2025 Pittsburgh Pro Bodybuilding Show Official Results

The 2025 Pittsburgh Pro took place on May 10–11 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For the first time, organizers added a Men’s Open contest to the lineup. As a result, the event drew more attention than ever. A new expo floor also helped make it the show’s biggest edition to date.

Derek Lunsford won the inaugural Men’s Open title. In doing so, he collected a $100,000 check and added another milestone to his growing résumé. Previously, the Pittsburgh Pro only featured guest posers from the Open class. Now, the stakes are higher—with Olympia implications on the line.

Elsewhere, six other divisions awarded Olympia qualifications. Terrence Ruffin secured the Classic Physique win. Erin Banks took first in Men’s Physique. Meanwhile, Aimee Delgado earned gold in Bikini.

Additionally, Lola Montez won in the Figure division. Valquiria Lopes claimed victory in Wellness. Altogether, the event produced seven new names for the 2025 Mr. Olympia stage.

2025 Pittsburgh Pro Results

The full results from the 2025 Pittsburgh Pro are as follows:

🏆 Men’s Open Bodybuilding

🇺🇸 Derek Lunsford 🏆
🇺🇸 Nicholas Walker
🇺🇸 Martin Fitzwater
🇳🇱 William Bonac
🇸🇰 Michal Krizanek
🇧🇷 Leandro Sencini Peres
🇺🇸 Ron Gordon
🇩🇪 Justin Musiol
🇨🇿 Pavel Beran
🇬🇧 Joe Ballinger
🇧🇷 Marcelo Pedro Da Cruz
🇺🇸 Bartley Weaver IV
🇺🇸 Vincenzo Masone
🇺🇸 Douglas Connor

Derek Lunsford 🇺🇸 claimed the Men’s Open title, reinforcing his status as a front-runner for the 2025 Mr. Olympia. From the moment he stepped on stage, his density, symmetry, and conditioning stood out. His win marked a defining moment in his professional career.

Right behind him, Nick Walker 🇺🇸 delivered another powerful showing. Though not victorious, Walker’s size and grainy conditioning earned him the runner-up position. Martin Fitzwater 🇺🇸 rounded out the top three, with a look that balanced mass with shape.

Notably, former greats William Bonac 🇳🇱 and Michal Krizanek 🇸🇰 placed fourth and fifth, respectively. Leandro Peres 🇧🇷, Ron Gordon 🇺🇸, and Justin Musiol 🇩🇪 filled out the middle tier. Meanwhile, names like Pavel Beran 🇨🇿 and Joe Ballinger 🇬🇧 showed they still belong among the best.

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🏆 Classic Physique

🇺🇸 Terrence Ruffin 🏆
🇪🇸 Josema Munoz
🇭🇺 Richard Nagy
🇺🇸 Brady King
🇦🇺 Murat Khan
🇺🇸 Anton Ratushnyi
🇺🇸 Caike Deoliveira
🇨🇴 Camilo Diaz
🇺🇸 Dom Carter
🇺🇸 Zay Adonnis
🇺🇸 Jamir Grady
🇺🇸 James Smith
🇺🇸 Juan Medina
🇺🇸 Damion Ricketts
🇺🇸 Leo Mayrhofer
T-16. 🇺🇸 Joe Davis
T-16. 🇺🇸 Adk Diaz
T-16. 🇺🇸 Jamie Leroyce

Terrence Ruffin 🇺🇸 made a powerful return to form by winning his first-ever Pittsburgh Pro title. Notably, the Classic Physique contest came down to a razor-thin margin—Ruffin edged out Josema Munoz 🇪🇸 by just one point on the scorecards. As a result, Ruffin earned his qualification for the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia.

Importantly, this victory sets Ruffin on a new trajectory. Since Chris Bumstead announced his retirement and left the Olympia title vacant, Ruffin now sees a rare opportunity. Clearly, he hopes to chase the only title that has eluded him and begin a legacy of his own.

Meanwhile, Richard Nagy 🇭🇺 landed in third place with a balanced and aesthetic look. In contrast, Brady King 🇺🇸 and Murat Khan 🇦🇺 finished fourth and fifth, each delivering structure but lacking Ruffin’s refinement. Finally, Caike Deoliveira 🇺🇸 and Camilo Diaz 🇨🇴 showed potential but missed the mark in a very competitive lineup.

