The 2026 Taiwan Natural Pro and 2026 Taiwan Pro took place on July 19, 2026, in Taiwan, China, with the professional contests held in Kaohsiung. The weekend featured five IFBB Pro League divisions across the two events, giving competitors multiple opportunities to secure qualification for the 2026 Olympia.

The Taiwan Natural Pro showcased the Men’s Physique division, while the Taiwan Pro featured Men’s 212 Bodybuilding, Men’s Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Women’s Bikini. Athletes from Australia, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Egypt, Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, China, and several other nations competed for professional titles and Olympia berths.

When the competition concluded, Decheng Cai, Cameron George, Tom Stanley, Yoon Sung Lee, and Sara Choiemerged as division champions. Each winner earned an automatic qualification for the 2026 Olympia, adding another milestone to their professional careers.

🏆 2026 Taiwan Natural Pro Results

 

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🏆 2026 Taiwan Pro Results

Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

Cameron George delivered another impressive performance to capture the Men’s 212 Bodybuilding title. The Australian displayed excellent conditioning, muscle density, and overall balance throughout prejudging, carrying his momentum into the finals to secure a unanimous victory.

South Korea’s Geonwoo Kim finished second after presenting a well-balanced physique with strong conditioning. Mahmoud Abdelhalim rounded out the top three, while Ibrahim Sallam narrowly missed the podium with a fourth-place finish.

The victory gives Cameron George an important Olympia qualification and continues an outstanding 2026 campaign. His consistent performances throughout the season have established him as one of the division’s rising contenders heading toward bodybuilding’s biggest stage.

 

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Men’s Classic Physique

Tom Stanley continued his impressive season by claiming another Classic Physique title. The Australian showcased exceptional symmetry, flowing lines, and polished posing, allowing him to comfortably secure first place against a competitive international lineup.

Fellow Australian Matt Orchard finished runner-up after another strong presentation, while Japan’s Yukihiro Yuasa earned third place with excellent conditioning and classic proportions. Abdalla Sabri Rashed completed the top four after remaining in contention throughout prejudging.

Stanley’s victory secures his qualification for the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia, where he will look to build on his successful season against the world’s elite competitors.

 

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Men’s Physique

South Korea’s Yoon Sung Lee proved to be the class of the field in Men’s Physique. His combination of aesthetics, shoulder-to-waist ratio, conditioning, and confident stage presence earned him a unanimous decision from the judging panel.

Karym Nathan Saripada represented the Philippines well with a runner-up finish, while fellow South Korean Hwang Sangjin completed the podium after another polished performance. Several experienced competitors from across Asia rounded out one of the deepest divisions of the weekend.

The victory sends Yoon Sung Lee to the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia and represents one of the biggest achievements of his professional career.

 

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Women’s Bikini

Sara Choi continued South Korea’s successful weekend by capturing the Bikini title. Her balanced physique, conditioning, presentation, and stage confidence helped separate her from a highly competitive lineup throughout prejudging and the finals.

Sung Uk Kim completed an impressive one-two finish for South Korea by earning second place. Vietnam’s Tran Thuy Anh claimed third, while Japan’s Rena Ajima narrowly missed the podium after finishing fourth.

By earning the victory, Sara Choi secured her qualification for the 2026 Bikini Olympia and added another professional title to her growing résumé.

Taiwan Natural Pro — Men’s Physique

Taiwan Pro — Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

Taiwan Pro — Men’s Classic Physique

Taiwan Pro — Men’s Physique

Taiwan Pro — Women’s Bikini