2025 Tri-City Classic Pro Official Results

On April 5, the 2025 Tri-City Classic Pro took place in Columbus, Georgia. Meanwhile, the event drew a crowd of fans and athletes from across the country. At the same time, promoter Roland Huff managed more than 50 IFBB Pro League competitors. In the end, the stage was set for a high-stakes showdown.

Specifically, the contest featured three divisions: Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Figure. Importantly, each winner would earn a qualification for the 2025 Olympia Weekend. For many, this was their best chance to punch a ticket to the sport’s biggest event. As a result, tension ran high from the opening callouts.

In Classic Physique, Eric Abelon took home the win. Meanwhile, Emmanuel Costa claimed victory in Men’s Physique. Likewise, Sophie Jenkins stood tall as the Figure champion. Until now, none of them had qualified for the Olympia.

Because of their wins, all three athletes locked in their spots for the 2025 Olympia. Looking ahead, each will now begin preparing to face the world’s best. Without a doubt, their performances in Columbus made them athletes to watch. In short, their road to Olympia has officially begun.

2025 Tri-City Classic Pro Official Results

Here are the final results for each division:

Classic Physique

Eric Abelon kicked off his fourth professional season with a stunning victory at the 2025 Tri-City Classic Pro. This marked his first-ever pro win and earned him a spot in the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia. Notably, Abelon secured a perfect score in the pre-judging round, which was the only scored round. This flawless performance helped him clinch the top spot on the podium.

Moreover, the competition was intense, with several strong contenders vying for the top three positions. Daniel Fabode and Dmytro Krazhan fought hard and ultimately took second and third place, respectively. As a result, this ensured an all-American podium finish, further highlighting the strength of the U.S. competitors.

Here are the full Classic Physique results:

🏆 1st: Eric Abelon (USA)
🥈 2nd: Daniel Fabode (USA)
🥉 3rd: Dmytro Krazhan (USA)
4th: Eddie Lusk (USA)
5th: Saquan Mitchell (USA)
6th: Munkhsaruul Altangerel (USA)
7th: Andrey Oliveira (Brazil)
8th: Kevin Rafael (Puerto Rico)
9th: Brent Bumgarner (USA)
10th: Bassem Ashouri (USA)
11th: Tony Harris (USA)
12th: Christopher Mensah (USA)
13th: Yunlong Fan (China)
14th: Gabriel Castillo (USA)
15th: Lorenza Brown (USA)

Tied for 16th:

Jared Feather (USA)
Loren Fuller (USA)
Kijon Lee (USA)
Anthony McKinney (USA)

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Men’s Physique

Emmanuel Costa dominated the Men’s Physique division at the 2025 Tri-City Classic Pro. As the clear favorite heading into the competition, he lived up to the expectations with an impeccable performance. It’s worth noting that Costa had taken a break in 2024, but he made his return in 2025 with a strong showing at the Arnold Classic Men’s Physique, where he placed fourth.

Additionally, Costa’s conditioning and presentation onstage were flawless, allowing him to maintain his lead throughout the competition. This win now gives him a second qualification for the 2025 Men’s Physique Olympia, further solidifying his status as a top contender. He’ll undoubtedly aim for even more success as the Olympia approaches.

Here are the full Men’s Physique results:

🏆 1st: Emmanuel Costa (Brazil)
🥈 2nd: Jahvair Mullings (Jamaica)
🥉 3rd: Travis Yow (USA)
4th: Jacques Lewis (USA)
5th: Kevin Reeder (USA)
6th: Jorge Hernandez (USA)
7th: Kevin Wilson (USA)
8th: Jason Hazzard (USA)
9th: Tony Pope (USA)
10th: Drew Dilsworth (USA)
11th: Leon McCall (USA)
12th: Mofeed Titilope (USA)
13th: Xavier Jaime Canales (Puerto Rico)
14th: Louis Lee (USA)
15th: Brandon Laurent (USA)

Tied for 16th:

Ontario Alexander (USA)
Bhaben Deori (India)
Peter Haugabook (USA)
Jet Peng (USA)
Derrick Stevenson (USA)
William Wade (USA)
Torre Washington (USA)

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Figure Winner

Sophie Jenkins returned to the stage with a dominant performance at the 2025 Tri-City Classic Pro. After a year-long hiatus following her third-place finish at the 2023 Legion Sports Fest Pro, Jenkins returned with a vengeance. She earned a perfect score from the judges, marking her first pro win and securing her qualification for the 2025 Figure Olympia.

Furthermore, Jenkins’ conditioning and presentation stood out, demonstrating the hard work she had put in during her time off. Her graceful posing and impeccable physique earned her praise from the judges, who awarded her the top spot. This victory sets her up for a strong showing at the upcoming Olympia, where she will aim to challenge the best in the world.

Here are the full Figure results:

🏆 1st: Sophie Jenkins (UK)
🥈 2nd: Jeanne Kassel (Germany)
🥉 3rd: Jiyoon Seo (South Korea)
4th: Helen Zavitsanou (Greece)
5th: Danielle Rose (USA)
6th: Sarah Molina (USA)
7th: Yukina Betz (Japan)
8th: Alyssa Betts (USA)
9th: Jennifer Nazem (USA)
10th: Lynn Centino (USA)
11th: Heysha Rodriguez-Ortiz (Puerto Rico)
12th: Dominique Berridge (USA)
13th: Alison Serbentas (USA)
14th: Andrea Jennings (USA)

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Overview

The 2025 Tri-City Classic Pro took place on April 5 in Columbus, Georgia, where the competition across three divisions—Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Figure—was intense. Eric Abelon, for instance, claimed his first pro win, while Emmanuel Costa, after a break, triumphed in Men’s Physique. Additionally, Sophie Jenkins made a strong comeback after a year off, securing the win in Figure. As a result, all three athletes earned their spots at the 2025 Olympia, paving the way for their next big challenge.

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