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🏆 Men’s Physique

🇺🇸 Erin Banks 🏆
🇧🇷 Vitor Chaves
🇧🇷 Edvan Palmeira
🇺🇸 Brandon Hendrickson
🇺🇸 Ricardo Cenat
🇨🇳 Carlos Asiedu Ocran
🇨🇳 Mengyi Liu
🇹🇷 Tunahan Guler
🇻🇪 Victor Ramirez
🇺🇸 Rhyan Clark
🇸🇪 Adama Jammeh
🇺🇸 Jordan Clark
🇺🇸 Miguel Zapata
🇺🇸 Burak King
🇮🇹 Riccardo Croci
T-16. 🇺🇸 Steven Bonini
T-16. 🇺🇸 Tan Dhaliwal
T-16. 🇺🇸 Alex Gibson
T-16. 🇺🇸 Jorge Hernandez
T-16. 🇺🇸 Adams Joseph
T-16. 🇬🇧 Michael Kent
T-16. 🇺🇸 Gage Moran
T-16. 🇺🇸 Bruce Nolte
T-16. 🇧🇷 Maiki Ono
T-16. 🇮🇷 Shayan Parvaz
T-16. 🇺🇸 Brehon Perry
T-16. 🇺🇸 Ahmed Saleh
T-16. 🇨🇳 Ren Yi Xie

Erin Banks 🇺🇸 owned the stage from the start in Men’s Physique. Interestingly, he sported a beard, breaking away from his usual clean-shaven look. From pre-judging through finals, he stood dead center and never gave up the spotlight.

Even with two-time Olympia champion Ryan Terry watching from the crowd, Banks never wavered. Because he is already Olympia-qualified, this win didn’t come with a qualification slot—but it did cement his dominance. His overall conditioning and presence made the difference.

Vitor Chaves 🇧🇷 and Edvan Palmeira 🇧🇷 followed in second and third with strong performances. Meanwhile, Brandon Hendrickson 🇺🇸 showed up sharp but placed fourth. Mengyang Zhang 🇨🇳, Furkan Er 🇹🇷, and Siavash Rahmani 🇮🇷 rounded out a deep international top 10.

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🏆 Figure

🇨🇦 Lola Montez 🏆
🇲🇽 Natalia Soltero
🇩🇪 Lena Ramsteiner
🇺🇸 Nicole Zenobia Graham
🇺🇸 Melissa Brodsky
🇩🇪 Jennifer Zienert
🇩🇪 Jeanne Kassel
🇸🇰 Adela Ondrejovicova
🇬🇹 Ericka Morgan
🇧🇷 Manuella Lima
🇷🇺 Natalia Sharapova
🇨🇦 Nicole Drobot
🇩🇪 Hannah Prause
🇬🇧 Rebecca Farrell
🇺🇸 Cierra Alexis
T-16. 🇺🇸 Desiree Alferes
T-16. 🇸🇰 Michelle Blaze
T-16. 🇺🇸 Spree Dyess
T-16. 🇺🇸 Clarissa Fortune
T-16. 🇺🇸 Jennifer Johnson
T-16. 🇺🇸 Daniella Means
T-16. 🇺🇸 Kiira Poux
T-16. 🇺🇸 Tamika Tucker
T-16. 🇺🇸 Melissa Zingale

Lola Montez 🇨🇦 left no doubt in Figure. From the moment she walked out, her conditioning, symmetry, and posing separated her from the rest. Even though Natalia Soltero 🇲🇽 and Lena Ramsteiner 🇩🇪 brought solid looks, they couldn’t match her presence.

Because Montez placed third at the 2024 Olympia, she was already locked in for 2025. Therefore, this win was more about momentum than qualification. Clearly, she’s raising the bar in every show.

Nicole Zenobia Graham 🇺🇸 and Melissa Brodsky 🇺🇸 placed fourth and fifth respectively, showing consistent form. Also placing in the top 10 were Lili Dong 🇨🇳, Kristen McGregor 🇨🇦, and Tarryn Garlington 🇺🇸. Montez’s continued evolution makes her one to watch come Olympia time.

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🏆 Bikini

🇺🇸 Aimee Delgado 🏆
🇺🇸 Ashlyn Little
🇺🇸 Maureen Blanquisco
🇺🇸 Ivi Escandar Fernandez
🇺🇸 Maria Acosta
🇺🇸 Ally Vatthauer
🇺🇸 Alice Rocha
🇺🇸 Jordan Brannon
🇺🇸 Ariana Brothers
🇺🇸 Lacy Rutland
🇷🇴 Iulia Baba
🇰🇷 Ji Bin Park
🇩🇴 Sharon Ramos
🇺🇸 Jessica Wilson
🇺🇸 Lexus Redmond
T-16. 🇺🇸 Brookelinh Aquilino
T-16. 🇦🇺 Holly Baxter
T-16. 🇨🇳 Liang Bin
T-16. 🇺🇸 Torey Braly
T-16. 🇺🇸 Oksana Bryhidyr
T-16. 🇺🇸 Jenny Chan
T-16. 🇨🇭 Maiwenn Crausaz
T-16. 🇺🇸 Ashley Hampton
T-16. 🇺🇸 Bailey Harrison
T-16. 🇨🇳 Sasa He
T-16. 🇰🇷 Dahye Jeon
T-16. 🇺🇸 Fatima Rashid
T-16. 🇺🇸 Ali Taylor
T-16. 🇺🇸 Kallie Travers
T-16. 🇨🇳 Vikki Wey

Aimee Delgado 🇺🇸 made it three straight in Pittsburgh. This time, she beat out 29 competitors to earn her third consecutive Bikini title here. After recent setbacks—including a silver at the 2025 Bikini International and fourth place at the 2024 Olympia—this win was a return to form.

