2024 Mr. Olympia Men's Open - colosseumstrength.com

The 2024 Mr. Olympia Men’s Open Bodybuilding contest took place on October 12. This year marked the event’s 60th anniversary. It unfolded at the Resorts World Theater in Las Vegas, Nevada. Samson Dauda dominated the competition. Consequently, he won a ring, $600,000, and the coveted golden Sandow trophy.

Although some notable athletes dropped out, like Tonio Burton and Nick Walker, the show still delivered non-stop action. Many unexpected names emerged as breakout stars. Meanwhile, Hadi Choopan, Martin Fitzwater, and Derek Lunsford aimed for ambitious goals. Last year, Lunsford made history as the sport’s first two-division Mr. Olympia. Thus, he was eager to extend his reign this weekend.

Fans were treated to thrilling comparisons during the finals. The competition featured a three-man showdown among Dauda, Lunsford, and Choopan. Additionally, the crowd cheered for debutante Martin Fitzwater and Hunter Labrada. Both delivered impressive individual routines.

The smallest details separated Dauda, Lunsford, and Choopan. They traded poses on stage, showcasing their strengths. Dauda excelled in side shots. Meanwhile, Lunsford dominated from the back. Choopan impressed with his front poses, particularly his abs and thighs.

After a night filled with excitement, Samson Dauda emerged as the 2024 Mr. Olympia winner. Judges awarded second place to Hadi Choopan and third to Derek Lunsford. Furthermore, Dauda received the People’s Champ Olympia Award.

Here are the official results for the Mr. Olympia Men’s Open Bodybuilding competition:

2024 Olympia Men’s Open Official Top 10 Results & Prize Money

Samson Dauda emerged victorious in the 2024 Mr. Olympia Men’s Open Bodybuilding competition. As a result, he claimed the title and a prize of $600,000. In contrast, Hadi Choopan secured second place, earning $250,000. Additionally, Derek Lunsford finished in third, while Martin Fitzwater followed in fourth. Moreover, Andrew Jacked rounded out the top five.

Meanwhile, the rankings for the remaining positions will be announced soon. For now, the excitement centers on Dauda, who also received the People’s Champion Olympia Award. His impressive performance not only captivated the audience but also showcased his dominance in the competition.

Winner: Samson Dauda – $600,000
Second Place: Hadi Choopan – $250,000
Third Place: Derek Lunsford
Fourth Place: Martin Fitzwater
Fifth Place: Andrew Jacked
Sixth Place: Coming Soon!
Seventh Place: Coming Soon!
Eighth Place: Coming Soon!
Ninth Place: Coming Soon!
Tenth Place: Coming Soon!

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People’s Champion Olympia Award: Samson Dauda

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Past Winners of Mr. Olympia Men’s Open

2024: Samson Dauda, Las Vegas, NV
2023: Derek Lunsford, Orlando, FL
2022: Hadi Choopan, Las Vegas, NV
2021: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, Orlando, FL
2020: Mamdouh “Big Ramy” Elssbiay, Orlando, FL
2019: Brandon Curry, Las Vegas, NV
2018: Shawn Rhoden, Las Vegas, NV
2017: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2016: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2015: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2014: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2013: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2012: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2011: Phil Heath, Las Vegas, NV
2010: Jay Cutler, Las Vegas, NV
2009: Jay Cutler, Las Vegas, NV
2008: Dexter Jackson, Las Vegas, NV
2007: Jay Cutler, Las Vegas, NV
2006: Jay Cutler, Las Vegas, NV
2005: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
2004: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
2003: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
2002: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
2001: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV

