The 2025 AGP Pro in Gyeonggi State, South Korea, delivered a night of exceptional bodybuilding. Six divisions took the stage, and every athlete fought for one of the sport’s most valuable prizes — an Olympia qualification.

The show brought together athletes from Asia, Europe, and South America. Each competitor brought their best package, aiming to impress the judges and fans. The crowd’s energy reflected how much the AGP Pro has grown into one of the IFBB Pro League’s premier global stops.

From flawless conditioning in Men’s 212 to the grace and stage control of Bikini, the event offered something for every fan. Each division crowned a champion, and several faces emerged as new international threats heading into 2026.

By the end of the night, six gold medals were awarded, and six athletes walked away with renewed confidence — already setting their sights on Las Vegas for next year’s Olympia weekend.

2025 AGP Pro South Korea Results

Lets deep dive into the 2025 AGP Pro South Korea Results discussed below: 

Top Winners – All Divisions

 

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Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

The Men’s 212 division was a battle of density and conditioning. Zhaofeng He of China 🥇 brought crisp separation and a complete look that earned him the win. His combination of muscular maturity and balance stood out immediately once the comparisons began.

In second place, Oman’s Anwar Al Balushi 🥈 impressed with sharp lines and deeper muscle detail than ever before. His posing routine earned loud applause and confirmed his place among the top 212 athletes in Asia. South Korea’s Soohyun Park 🥉 rounded out the top three with strong proportion and a confident presence.

Each finalist brought competitive energy, but He’s victory was decisive. His win also gave China a major moment in the growing Asian bodybuilding scene.

 

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Classic Physique

The Classic Physique class was dominated by Mikhail Timoshin of Russia 🥇. His structure, vacuum pose, and stage command defined what the division represents — balance and beauty over mass. He brought a clean, aesthetic look that reminded many of Golden Era symmetry.

Seungchan Hong of South Korea 🥈 followed closely with dense muscle separation and an exceptional midsection. His presence pushed Timoshin to hold nothing back. Jongmin Lee 🥉 placed third, displaying refined posing and impressive leg development.

The top three stood out for their flow and presentation. Each one represented a different interpretation of the “classic” ideal, giving the judges a tough but thrilling decision.

 

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Men’s Physique

In Men’s Physique, Vietnam’s Hoang Dang 🥇 took home gold after commanding every lineup he entered. His confidence, tight waist, and perfectly capped shoulders gave him a decisive edge.

Raj Kumar Paswan of India 🥈 came in second, earning praise for his stage charisma and refined posing. Russia’s Rustam Krymukov 🥉 landed third, rounding out a podium that represented three different nations.

This division continues to evolve, and the AGP Pro showed just how global Men’s Physique has become. Every finalist brought intensity and modern presentation.

 

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Figure

The Figure division delivered an elegant showcase of balance and poise. Tereza Linhartova from the Czech Republic 🥇 once again proved why she is one of Europe’s most consistent champions. Her detail and flow stood out under the bright stage lights.

Adela Ondrejovicova of Slovakia 🥈 brought a polished, athletic frame, and Gabriela Hejna 🥉 rounded out the top three with graceful posing and control. Each of them presented an exceptional example of femininity blended with athleticism.

The crowd appreciated the division’s professionalism and presentation, and Linhartova’s win continued her strong competitive momentum this season.

 

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Bikini

The Bikini competition showcased grace, proportion, and charisma. Sara Choi of South Korea 🥇 delivered an unbeatable combination of poise and conditioning. Every turn and pose demonstrated control, earning her the judges’ unanimous approval.

Dahye Jeon 🥈 finished close behind, making it a one-two sweep for South Korea. Japan’s Rena Ajima 🥉 impressed the panel with balanced shape and smooth presentation.

This division continues to highlight Asia’s deep talent pool. Choi’s victory confirmed her place as one of the most dominant Bikini pros in the region.

 

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Wellness

Brazil’s Camile Luz 🥇 captured the Wellness title with undeniable lower-body development and unmatched stage presence. Her confident demeanor and full, round muscle shapes set the tone for the entire category.

Wenqian Yang of China 🥈 followed with clean lines and a more athletic look that impressed the judges. Tries Liu of Taiwan 🥉 rounded out the top three with graceful posing and symmetry.

The Wellness class continues to grow rapidly across Asia, and Luz’s victory adds another milestone to Brazil’s dominance in the division.

 

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The 2025 AGP Pro South Korea captured the spirit of international bodybuilding — precision, diversity, and evolution. Each winner secured an early path to the 2026 Mr. Olympia and set the tone for the coming season. The competition reflected a growing shift: Asia now plays a central role in shaping the sport’s future. From Brazil to Russia and across Korea, the night crowned six champions who are now ready for the next stage of bodybuilding’s biggest journey.

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