Chicago Pro Results: IFBB Pro League 2026

On July 17-18, the big 2026 Chicago Pro returned to Rosemont, Illinois, and showcased an all-star team of IFBB Pro League competitors from various Open and Masters divisions! Hosted by Tim Gardner Productions, the event was one of the main competitions of the summer, and participants vied for prestigious wins and points that would help them reach the 2026 Olympia.

The Chicago Pro was held at The Westin O’Hare and was two days in length, featuring Men’s 212 Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Fitness, Figure, Bikini, Women’s Physique, Wellness and many Masters events. It was once again a competitive and international event with one of the busiest on this year’s IFBB Pro League.

MEN’S 212 BODYBUILDING – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
26	Esteban Fuquene	Colombia	3	3	1
20	Kerrith Bajjo	USA	7	7	2
24	Cody Drobot	Canada	8	8	3
27	Jordan Gomes	UK	12	12	4
34	Marco Sarcone	Italy	16	16	5
29	Francisco Mercado	USA	17	17	6
30	Tofeek Mohammed	USA	22	22	7
22	Charleston Cornish	Bahamas	25	25	8
28	Ervin Kovacs	Hungary	26	26	9
21	Mauro Coelho	Portugal	31	31	10
32	Anthony Plaza	USA	32	32	11
33	Elijah Saddler	USA	36	36	12
25	Brandon Edwards	USA	39	39	13
35	Jordan Tripp-Arthur	USA	42	42	14
36	Jordan Wise	USA	45	45	15
23	Charles Curtis	USA	48	48	16
31	Jordan Moore	USA	48	48	16

MEN’S PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
71	Sidy Pouye	Spain	4	4	1
54	Rhyan Clark	USA	5	5	2
65	Rui Liu	China	10	10	3
60	Hachemi Hemza	Algeria	12	12	4
56	Drew Cullen	USA	16	16	5
76	Raymon Williamson	USA	18	18	6
72	Brady Roberts	USA	21	21	7
52	Steven Cao	USA	24	24	8
53	Charles Carter	USA	27	27	9
66	Weston Mcdonald	USA	30	30	10
67	Joseph Misleh	USA	32	32	11
59	Antwaun Grant	USA	36	36	12
51	Marcus Wright	USA	39	39	13
68	Ryohei Okada	Japan	44	44	14
57	Jamaine Donkor	UK	46	46	15
62	Donald Johnson	USA	47	47	16
49	Gabriel Porter	USA	48	48	16
50	Marcus Simpson	USA	48	48	16
55	Caleb Crayton	USA	48	48	16
58	Jamal Everette	USA	48	48	16
63	Wade Kuehl	USA	48	48	16
70	Maksimilian Petrov	Bulgaria	48	48	16
73	John Sarmiento	USA	48	48	16
74	Ryan Sibley	USA	48	48	16
75	Sheridan Taylor	UK	48	48	16
77	Taylor Wilson	Canada	48	48	16
78	Mike Wynn	USA	48	48	16

WOMEN’S FITNESS – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	FINALS	TOTAL	PLACE
14	Anna Fomina	USA	9	10	19	1
13	Danielle Chikeles	USA	6	22	28	2
12	Abby Bolton	Canada	15	14	29	3
15	Stephanie Jones	USA	3	28	31	4
18	Madilynn Wintters	USA	18	18	36	5
16	Becky Rinehart	USA	12	40	52	6
17	Christina Schultz	USA	21	32	53	7

WOMEN’S BIKINI – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
213	Elisa Pecini	Brazil	3	3	1
210	Jessica Liu	Canada	6	6	2
214	Kerigan Pike	USA	9	9	3
204	Mahsa Akbarimehr	USA	12	12	4
205	Torey Braly	USA	16	16	5
215	Alice Rocha	USA	17	17	6
217	Gavi Soni	USA	21	21	7
212	Ekaterina Opekunova	Russia	24	24	8
203	Candice Yang	Canada	27	27	9
209	Megan Lacosse	USA	30	30	10
200	Aneta Szoltysek	Poland	33	33	11
207	Stephanie Fetters	USA	34	34	12
220	Jodie Yuncker	USA	40	40	13
193	Rachel Farganis	USA	41	41	14
208	Greice Dias Barboza Fornazin	Brazil	45	45	15
192	Lauren Alexander	USA	48	48	16
195	Paola Leon	USA	48	48	16
206	Nathalie Cardona	USA	48	48	16
211	Jessica Mutlow	UK	48	48	16
216	Valentina Rodriguez Da Silva	Venezuela	48	48	16
218	Halyna Trachuk	USA	48	48	16
219	Leah Walter	USA	48	48	16

