Malaysia)
Darius Greenwood (USA)
Duquann Hinton (USA)
Rodrigo Coelho (Brazil)
Ulisses De Andrade (Brazil)

Tied for 16th:

Jayson Altair-Perry (USA)
Philip Bowman (USA)
Ross Caesar (Barbados)
Jair Espino (Panama)
Ricky Intharaphet (USA)

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Men’s Physique

Victor Ramirez took the top spot in Men’s Physique. Also, given that he had previously placed 15th at the 2024 Olympia, he was considered a favorite heading into this show. In fact, he had finished 7th in this contest in 2022.

Now, Ramirez faces a choice. Moreover, he could either continue competing to prevent others from qualifying for the Olympia or take an extended offseason to focus on climbing the ranks next year.

Victor Ramirez (Venezuela)
Emile Walker (UK)
George Brown (USA)
Gochez Manuel Gochez (Colombia)
Sharif Reid (USA)
Marcel Treichler (Switzerland)
Dmitri George (USA)
Louis Lee (USA)
Alexander Rosario (USA)
Jermaine Jenkins (USA)
Jason Hazzard (USA)
Jimmy Decius-Norius (Bahamas)
Javiohn Seymore (USA)
Cordell Waddey (USA)
Bryan Blacio (USA)

Tied for 16th:

Shannon Bavos (USA)
Alim Bolton (USA)
Jeph Gabriel (USA)
Hafid James (Grenada)
Eddie Kaihe (USA)
Leon Mccall (USA)
Tony Mckinney (USA)
Kwasi Ramsey (USA)
Terrell Robertson (USA)
Ahmed Saleh (USA)
Jason Tessler (USA)
Charles Thornton (USA)
Jabbaar Tobios (USA)
Jorge Torres (USA)
Tristan Van Der Bijl (South Africa)
Favian Villalobos (USA)
Justin White (USA)
Casey Wild (USA)

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Figure

Maria Diaz claimed first place in Figure, thanks to her excellent shape and conditioning. Previously, she had finished second at the 2024 Hurricane Pro, where Jessica Reyes Padilla took the win.

Moreover, Maude Exantus and Edith Driver earned second and third place, respectively. In conclusion, Diaz’s consistent conditioning proved key to her victory, reinforcing her spot among the best in the category.

Maria Diaz (USA)
Maude Exantus (USA)
Edith Driver (USA)
Ksenia Ino (USA)
Amber Peguero (USA)
Dee Jackson (USA)
Susana Serrano (El Salvador)
Jamye Cooley (USA)
Tessa Meetze (USA)
Barbi Mcdonald (USA)
Luciana Cardoso (Brazil)
Sara Lavenka (USA)
Queren Pacheco (Mexico)
Lisa Vigliotti (USA)
Jennifer Delgado-Martin (USA)

Tied for 16th:

Blanca Barcelo (USA)
Maria Carolina Davis (USA)
Vanna Dela Cruz (USA)
Christelle Elele (Guadeloupe)
Marta Gallegos (USA)
Nizi Kang (China)
Evelyn Kennedy (USA)
Natali Sharapova (Russia)
Carla Torchia (Canada)
Roberta Visintainer (Italy)

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Bikini

Taylor Crowell won Bikini in a close contest, narrowly edging out two-time Bikini Olympia champion Angelica Teixeira by just one point. Interestingly, this win was unexpected, as Crowell had placed 11th at the 2024 Hurricane Pro.

Therefore, this marks Crowell’s first major victory and Olympia qualification. However, her unexpected win over Teixeira makes her a strong new contender in the Bikini division.

Taylor Crowell (USA)
Angelica Teixeira (USA)
Adriana Izaguirre (USA)
Renata Guimaraes (USA)
Leslie Potts (USA)
Romina Basualdo (USA)
Belen Altamirano (USA)
Haley Johnson (USA)
Angela White (USA)
Winnie Shao (USA)
Nedjie Thompson (USA)
Huong Mai (USA)
Sarah Cummings (USA)
L. Dawn Charlton (Bahamas)
Cassandra De La Rosa (Mexico)

Tied for 16th:

Hannah Arbermann (USA)
Sammy Jo Childers (USA)
Theresa Cura (USA)
Corinne Gamangasso (USA)
Jennifer Greer (USA)
Shaneeka Harmonson (USA)
Erin Mahon (USA)
Lee Nguyen Uri (USA)
Mariska Pretorius (South Africa)
Carolina Quinones (USA)

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Women’s Physique

Natalia Abraham Coelho dominated Women’s Physique once again. Moreover, since she was already qualified for the 2025 Olympia as both a former champion and the 2024 Olympia runner-up, she did not need the qualification from this event.

Nonetheless, Coelho’s continued dominance solidifies her position as a top athlete in the division. Also, her win here only reinforces her status as a leader in the category.

Natalia Abraham Coelho (USA)
Naiana Nana (Brazil)
Candice Carr (Trinidad and Tobago)
Trish Wood (USA)
Heather Rigsby (USA)
Mary Cruz (USA)
Tatiana Bulut (Turkey)
Taysir Orta (Cuba)
Ladawn Mcday (USA)
Ceci Barba (USA)
Cara Baruth (USA)
Marika Jones (USA)
Jessica Hufstetler (USA)
Teresa Myers (USA)
Tanja Schroder (Germany)

Tied for 16th:

Ashley Bader (USA)
Marcela Corona (USA)
Jennifer Erhardt (USA)
Lorraine Lafleur (Bahamas)
Tamsen Larsen (USA)
Diana Schnaidt (USA)
Stephanie Waggoner (USA)

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Overview

The 2024 Atlantic Coast Pro, held in Fort Lauderdale, FL, on November 16-17, served as a qualification event for the 2025 Olympia. Furthermore, as a result, competitors across five divisions—Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, Bikini, and Women’s Physique—battled for a spot at Olympia. Moreover, in Classic Physique, Sabur Favors triumphed, earning his return to the 2025 Olympia. Meanwhile, Victor Ramirez claimed victory in Men’s Physique, securing his spot as well. Notably, in Figure, Maria Diaz showcased her strength to win the title. Additionally, Taylor Crowell surprised many by taking Bikini, narrowly defeating Angelica Teixeira. Finally, Natalia Abraham Coelho continued her dominance in Women’s Physique, further solidifying her place at the top.

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