2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro Official Results

The 2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro took place on Nov. 15-16, 2024, in Alexandria, Virginia. Without question, this event stands as the most prestigious natural bodybuilding competition on the IFBB Pro League calendar. With nine professional divisions featured, the show attracted wide attention. Interestingly, seven of those nine divisions awarded qualifications for the 2025 Olympia Weekend.

However, the Men’s Open and 212 contests were exceptions and did not grant Olympia qualifications. Even so, these divisions showcased incredible talent and drew enthusiastic crowds. For many competitors, this event marked a pivotal opportunity to gain recognition on the natural bodybuilding stage. Clearly, the stakes were high for all participants.

Importantly, the competition featured 94 professional athletes across the divisions. Among them were several newly minted pros. These athletes had earned their professional status earlier in the weekend by excelling in the amateur shows.

Ultimately, this blend of seasoned veterans and rising stars created a dynamic and competitive atmosphere. In addition, the event’s location just outside the nation’s capital added to its prominence. For the fans, the 2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro was a weekend to remember.

2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro: Official Results

The 2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro showcased top-tier athletes in Alexandria, just outside the nation’s capital. The event spanned multiple divisions, with each athlete vying for gold and a chance to cement their standing in natural bodybuilding. Below are the official results for every category held at the competition.

Men’s Open

To begin, Matt Butale showcased a commanding presence, earning a perfect score from the judges. Furthermore, his victory solidified him as the standout performer of the three competitors in this contest. At the helm of the judging panel was IFBB Pro League Vice President Tyler Manion, ensuring a rigorous evaluation process.

Meanwhile, Greg Grant claimed second place with a solid showing. In addition, Danny Strong completed the podium by finishing third. Despite the smaller lineup, all three athletes demonstrated commendable effort and preparation on stage.

Matt Butale (Canada)
Greg Grant (USA)
Danny Strong (USA)

212 Bodybuilding

Peter Boncardo claimed the 212 title in an uncontested victory. Additionally, this marked the Masters competitor’s first win in this show after four appearances. Notably, Boncardo stood out with a polished physique and strong stage presence.

At the same time, his perseverance over the years paid off in this long-awaited moment. Consequently, Boncardo’s win highlights his determination and growth in the sport. Moving forward, he has solidified his position as a formidable contender in future 212 events.

Peter Boncardo (Canada)

Classic Physique

Patrick Teutsch faced 16 challengers in a highly competitive Classic Physique division. Importantly, he battled closely with runner-up Lenny Wicks, who delivered a strong showing. Nevertheless, Teutsch’s combination of symmetry, conditioning, and presentation secured his first professional win.

Moreover, this victory earned him a coveted qualification for the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia. Meanwhile, the other competitors, including Wicks, showcased impressive physiques that raised the level of the contest. Undoubtedly, Teutsch’s achievement signals a promising future in the division.

Patrick Teutsch (Germany)
Lenny Wicks (USA)
Charles Bryant (UK)
Juan Araujo (USA)
Hanjin Choi (South Korea)
Yongseung Lee (South Korea)
Kendahl Richmond (USA)
Kikwan Seol (South Korea)
Jun Kwon (South Korea)
Jesse Valencia (USA)
Maxx Hon Chung Lam (Hong Kong)
Robert Peacock (USA)
Devon Causey (USA)
Uzoma Obilor (USA)
Elias Ghazoul (USA)
Jonathan Repollet (Puerto Rico) (Tied)
Tywuan Williams (USA) (Tied)

Men’s Physique

Titus Mbayoh stunned the field by winning in his pro debut. Furthermore, the Canadian competitor displayed a refined physique that earned him a three-point victory over runner-up Chien Hsin Chen. As a result, Mbayoh has now secured his place on the 2025 Olympia stage.

In addition, the close battle with Chen highlighted the depth of talent in this lineup. At the same time, the competitors brought varied strengths, making for an exciting show. Moving forward, Mbayoh’s victory establishes him as a rising star in the Men’s Physique division.

Titus Mbayoh (Canada)
Chien Hsin Chen (Taiwan)
Darnell Chatman (USA)
Yujin Lee (South Korea)
Raymond Akinlosotu (USA)
Torre Washington (USA)
Michael Garner (USA)
Casey Sonier (USA)
Michael Williams (USA)
Hyung Jae Woo (South Korea)
David Hammond (UK)
Cedric Miller (USA)
Flo Arthur (USA)
Kola Ayeni (USA)
Roy Best (USA)
Peter Burnett (USA) (Tied)
Eun Chong Choi (South Korea) (Tied)
Benjamin Heyward (USA) (Tied)
Reuben Joseph (USA) (Tied)
Lemar Martin (Canada) (Tied)
Mitchell Moss (USA) (Tied)
Wetta Nuualiitia (New Zealand) (Tied)
Thomas Riley (USA) (Tied)
Jarmaur Stallings (USA) (Tied)
Muying Zhai (China) (Tied)

Fitness

Jessica Zehr delivered an impressive performance, especially in the physique round. Although she finished third in the routine round, her overall consistency allowed her to hold onto a one-point victory. Consequently, this victory marked Zehr’s qualification for the 2025 Fitness Olympia.