Below 2000 year

2000: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
1999: Ronnie Coleman, Las Vegas, NV
1998: Ronnie Coleman, New York, NY
1997: Dorian Yates, Los Angeles, CA
1996: Dorian Yates, Chicago, IL
1995: Dorian Yates, Atlanta, GA
1994: Dorian Yates, Atlanta, GA
1993: Dorian Yates, Atlanta, GA
1992: Dorian Yates, Helsinki, Finland
1991: Lee Haney, Orlando, FL
1990: Lee Haney, Chicago, IL
1989: Lee Haney, Rimini, Italy
1988: Lee Haney, Los Angeles, CA
1987: Lee Haney, Gothenburg, Sweden
1986: Lee Haney, Columbus, OH
1985: Lee Haney, Brussels, Belgium
1984: Lee Haney, New York, NY
1983: Samir Bannout, Munich, Germany
1982: Chris Dickerson, London, England
1981: Franco Columbu, Columbus, OH
1980: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sydney, Australia
1979: Frank Zane, Columbus, OH
1978: Frank Zane, Columbus, OH
1977: Frank Zane, Columbus, OH
1976: Franco Columbu, Columbus, OH
1975: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Pretoria, South Africa
1974: Arnold Schwarzenegger, New York, NY
1973: Arnold Schwarzenegger, New York, NY
1972: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Essen, Germany
1971: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Paris, France
1970: Arnold Schwarzenegger, New York, NY
1969: Sergio Oliva, New York, NY
1968: Sergio Oliva, New York, NY
1967: Sergio Oliva, New York, NY
1966: Larry Scott, New York, NY
1965: Larry Scott, New York, NY

Stay tuned for more updates as the competition unfolds!

2024 Mr. Olympia Recap

Saturday, October 12, 2024

Olympia Prejudging: 9:30 a.m.
- Classic Physique Prejudging Report
- Men’s Physique Prejudging Report
- Bikini Prejudging Report
- Pro Wheelchair (Prejudging & Finals) — Coming Soon!
Olympia Saturday Finals: 7:00 p.m.
- Mr. Olympia Results — Coming Soon!
- Classic Physique Results — Coming Soon!
- Men’s Physique Results — Coming Soon!
- Bikini Results — Coming Soon!

Friday, October 11, 2024

Olympia Prejudging Reports:
- 212 Olympia Prejudging Report
- Fitness Prejudging Report
- Figure Prejudging Report
- Women’s Physique Prejudging Report
- Ms. Olympia Prejudging Report
- Wellness Prejudging Report
Friday Finals Results:
- Figure Olympia Results
- Women’s Physique Olympia Results
- Fitness Olympia Results
- Ms. Olympia Results
- Wellness Results
- Men’s 212 Olympia Results
Mr. Olympia Prejudging (following Friday Night Finals)*

2024 Olympia Withdrawals

Several athletes have withdrawn from the competition, including:

Nick Walker
Nathan De Asha
Big Ramy
Tonio Burton
Oleh Kryvyi (212)
Terrence Ruffin (Classic Physique)
Brandon Hendrickson (Men’s Physique)
Diogo Montenegro (Men’s Physique)
Jennifer Dorie (Bikini)
Maureen Blanquisco (Bikini)

Stay tuned for further updates as the competition continues!

2024 Olympia Coverage:

Watch 2024 Mr. Olympia at Colosseum strength Hub

To watch the 2024 Mr. Olympia, make sure to check official sources for livestream details. Moreover, key moments like prejudging reports, finals, and expert analysis will be available. For additional information, you can visit the official Olympia website as well as Colosseum Strength, both of which provide extensive coverage.

For a more comprehensive experience, head over to Colosseum Strength’s dedicated Olympia hub. It offers recaps, highlights, and expert insights on each stage of the event. Furthermore, their Live Blog delivers real-time updates throughout the competition. Stay tuned, as this promises to be a thrilling showcase of bodybuilding’s elite!

Overview

The 2024 Mr. Olympia Men’s Open Bodybuilding contest took place on October 12, marking its 60th anniversary at the Resorts World Theater in Las Vegas. Samson Dauda dominated the competition. As a result, he won the golden Sandow trophy and a prize of $600,000. Despite notable withdrawals, including Tonio Burton and Nick Walker, the event still showcased impressive performances. Breakout stars like Martin Fitzwater and Hunter Labrada emerged. The finals featured an exciting three-man showdown among Dauda, Hadi Choopan, and Derek Lunsford. Lunsford aimed to extend his title as the first two-division Mr. Olympia. Ultimately, Dauda claimed the People’s Champion Olympia Award. Meanwhile, Choopan and Lunsford secured second and third places, respectively.

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