MEN’S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
94	Matthew Greggo	USA	3	3	1
96	Samuel Paquin	Canada	6	6	2
95	Dmytro Krazhan	USA	9	9	3
100	Montrey Walter	USA	12	12	4
93	Austin Espy	USA	15	15	5
99	Zavier Steward	USA	18	18	6
98	Diogo Resende	Portugal	21	21	7
88	Cody Amey	Canada	24	24	8
92	Jonathan Esparza	USA	27	27	9
89	Jonathan Allen	USA	30	30	10
82	Rob Brown	USA	33	33	11
90	Stanislas De Longeaux	USA	–	–	NS
91	Bryce Ebert	USA	–	–	NS

WOMEN’S FIGURE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
118	Brittne Pence	USA	3	3	1
123	Aksana Yukhno	USA	6	6	2
117	Elizabeth Nieder	USA	10	10	3
112	Maria Hudson	Brazil	11	11	4
111	Hannah Hartman	USA	17	17	5
110	Linda Judith Cantu Gonzalez	Mexico	20	20	6
120	Danielle Rose	USA	21	21	7
114	Andrea Hagans	USA	22	22	8
107	Erika Galicia	Mexico	28	28	9
108	Dominique Berridge	USA	29	29	10
116	Chelsea Hutton	USA	33	33	11
122	Paige Wirtz	USA	36	36	12
121	Snezhana Vlahova	Bulgaria	39	39	13
119	Gabriella Recob	USA	42	42	14
115	Giselie Heathcote	Canada	45	45	15
104	Cinderella Richardson	USA	48	48	16
105	Ruth Castillo	Mexico	48	48	16
109	Leah Berti Sterling	Canada	48	48	16
113	Kayla Carreiro	Canada	48	48	16

WOMEN’S PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
145	Brooke Walker	USA	3	3	1
144	Paula Ranta	Finland	6	6	2
142	Jennifer Dees	USA	9	9	3
143	Xin Qi	China	12	12	4
139	Donna Jones	USA	15	15	5
141	Katrina Blackburn	USA	18	18	6
132	Chiharu Nakajima	Japan	22	22	7
140	Jada Beverly	USA	23	23	8
138	Olga Paolina Gloria Bonifaz	Mexico	27	27	9
133	Kristina Parks	USA	30	30	10
134	Jessica Belt	USA	34	34	11
146	Melissa Zaeimdar	South Africa	35	35	12
137	Jessica Coleman	USA	39	39	13
127	Tricia Downing	USA	42	42	14
128	Carrie Gearing	USA	45	45	15
126	Kristine Salinas	USA	48	48	16
136	Sarah Bow	Canada	48	48	16

WOMEN’S WELLNESS – OPEN

#	NAME	COUNTRY	JUDGING	TOTAL	PLACE
159	Sara Gabriele Pereira	Spain	4	4	1
162	Jessica Yamazaki	Brazil	5	5	2
160	Pamela Rodrigues	Brazil	9	9	3
156	Mina Greenlee	USA	12	12	4
163	Zoe Ziegler	USA	16	16	5
157	Sabryna Lebrun	Canada	17	17	6
149	Kimberly O’connell	USA	22	22	7
155	Debora Assuncao	USA	23	23	8
148	Ruth Bentson	USA	27	27	9
158	Catia Moreira	Portugal	30	30	10
153	Erika Rojas	Mexico	33	33	11
151	Chrisna Joseph	USA	36	36	12
150	Heather Gardner	USA	40	40	13
161	Bridgiamell Rodriguez	Puerto Rico	41	41	14
154	Inez Sobczak	USA	45	45	15
152	Isabelle Primard	Canada	48	48	16

Event Highlights

The Chicago Pro has remained one of the most respected events outside the Olympia, and always attracts top international pros. 2026 featured incredibly tight divisions across Classic Physique (along with women's categories), with a number of head-to-head showdowns happening on the final night.

The Chicago Pro was an important opportunity for numerous athletes to qualify for the Olympia and/or get their ranking during one of the most competitive periods of the pro bodybuilding season. There were several divisions on two days, with fans enjoying a spectacular exhibition of conditioning, symmetry, and presentation by some of the old and new gunpowder talent.

Looking Ahead

After the Chicago Pro is over, focus will now swing to the last IFBB Pro League to determine who will advance towards the Olympics. Some who did well in Rosemont are also likely to come back to the platform this season, hoping to take another win or two and gain some momentum as they get ready for bodybuilding's biggest show.