The 2025 Olympia Wellness Finals concluded on Friday night and finally results are revealed, October 10, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada, as the world’s top athletes stepped onto bodybuilding’s biggest stage. This year’s division carried massive anticipation — not only because it has grown into one of the most popular categories, but also because it promised a new era after three-time champion Francielle Mattos sat out.

From the opening comparisons, the intensity was clear. Eduarda Bezerra 🇧🇷 and Isabelle Nunes 🇧🇷 battled pose for pose, commanding the stage with flawless lower-body conditioning and balance. The crowd erupted as both athletes made their case for the top spot. With every round, Bezerra’s superior flow, presentation, and tight conditioning began to separate her from the pack.

As the finals unfolded, Bezerra’s confidence shone through. Nunes, who entered as the reigning champion, showcased her signature shape and detail but couldn’t hold off Bezerra’s improvements. Judges rewarded Bezerra’s complete package with first place — earning her the title of 2025 Wellness Olympia Champion and a $50,000 prize.

This marks Bezerra’s first Olympia victory and solidifies her as the third athlete to ever hold the Wellness Olympia crown. With Francielle Mattos absent and Nunes dethroned, Bezerra’s triumph signals the beginning of a new chapter in the division’s history.

🏆 2025 Olympia Wellness Results

Judges started by testing symmetry, lower-body fullness, and presentation in the first callout. The group included Elisa Alcantara, Leonida Ciobu, Rayane Fogal and the top names, giving context to the division’s range.

Next, Isabelle Nunes and Eduarda Bezerra stood out immediately for consistent balance and shape; both earned repeated center-stage looks during prejudging.

Finally, spectators noted that early comparisons favored athletes with both fullness and clean separation — traits that set the tone for later rounds.

Second, panels used the second and third callouts to separate middle-tier athletes from true podium threats. Several competitors improved their placement through crisp posing and tighter conditioning.
Meanwhile, judges took special care to compare lower-body density among contenders — a key Wellness metric that often decides tight placings.

Finally, the early rounds confirmed that while the division had depth, Bezerra and Nunes carried the clearest cases for the top spots.

Third, athletes who showed steady pacing and staged presence in opening comparisons gained momentum. Judges rewarded those who posed with rhythm and consistency under pressure.

Meanwhile, a handful of veterans used the early rounds to set themselves apart for top-10 contention.
Finally, early applause and reaction from the crowd foreshadowed a competitive night ahead.

Mid-Rounds and Separations

Mid-session callouts gave judges time to refine the ranking for places three through seven. Competitors such as Elisa Alcantara and Rayane Fogal pushed hard to remain in contention.

Next, the sixth callout acted as a clearing round; judges probed for small differences in proportions, transitions, and conditioning that would decide final top-five spots.

Finally, by the end of the mid rounds, the field narrowed visibly — the top challengers separated from the larger pack.

Second, athletes who managed energy and stage presence well during these rounds improved their prospects. Some competitors who entered quietly rose into the judges’ view by methodically hitting every pose.

Meanwhile, judges emphasized lines and balance over flash; athletes with consistent muscularity held the advantage.

Finally, the mid rounds left little doubt that Bezerra, Nunes, and Alcantara would occupy the top leaves of the leaderboard.

Third, comparisons in the mid session also highlighted conditioning differences that mattered most under the stage lights. Judges looked for muscle tone without over-dryness and for a balanced silhouette.

Next, the crowd response favored athletes who combined power with polished presentation — an intangible that carries weight in close calls.

Finally, the mid session set the stage for a decisive final callout where the title fight would be obvious.

Final Callout & Results

The seventh callout narrowed the division to the provisional top three: Eduarda Bezerra, Isabelle Nunes, and Elisa Alcantara. Judges ran mandatory comparisons to test every detail.

Next, Bezerra’s lower-body fullness and clean symmetry consistently won favorable looks, while Nunes showed the sort of refinement that had earned her the title previously.

Finally, the judges’ totals placed Bezerra on top, with Nunes second and Alcantara third — a result that reflected consistency across all judging rounds.

Second, the prize payouts followed standard Olympia structure for the division’s top five. Bezerra collected the $50,000 first-place purse; Nunes earned $20,000, and Alcantara took $12,000 for third.

Meanwhile, Rayane Fogal and Leonida Ciobu rounded out the top five and received the remainder of the announced payouts.

Finally, the victory marks a milestone: Bezerra becomes the third Wellness Olympia champion, a notable shift in the division’s early history.

Third, officials published the judging round totals as the initial scorecard; the finals column in your source was blank, so the published judging totals determine the placings here. Judges rewarded low totals (fewer points) and consistency.

Next, the full official scorecard is included below.

 

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Top 10 Wellness Results

2025 Olympia Wellness Official Scorecard

🏅 Previous Wellness Olympia Champions

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2025 Mr. Olympia Viewing Schedule (Eastern Time)

Thursday, October 9

• Press Conference: 3:00 PM ET

• Meet the Olympians: 7:00 PM ET

Friday, October 10

• Prejudging of Fitness, 212, Figure, Women’s Physique, Ms. Olympia, Wellness begins 9:30 AM ET

• Finals for those divisions: 6:00 PM ET

• Following those finals, Mr. Olympia Prejudging

Saturday, October 11

• Prejudging for Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini, Pro Wheelchair: 9:30 AM ET

• Finals for Bikini, Men’s Physique, Classic Physique, and Mr. Olympia Finals: 7:00 PM ET

Sunday, October 12

• Champions Seminar: 9:00 AM ET

Quick Reference Table — Divisions & Schedule

Overview

Eduarda Bezerra’s win at the 2025 Wellness Olympia represents a changing of the guard. With Isabelle Nunes and Elisa Alcantara close behind, the top of the division remains highly competitive. Bezerra’s victory showcases a blend of perfect lower-body conditioning, balance, and presentation that defines the Wellness ideal. As the Olympia weekend continues, her performance stands as one of the defining moments of bodybuilding’s 61st anniversary.

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