The 2025 Hurricane Pro, held on October 17–18 in St. Petersburg, Florida, showcased top-tier bodybuilding talent across multiple divisions and finally results are revealed. Athletes competed fiercely for early qualification to the 2026 Mr. Olympia, with standout performances in Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Figure, and Bikini. The event served as a pivotal moment in the bodybuilding calendar, drawing competitors from around the globe.

In Classic Physique, Justin Badurina delivered a flawless package of symmetry, conditioning, and stage presence, securing his qualification for the 2026 Olympia. The Men’s Physique division saw Benquil Marigny rise to the top with his razor-sharp conditioning and confident stage presence. Tessa Meetze impressed judges in the Figure category with her balance and poise, while Aimee Leann Delgado captivated audiences in Bikini with her stunning shape and flawless posing.

These victories not only earned the champions their Olympia qualifications but also solidified their positions as rising stars in the bodybuilding community. The competition was a testament to the dedication and hard work of all the athletes involved.

2025 Hurricane Pro Results

Men’s Open Bodybuilding

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The Men’s Open division at the 2025 Hurricane Pro featured a highly competitive lineup, with athletes showcasing exceptional size and conditioning. While the official results and scorecards for this division are not available in the provided sources, the competition was marked by its depth and the high level of talent on display. Athletes from various countries competed fiercely for the top spots, demonstrating the global appeal and prestige of the Hurricane Pro.

Classic Physique

Justin Badurina’s performance was a masterclass in Classic Physique aesthetics. His symmetry, conditioning, and stage presence were unparalleled, earning him the top spot and an early qualification for the 2026 Mr. Olympia. Matthew Greggo and Vince Krause rounded out the top three, both delivering impressive physiques that showcased the depth of talent in this division.

The competition highlighted the growing depth in Classic Physique, with athletes like James English and Jose Suarez pushing the boundaries of aesthetics and conditioning. Each competitor brought a unique blend of size, symmetry, and stage presence, making for a highly competitive lineup.

Overall, the Classic Physique division at the 2025 Hurricane Pro set a high standard for future competitions, with athletes continuing to elevate the criteria of aesthetics and conditioning.

Results Table — Classic Physique (Top 10)

 

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Men’s Physique

Benquil Marigny showcased razor-sharp conditioning and confident stage presence to claim the Men’s Physique title, earning his spot at the 2026 Olympia. Drew Cullen and Emile Walker followed closely, both demonstrating exceptional aesthetics and stage charisma.

The division was marked by its depth, with athletes like Raymon Williamson and Ryan Black pushing the boundaries of conditioning and presentation. Each competitor brought a unique blend of size, symmetry, and stage presence, making for a highly competitive lineup.

Marigny’s victory not only earned him an Olympia qualification but also solidified his status as one of the top contenders in the Men’s Physique category.

Results Table — Men’s Physique (Top 10)

 

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👙 Bikini

Aimee Leann Delgado brought stunning shape and flawless posing to claim victory in the Bikini division, securing her qualification for next year’s Olympia. Xinyi Chen and Iulia Baba followed closely, both demonstrating exceptional aesthetics and stage presence.

The division was marked by its depth, with athletes like Gulsah Gorgulu and Cristobalina Pajares Torres showcasing remarkable conditioning and presentation. Each competitor brought a unique blend of size, symmetry, and stage presence, making for a highly competitive lineup.

Delgado’s victory not only earned her an Olympia qualification but also solidified her status as one of the top contenders in the Bikini category.

Results Table — Bikini (Top 10)

 

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Figure

Tessa Meetze impressed the judges with balance, poise, and outstanding stage control to take home gold in the Figure division. Anna Borin and Maude Exantus followed closely, both demonstrating exceptional symmetry and stage presence.

The division showcased the depth of talent in the Figure category, with athletes like Manuella Lima and Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz pushing the boundaries of aesthetics and conditioning. Each competitor brought a unique blend of size, symmetry, and stage presence, making for a highly competitive lineup.

Meetze’s victory not only earned her an Olympia qualification but also solidified her status as one of the top contenders in the Figure category.

Results Table — Figure (Top 10)

 

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2025 Hurricane Pro Official Scorecards

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The 2025 IFBB Hurricane Pro, held on October 17–18 in St. Petersburg, Florida, featured standout performances across various divisions. In Men’s Physique, Benquil Marigny secured the top spot, followed by Drew Cullen and Emile Walker. The Classic Physique category saw Justin Badurina emerge victorious, with Matthew Greggo and Vince Krause rounding out the top three. In Women’s Figure, Tessa Meetze claimed first place, while in Women’s Bikini, Aimee Leann Delgado took the win. These athletes showcased exceptional conditioning and aesthetics, earning early qualifications for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.

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