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The 2026 Mr. Olympia contest was an IFBB professional bodybuilding competition and expo held from September 24–27, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Friday and Saturday evening finals were held at Orleans Arena, while the Olympia World Fitness Expo and prejudging were held at the Las Vegas Convention Center.[1] It was the 62nd Mr. Olympia competition held. Other events at the exhibition included the 2026 212 Olympia, Classic Physique Olympia, Men's Physique Olympia, 2026 Ms. Olympia, Fitness Olympia, 2026 Figure Olympia, 2026 Bikini Olympia, Women's Physique Olympia, Wellness Olympia, Wheelchair Olympia, and Fit Model Olympia.[2]

GenreProfessional bodybuilding competition
BeginsSeptember 24, 2026
EndsSeptember 27, 2026
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2026 Mr. Olympia
GenreProfessional bodybuilding competition
BeginsSeptember 24, 2026
EndsSeptember 27, 2026
VenueOrleans Arena
LocationsLas Vegas, Nevada
CountryUnited States
Previous event
2025 Mr. Olympia
Next event
2027 Mr. Olympia
Organized byIFBB
Websitemrolympia.com
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Venue

The 2026 Mr. Olympia was held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Olympia finals were held at Orleans Arena, while the Olympia World Fitness Expo and prejudging took place at the Las Vegas Convention Center.[3]

Results

Nick Walker won the 62nd edition of the Mr. Olympia Men's Open competition in 2026, with a prize of $600,000, earning his first Mr. Olympia title. Samson Dauda came in second, with a prize of $200,000, while Derek Lunsford finished third.[4]

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  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
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Place Prize Name Country Judging Finals Total
1 $600,000 Nick Walker  United States 8 10 18
2 $250,000 Samson Dauda  United Kingdom 15 5 20
3 $100,000 Derek Lunsford  United States 9 15 24
4 $40,000 Andrew Jacked  United Arab Emirates 20 20 40
5 $30,000 Tonio Burton  United States 25 25 50
6 Michal Krizanek  Slovakia 30 34 64
7 Regan Grimes  Canada 36 41 77
8 Behrooz Tabani Abarghani  Iran 49 33 82
9 Brandon Curry  United States 40 49 89
10 James Hollingshead  United Kingdom 55 45 100
11 Jordan Hutchinson  United States 46 55 101
12 Martin Fitzwater  United States 59 60 119
13 Leandro Sencini Peres  Brazil 75 66 141
14 Edward Kargbo  United Arab Emirates 65 78 143
15 Sasan Heirati  United Kingdom 80 69 149
16 Mohamed Foda  United Arab Emirates 70 80 150
16 William Bonac  Netherlands 80 76 156
16 Quinton Eriya  Canada 80 80 160
16 Damian Kuffel  Poland 80 80 160
16 Sergei Danilov  Russia 80 80 160
16 Patrick Moore  United States 80 80 160
16 Andrea Presti  Italy 80 80 160
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2026 Men's 212 Results

Keone Pearson won the Men's 212 competition, earning his fourth consecutive Mr. Olympia 212 title. Lucas Garcia finished second, while Shaun Clarida finished third.[5]

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  Runner-Up
  Third place
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Place Prize Name Country Judging Total
1 $50,000 Keone Pearson  United States 5 5
2 $20,000 Lucas Garcia  Brazil 10 10
3 $12,000 Shaun Clarida  United States 17 17
4 $7,000 Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira  Brazil 18 18
5 $6,000 Nihat Kaya  Turkey 26 26
6 Felipe Moraes  Brazil 29 29
7 Naotaka Yokokawa  Japan 35 35
8 Nasser Mohammad  Kuwait 40 40
9 Cameron George  Australia 46 46
10 Radoslav Angelov  Bulgaria 50 50
11 Esteban Fuquene  Colombia 55 55
12 Juan Aleman  Mexico 60 60
13 Breon Ansley  United States 67 67
14 Andrey Pereira  Brazil 69 69
15 Angel Calderon Frias  Spain 75 75
16 Michael Condell  United States 80 80
16 Felipe Isaac Fierro Lobos  Chile 80 80
16 Zhaofeng He  China 80 80
16 Ching Chieh Lin  Taiwan 80 80
16 Yinka Majolagbe  United Kingdom 80 80
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2026 Classic Physique Results

Niall Darwen won the Classic Physique competition, earning his first Mr. Olympia title. [Mike Sommerfeld] finished second, while Ramon Rocha Queiroz finished third.[6]

Table key

  Winner
  Runner-Up
  Third place
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Place Prize Name Country Judging Total
1 $100,000 Niall Darwen  United Kingdom 7 7
2 $40,000 Mike Sommerfeld  Germany 10 10
3 $20,000 Ramon Rocha Queiroz  Brazil 14 14
4 $10,000 Wesley Vissers  Netherlands 21 21
5 $6,000 Terrence Ruffin  United States 24 24
6 Piotr Wojtowicz  Poland 30 30
7 Anton Ratushnyi  United States 35 35
8 Diego Alejandro Galindo Garavito  Colombia 40 40
9 Fabio Junio  Brazil 47 47
10 Andrea Mammoli  Italy 50 50
11 Luca Reger  Germany 54 54
12 Chen Kang  China 60 60
13 Tom Stanley  Australia 67 67
14 Jaehun Park  South Korea 68 68
15 Murat Can Karahasanlar  Turkey 75 75
16 Kyrylo Khudaiev  Ukraine 79 79
16 David Aguilar Rosales  United States 80 80
16 Mohammad Ali  Austria 80 80
16 Abdullah Alrabiah  Saudi Arabia 80 80
16 Eric Brown Jr.  United States 80 80
16 Joaquim Camps Angel  Spain 80 80
16 Cezar Falcao  Brazil 80 80
16 Ethan Gohari  Australia 80 80
16 Matthew Greggo  United States 80 80
16 Seungchan Hong  South Korea 80 80
16 Tae Min Jung  South Korea 80 80
16 Kai Liu  China 80 80
16 Ferran Minana Ibanez  Spain 80 80
16 Richard Nagy  Hungary 80 80
16 Prosper Nwafor  United Kingdom 80 80
16 Samuel Paquin  Canada 80 80
16 Andy Paredes  United States 80 80
16 German Pastor  Spain 80 80
16 Zhivko Petkov  Bulgaria 80 80
16 Jordan Plantiko  United States 80 80
16 Shuai Ren  China 80 80
16 Tomislav Strmecki  Croatia 80 80
16 Paulin Tsamezeu  United States 80 80
16 Luis Roberto Valenzuela Ramos  Mexico 80 80
16 Kellen Wilson  Canada 80 80
16 Gabriel Zancanelli  Brazil 80 80
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