The Figure Olympia 2026 competition brings together some of the world’s top female bodybuilding athletes, all competing for one of the most prestigious titles in professional bodybuilding. The competitors took the stage at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, showcasing the hard work, dedication, and preparation they put into getting ready for this highly anticipated event.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (UNITED STATES) – Check out the results and full details for the 2026 Ms. Olympia category, an event held in Las Vegas. PHOTO: Image created with Gemini AI.
Who won Figure Olympia 2026?
The Figure Olympia final will take place this Friday, September 25, at 6:00 p.m. Las Vegas time.
Who is participating in the Figure Olympia 2026?
According to the official IFBB Pro League competitor list for the 2026 Olympia, the Women’s Figure division features 31 athletes registered to compete in Las Vegas.
- Dorethane Agathina - Germany
- Da Jeong An - South Korea
- Eileen Aviles - USA
- Tamera Barrett - USA
- Kristina Bodnariuk - Russia
- Anna Borin - Ukraine
- Lauren Calderoni - USA
- Xinyu Chen - China
- Rhea Gayle - UK
- Nicole Zenobia Graham - USA
- Vanessa Happle - Germany
- Ashley Howells - USA
- Nadine Claudia Huber - Germany
- Sachiko Ito - Japan
- Jeanne Kassel—Germany
- Jaslynn Kyander - USA
- Tereza Linhartova - Czech Republic
- Tessa Meetze - USA
- Sarah Molina - USA
- Lola Montez - Canada
- Brittne Pence - USA
- Sara Pozzer - Italy
- Dekel Quant - Bahamas
- Lena Ramsteiner - Germany
- Jessica Reyes Padilla - Puerto Rico
- Cherish Richardson - USA
- Natalia Soltero - Mexico
- Missy Truscott - USA
- Kristina Zafirova - Slovenia
- Jennifer Zienert - Germany
- Denise Zwinger-Tynek - Germany
What do the judges evaluate?
In the Mr. Olympia Figure category, IFBB Pro League judges evaluate a very specific balance between athletic development and a streamlined aesthetic, distinguishing it from categories requiring greater mass, such as Women’s Bodybuilding or Women’s Physique.
- Symmetry, Balance, and the “X” Shape: A balanced and proportional body structure is sought. Judges value width in the back (good depth and breadth), round shoulders without exaggerated volume, a small waist, and adequate lower-body development that together create an “X”-shaped silhouette.
- Moderate Degree of Muscularity and Tone: Athletes must display a firm, toned physique with defined lines. However, they should not present the extreme hardness, massive density, heavy vascularity, or deep striations typical of open bodybuilding divisions.
- Clean Condition: A low body fat percentage is required to show clean muscle separation while completely avoiding a “dry” or “grainy” look.
- Presentation and Quarter Turns: The evaluation includes the flawless execution of the four quarter-turn poses (front, side, and back), analyzing composure, elegance when walking in heels, and stage grace.
- The Total Package: General stage presentation is highly regarded, covering the harmony of skin tone (competition tan), makeup, hair, and swimwear (regulation two-piece bikini), ensuring all elements complement the competitor’s elegance and confidence.