Furthermore, Zehr’s victory was a testament to her ability to balance the demanding routine round with the physique evaluation. Meanwhile, the competition was fierce, with 2023 winner Michelle Gales coming in second. As a result, Zehr’s victory establishes her as a top contender heading into the upcoming Olympia season.

Jessica Zehr (Canada)
Michelle Gales (USA)
Missy Kinkopf (USA)
Tatiana Marie (USA)
Nicolette Spencer (USA)
Andrea Glass (USA)
Melissa Flaherty (USA)
Angie Robinson (Canada)
Madilynn Wintters (USA)
Ellie Ambs (USA)

Figure

Chelsea Mooney made history by winning the 2024 Figure title, a significant achievement after two previous attempts. Mooney had placed fifth in 2023 and third in 2022 but managed to secure the gold this time with a flawless score from the judges.

Moreover, this win highlights her continuous progress and determination. Her strong, balanced physique made her stand out in a stacked lineup. Consequently, Mooney’s victory establishes her as a dominant force in the Figure division moving forward.

Chelsea Mooney (Canada)
Shea Crotty (New Zealand)
Dekel Quant (Bahamas)
Naomi Haley (USA)
Martinna Bowen (Canada)
Rebecca Coons (Canada)
Angela Baldwin (USA)
Tonya Bauchman (USA)
Katrina Roundtree (USA)

Bikini

Lawna Dunbar triumphed in the Bikini division, securing a dominant win. Despite having Olympia experience, Dunbar had not returned since placing 16th at the 2022 Bikini Olympia. Now, with her victory in Alexandria, she has earned the chance to return to the prestigious stage in 2025.

Meanwhile, Hye Kyeong Hwang finished as the runner-up, while Ukachi Onyejiaka rounded out the top three. Despite strong competition, Dunbar’s physique stood out for its balance and conditioning. As a result, she has now positioned herself for another shot at the Olympia stage.

Lawna Dunbar (USA)
Hye Kyeong Hwang (South Korea)
Ukachi Onyejiaka (USA)
Brittany Shulman (USA)
Stephanie Walti (USA)
Ayse Morgan (USA)
Shaneeka Harmonson (USA)
Jennifer Lynch (USA)
Africa Sanz (USA)
Keanya Stuart (USA)
Deanna Patterson (USA)
Julia Heinio (Finland)
Melanie Albinio (USA)
Emily Olivia (UK)
Natalie Waples (Canada)
Ashley Downes (USA)

Women’s Physique

Trisha Pollydore made her highly anticipated pro debut in the Women’s Physique category, and she didn’t disappoint. Competing against four other talented athletes, Pollydore claimed victory and a qualification for the 2025 Women’s Physique Olympia.

Furthermore, her preparation paid off as she delivered a well-rounded physique that impressed the judges. Notably, this victory marks the beginning of what could be a promising career in the division. As a result, Pollydore has solidified her position as a rising star.

Trisha Pollydore (Canada)
Andrea Alonso (USA)
Gillian Ward (USA)
Jehina Malik (USA)

Wellness

Maria Rita Penteado narrowly edged out Riley Walsh in the Wellness division, winning by just one point. This close contest highlighted the fierce competition in the category, with both athletes delivering stellar performances.

Moreover, Penteado’s consistency across the rounds gave her the edge, securing her qualification for the 2025 Wellness Olympia. Walsh’s runner-up finish further underscores the strength of the competition, ensuring that the Wellness division remains highly competitive for years to come.

Maria Rita Penteado (USA)
Riley Walsh (USA)
Brooke Hackett (USA)
Karmen Bosket (USA)
Alisha Sturkie (USA)
Sidney Siewert (USA)
Dove Putterman (Canada)
Winglam Lee (China)
Carie Bradshaw (USA)

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Overview

The 2024 Ben Weider Naturals Pro, held on Nov. 15-16 in Alexandria, Virginia, showcased the best in natural bodybuilding across nine divisions. Notably, seven of these divisions awarded qualifications for the 2025 Olympia Weekend, while the Men’s Open and 212 contests did not. The event saw 94 professional athletes, including newly minted pros, competing at the highest level. Division winners included Matt Butale (Men’s Open), Peter Boncardo (212), Patrick Teutsch (Classic Physique), Titus Mbayoh (Men’s Physique), Jessica Zehr (Fitness), Chelsea Mooney (Figure), Lawna Dunbar (Bikini), Trisha Pollydore (Women’s Physique), and Maria Rita Penteado (Wellness). Ultimately, the competition blended seasoned athletes and rising stars, delivering an unforgettable weekend.

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