2024 Taiwan Pro Finale Official Results

The 2024 Taiwan Pro Finale took place from Dec. 20-22, 2024, in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Notably, this was the last bodybuilding event of the 2024 season. Furthermore, the competition offered four Olympia qualification spots, with athletes from 212, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Bikini divisions competing for a chance to earn a spot in the 2025 Olympia.

As a result, Ching Chieh Lin won in 212, Yu Bin Chen took the Classic Physique crown, Yoon Sung Lee triumphed in Men’s Physique, and Dahye Jeon secured the Bikini title. In addition, all four winners earned their respective Olympia qualifications.

Ultimately, this event marked a significant conclusion to the 2024 bodybuilding season. Moreover, the winners now look ahead to the 2025 Olympia, where they will compete on bodybuilding’s biggest stage.

2024 Taiwan Pro Finale Bodybuilding Show Official Results

Here are the final results for all four events.

212 Bodybuilding

Ching Chieh Lin (Taiwan)
Aphichai Wandee (Thailand)
Geonwoo Kim (South Korea)
Nam Eun Cho (South Korea)
Abolfazl Mashayekhi (Iran)
Young Gyu Kim (South Korea)
Hill Chou (Taiwan)
Ray Chao (Taiwan)
Jamie Do Rego (UAE)

Initially, Lin appeared much improved compared to his performance at the 2024 Toronto Pro Supershow, where he placed 14th. Additionally, his presentation in this contest was flawless, as he received a perfect score from the judges. As a result, his victory secured his spot in the 2025 212 Olympia, making him the 12th athlete to qualify.

Furthermore, Lin’s achievement marks a historic milestone. He became the first Taiwanese competitor to earn a spot in the prestigious event. This accomplishment has undeniably solidified his reputation as a rising star in the 212 division.

Looking ahead, Lin’s win gives him significant momentum for the upcoming Olympia. Consequently, it will be interesting to see how his preparations unfold as he aims to compete at the highest level. Ultimately, this victory serves as a crucial step in his bodybuilding career.

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Classic Physique

Yu Bin Chen (Taiwan)
Yukihiro Yuasa (Japan)
Jason Huang (Taiwan)
Lihsuan Liu (Taiwan)
Jun Lang Han (Taiwan)
Benjamin Broughton (Singapore)
Kherlen Batbayar (Mongolia)
Brian Au (Hong Kong)
Wei Chieh Huang (Taiwan)
Wu Harry (Taiwan)
Yeol Bak (South Korea)
Maxx Hon Chung Lam (Hong Kong)
Hyunwoo Shi (South Korea)
Jaewan Park (South Korea)

Chen’s most recent contest was the 2024 Moe’s Muscles Pro, where he placed second. Despite not securing the top spot there, he came into this event with confidence and focus. His performance was reminiscent of his previous showing, enough to clinch the win here.

Therefore, Chen’s victory granted him the highly coveted qualification for the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia. This win solidified his status as one of the top competitors in the division. Moreover, his consistent performances over the past few months demonstrate his dedication and readiness for Olympia competition.

Moving forward, Chen will no doubt prepare for the challenges that await at the Olympia stage. His performance in this show showcases the caliber of athlete he has become. With his Olympia qualification secured, Chen now has the opportunity to compete among the best.

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Men’s Physique

Yoon Sung Lee (South Korea)
Farouq Ishimoto (Japan)
Rui Liu (China)
Gymray Yu (Taiwan)
Chien Hsin Chen (Taiwan)
Ming Chieh Tsai (Taiwan)
Jackson Peos (Australia)
Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad (Singapore)
Zihao Wei (Taiwan)
Jimmy Chen (Taiwan)
Seungho Chae (South Korea)
Auppachai Phonklad (Thailand)
Seungmu Lee (South Korea)
Steven Liu (Taiwan)
Woo Young Seo (South Korea)
Penny Cheung (Hong Kong)

Naturally, Lee, a favorite to win the Men’s Physique competition, brought his A-game to the stage. Having placed 13th at the 2024 Olympia, he was positioned as a strong contender here. His presentation was on point, earning him a perfect score from the judges.

This victory marks Lee’s second pro win of the year. Additionally, it further establishes him as a top athlete in the Men’s Physique division. Moreover, his consistency throughout the year has set him apart from other competitors.

Looking ahead, Lee’s performance will likely keep him in the mix for future Olympia placements. His experience and confidence on stage make him a formidable force. Undoubtedly, his goal is to maintain this momentum as he prepares for the 2025 season.

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Bikini

Dahye Jeon (South Korea)
Miharu Kurachi (Japan)
Yuhsuan Fu (Taiwan)
Maiko Otsuka (Japan)
Jamie Wu (New Zealand)
Amanda Lee (Singapore)
Asaka Kimura (Japan)
Baek Minhee (South Korea)
Shelly Hsieh (Taiwan)
Josephine Yeong (Malaysia)
Man Chen Wang (Taiwan)
Wendy Tsai (Taiwan)
Hye Kyeong Hwang (South Korea)
Bridget Bailey (Australia)
Jule Schwabe (Germany)

Tied for 16th

Taerin Kim (South Korea)
Chayapa Marachotisakul (Thailand)
Rico Ohara (Japan)

Despite her previous performance at the 2024 Bikini Olympia, where she did not crack the top 15, Jeon rebounded strongly at this event. She quickly managed to hold off 17 other competitors, ending 2024 on a high note.

Importantly, her victory here is an impressive comeback, but the future remains uncertain. It is unclear whether Jeon will compete in the 2025 season or hold off until the Olympia to return to the stage. However, her performance in this show proves that she is still a force to be reckoned with.

Looking forward, Jeon’s win provides a boost to her confidence and a potential path toward greater success. Regardless of her next steps, she has undoubtedly shown that she can compete at the highest level. The coming months will reveal if she decides to compete again in 2025 or wait for the big stage at the Olympia.

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Overview

The 2024 Taiwan Pro Finale, held from Dec. 20-22 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, was the final bodybuilding event of the season. Notably, it offered four Olympia qualifications across 212, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Bikini divisions. As a result, Ching Chieh Lin won 212, Yu Bin Chen claimed Classic Physique, Yoon Sung Lee triumphed in Men’s Physique, and Dahye Jeon secured the Bikini title. Consequently, all four athletes earned their spots in the 2025 Olympia. Ultimately, the event marked a significant end to the season, with the winners now looking ahead to competing on the Olympia stage.

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