2024 Olympics results – live updates and coverage

It is a competition that has been going on for six decades – The 2024 Olympia, taking place October 10-13 in Las Vegas, Nevada, will showcase the world’s biggest and baddest bodybuilders on a single, star-studded stage.

Here are some of the many events we look forward to at the historic 60th “O”:

• Last year, Mr. Olympia champion Derek Lunsford made history when he became Olympia’s first multi-division champion (Lunsford previously won the 212 division). Can he repeat and start building the next bodybuilding dynasty?
• Chris Bumstead, the world’s most famous Physique athlete, is ready to claim his sixth victory in the famous Classic Physique category. However, Bumstead’s competition is stronger than ever and “CBum” has hinted at his retirement – is Bumstead’s swansong in 2024?
• Ms. Olympia returned to the big stage in 2020. Andrea Shaw has taken the throne every year since, but challenger Angela Yeo is quickly closing in. Will there be a changing of the guard for women?

These are just a few of the many exciting storylines to be resolved in Sin City over the weekend.

BarBend is proud to provide real-time coverage of all 11 divisions of the IFBB Pro League at the 2024 Olympics. Check back here regularly to receive up-to-date results from all promotions!

2024 Olympics Men’s Divisions

2024 Olympic women’s divisions

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Winner of the IFBB Pro League Olympia 2024

Below you will find a list of all winners in each professional division. Keep scrolling to find out who made it to the top five and how much money they won.

• 212 Olympia: Keone Pearson
• Figure: Cydney Gillon
• Body type of women: Sarah Villegas
• Fitness: Missy Truscott
• Ms. Olympia: Andrea Shaw
• Wellness: Isabelle Nunes
• Wheelchair: Harold Kelley
• Man’s physique: Ryan Terry
• Classic physique: Chris Bumstead
• Bikini: Lauralie Chapados
• Mr Olympia: Samson Dauda

Mr. Olympia results

After a short pause – and we talk closely – Competition, Samson Dauda won his first Mr. Olympia titledefeating former champions Hadi Choopan and Derek Lunsford. Dauda brought incredible size and fitness to the stage, which was more than enough to convince the judges.

This is the third year in a row that the Mr. Olympia title has gone to an entirely new champion. After so many decades of dynasties, it seems like the men’s Open division is more in disarray than ever. On the other hand, we may see the beginning of a new dynasty with Dauda.

1. Samson Dauda – $600,000
2. Hadi Choopan – $250,000
3. Derek Lunsford
4. Martin Fitzwater
5. Chinedu Obiekea (Andrew Jacked)

212 results

Keone Pearson impressed from the start of the pre-evaluation and kept the momentum going into the final. This earned him his second consecutive 212 Olympic titleand it looks like a dynasty is in the making.

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To secure the win, Pearson had to edge out Shaun Clarida, who previously won the 212 crown in 2020 and 2022. Clarida’s plan this year was to appear slimmer and focus more on definition, but that was no match for Pearson.

1. Keone Pearson – $50,000
2. Shaun Clarida – $20,000
3. Angel Calderon Frias – $12,000
4. Kerrith Bajjo – $7,000
5. Vitor De Oliveira – $6,000

Classic body results

Tell us if you have heard this before – Chris Bumstead is your Classic Physique Olympia Champion. “CBum” won gold for the sixth time in a row. Still, Mike Sommerfeld surprised the sport by not only finishing second but also seriously challenging Bumstead’s dominance. In the end, however, Bumstead was undeniable.

After securing his victory, Bumstead announced his retirement from competitive bodybuilding. He ended his bodybuilding career at the top as a champion who defined a division and brought a new generation of fans to the sport. This of course opens the door for Sommerfeld, Urs Kalecinski and the rest of this stacked roster in 2025.

1. Chris Bumstead – $50,000
2. Mike Sommerfeld – $20,000
3. Urs Kalecinski – $12,000
4. Ramon Rocha Queiroz – $7,000
5. Breon Ansley – $6,000

Men’s physique results

Successful title defenses were a theme at the 2024 Olympics, and that continued on Saturday evening Ryan Terry secured his second consecutive victory in Men’s Physique. However, this victory was not easy as Ali Bilal’s outstanding performance could have easily won him the nod.

Terry has appeared on the Olympic stage ten times and is now the standard by which all other athletes in the men’s physique are judged. This competition may have been close, but don’t be surprised if Terry is in the exact same position in 2025.

1. Ryan Terry – $50,000
2. Ali Bilal – $20,000
3. Erin Banks – $12,000
4. Emmanuel Hunter – $7,000
5. Edvan Palmeira – $6,000

Results for wheelchair users

Harold Kelley reclaimed the wheelchair Olympic title with a dominant performance in Sin City. This is the sixth time Kelley has won it allhaving previously claimed victories every year from 2018 to 2022.