Because Delgado was already qualified for the 2025 Olympia, she didn’t earn a new qualification. However, this performance gave her critical momentum and confidence moving forward. Her look was polished, with a tighter waist and improved glute detail.

Ashlyn Little 🇺🇸 and Maureen Blanquisco 🇺🇸 followed closely in second and third. Ivi Escandar 🇺🇸 and Maria Acosta 🇺🇸 rounded out the top five. Cristina Silaghi 🇷🇴, Minji Kim 🇰🇷, and Julia Fory 🇨🇭 added international diversity and kept the lineup stacked with top talent.

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🏆 Women’s Physique

🇺🇸 Natalia Abraham Coelho 🏆
🇺🇸 Rachel Daniels
🇺🇸 Sheronica Henton
🇦🇹 Birgit Andersch
🇸🇰 Anna-Lena Prinz
🇺🇸 Natalie Rae Wolfe
🇫🇷 Barbara Menage
🇨🇳 Xin Qi
🇺🇸 Justine Albert
🇰🇷 Jihye Lee
🇺🇸 Kristine Salinas

Natalia Abraham Coelho 🇺🇸 returned to Pittsburgh after skipping the 2024 edition—and returned in dominant form. She claimed her third straight Pittsburgh Pro title, continuing a streak that began in 2022. More importantly, this marked her 2025 season debut.

Since she already holds the Olympia crown, no qualification was needed. Still, her win served notice to every other contender. She remains the standard in Women’s Physique.

Rachel Daniels 🇺🇸 and Sheronica Henton 🇺🇸 pushed hard but couldn’t match her detail and density. Rounding out the top 10 were Victoria Myslik 🇦🇹, Lenka Ferencukova 🇸🇰, and Louise Morin 🇫🇷. With every outing, Coelho reminds the world why she’s the reigning champion.

🏆 Wellness

🇧🇷 Valquiria Lopes 🏆
🇧🇷 Rayane Fogal
🇲🇩 Leonida Leo
🇨🇦 Kassandra Gillis
🇸🇰 Lisa Meiswinkel
🇪🇸 Chery Figueroa Calix
🇬🇧 Wynter Addams
🇪🇸 Sandra Colorado Acal
🇺🇸 Jasmine Payne
🇬🇧 Sophie Brewster
🇪🇸 Ruth Petizco
🇺🇸 Melitza Guerrero
🇺🇸 Ruth Martinez
🇺🇸 Jennifer Zollars
🇺🇸 Nikki Raymond
T-16. 🇺🇸 Jasmine Amato
T-16. 🇺🇸 Casey Delong
T-16. 🇦🇺 Monika Jedras
T-16. 🇨🇦 Whitney Lobreau
T-16. 🇫🇮 Sirke Virkkunen
T-16. 🇰🇷 Minju Yoon

Valquiria Lopes 🇧🇷 pulled off the night’s biggest upset. In her Pittsburgh debut—and just her second pro season—she defeated a loaded lineup. By the final tally, she beat fellow Brazilian Rayane Fogal 🇧🇷 by only three points.

Because of the narrow score and her emerging status, the result stunned many in attendance. However, Lopes brought better balance, stage presence, and tight conditioning. She now heads to the 2025 Olympia with serious momentum.

Leonida Leo 🇲🇩, Kassandra Gillis 🇨🇦, and Kristiana Dulin 🇺🇸 filled out the top five. Notably, Rejoice Godwin 🇫🇮, Wenjing Zhang 🇨🇳, and Yoo Jeong Lee 🇰🇷 added to the international firepower. Lopes may have just announced herself as the next rising star in Wellness.

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🏛 Other Notes

This year’s 2025 Pittsburgh Pro marked a major milestone in bodybuilding history. Jim Manion, the IFBB Pro League and NPC president, celebrated 50 years of promoting bodybuilding in Pittsburgh. He received onstage recognition during the finals to honor his decades of impact.

In addition, organizers confirmed the date for next year’s show. The 2026 Pittsburgh Pro will return to the same venue on May 16–17, 2026. With this year’s competitive fire and history-making performances, expectations are already building.

Altogether, the 2025 Pittsburgh Pro wasn’t just another stop on the road to Olympia. It was a redefining moment. From Ruffin to Lopes, new contenders stepped up. Veterans held their ground. And the race toward the Olympia is now officially underway.

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Overview

The 2025 Pittsburgh Pro, held on May 10-11 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, made history with the debut of a Men’s Open contest, attracting significant attention and marking the largest edition of the event to date. Additionally, Derek Lunsford triumphed in the inaugural Men’s Open, while Terrence Ruffin secured the Classic Physique title. Erin Banks also claimed victory in Men’s Physique, and Aimee Delgado took gold in Bikini, all earning their spots at the 2025 Mr. Olympia. Moreover, other notable winners included Lola Montez in Figure, Valquiria Lopes in Wellness, and Natalia Abraham Coelho in Women’s Physique. Finally, the event celebrated Jim Manion’s 50 years of promoting bodybuilding in Pittsburgh, making it a milestone occasion in the sport’s history.

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