Although his dynasty was briefly interrupted by Karol Milewski’s victory in 2023, Kelley came to the O this year with a mission and once again proved why he is the standard in the wheelchair division.

1. Harold Kelley
2. Kevin Secundino
3. Karol Milewski
4. Gabriele Andriulli
5. Josue Fabiano Barretto Monteiro

Results from Ms. Olympia

The Ms. Olympia was one of the most anticipated showdowns of the weekend: Would Andrea Shaw retain her Ms. Olympia title for the fifth consecutive year? Or would Angela beat Yeo Shaw again, as she did just six weeks earlier in the 2024 Rising Phoenix competition?

As usual, Shaw answered the call and took the win. However, this was arguably the closest Ms. Olympia competition in recent memory and could be a foreshadowing of a budding rivalry between Shaw and Yeo.

1. Andrea Shaw – $50,000
2. Angela Yeo – $20,000
3. Ashley Lynette Jones – $12,000
4. Bright Trevino – $7,000
5. Nadia Capotosto – $6,000

Women’s body shape results

Sarah Villegas wrote her name in the history books by becoming a four-time winner of the Women’s Physique Olympia in 2024. Villegas defeated Natalia Abraham Coelho in a close fightfurther cementing her position at the top of what has become a highly competitive department.

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With her result this year, Villegas is tied with Juliana Malacarne for the most Women’s Physique Olympic victories of all time.

1. Sarah Villegas – $50,000
2. Natalia Abraham Coelho – $20,000
3. Sheronica Henton – $12,000
4. Barbara Menage – $7,000
5. Zama Benta – $6,000

Fitness results

Almost a year after suffering a knee injury during her Olympic performance, missy truscott returned to the stage and took a hard-fought victory and reclaimed her place at the top of the fitness division.

This is Truscott’s third Olympic victory. Her performance was capped off by performing in Spartan clothing and a glittery knee brace.

1. Missy Truscott – $50,000
2. Jaclyn Baker – $20,000
3. Taylor Learmont – $12,000
4. Allison Kramer – $7,000
5. Tamara Vahn – $6,000

Mapping results

Cydney Gillon made history again in 2024 when she secured her eighth Figure Olympia championship. Gillon ties Ronnie Coleman and Lee Haney for overall Olympic victories. She still trails Iris Kyle, who won an extraordinary 10 Ms. Olympia titles in the 2000s and 2010s.

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As she accepted her medal on stage after the competition, Gillon shocked the audience by announcing that this would be her last Olympic appearanceended their dynasty and ushered in the next chapter in the figure department. Here are the top 5 of the competition:

1. Cydney Gillon – $50,000
2. Jessica Reyes Padilla – $20,000
3. Lola Montez – $12,000
4. Natalia Soltero – $7,000
5. Rhea Gayle – $6,000

Bikini results

The seven-year journey is over – Lauralie Chapados has finally won the Bikini Olympics. It was a hard-fought contest as Ashley Kaltwasser pinned and wanted to take the title. However, that wasn’t enough, and Chapados made up for her years of top-five finishes by finally achieving her ultimate goal.

1. Lauralie Chapados – $50,000
2. Ashley Coldwater– $20,000
3. Jasmine González – $12,000
4. Aimee Leann Delgado – $7,000
5. Vania Augusta – $6,000

Wellness results

In the first real shock of the 2024 Olympics, Isabelle Nunes defeated Francielle Mattos to take the Wellness Olympic crown. Mattos has won this competition every year since the division began in 2021. Nunes put her name in the record book and ushered in a new era for wellness. Is this just a blip or can Nunes start her own dynasty?

1. Isabelle Nunes – $50,000
2. Francielle Mattos – $20,000
3. Eduarda Bazerra – $12,000
4. Elisa Alcantara – $7,000
5. Giselle Machado – $6,000

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2024 Olympic schedule

October 11, 2024

Olympic preliminary decision — 9:30am PDT

Olympic Finals – 6:00 p.m PDT

• 212 Olympia
• Fitness Olympics
• Olympia figure
• Women’s Physique Olympia
• Ms. Olympia
• Wellness Olympics

* The preliminary evaluation of Mr. Olympia also took place in this block.

October 12, 2024

Olympic preliminary decision 9:30 a.m PDT

Olympic Finals – 7:00 p.m PDT

• Mr. Olympia
• Men’s Physique Olympics
• Bikini Olympics
• Classic Physique Olympia

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2024 Olympic payouts

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