Taiwan Natural Pro Results: IFBB Pro League 2026

By Henry Margot PhD Sports Performance

Taiwan Natural Pro Results: IFBB Pro League 2026

In the 2026 Taiwan Natural Pro, some of the very best athletes of their respective disciplines gathered under the IFBB Pro League banner. It was hosted in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on July 19, 2026 and had several divisions, such as Natural Men's Physique, Open Men's 212 Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, Men's Physique and Women's Bikini. 

The Natural Men's Physique division was a competitive event of athletes from all over Asia who joined this round to get a big win and establish their place in the IFBB Pro League season. 

MEN’S PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#

NAME

COUNTRY

JUDGING

TOTAL

PLACE

1

Decheng Cai

Hong Kong, China

3

3

1

3

Yo Han Park

South Korea

6

6

2

2

Eun Chong Choi

South Korea

9

9

3

MEN’S 212 BODYBUILDING – OPEN

#

NAME

COUNTRY

JUDGING

TOTAL

PLACE

5

Cameron George

Australia

3

3

1

8

Geonwoo Kim

South Korea

6

6

2

1

Mahmoud Abdelhalim

UAE

9

9

3

11

Ibrahim Sallam

UAE

12

12

4

12

Juwon Son

South Korea

15

15

5

6

Moukhlise Hassoune

Morocco

18

18

6

7

Sung Yeop Jang

South Korea

21

21

7

3

Adejoh Franklyn Audu

Canada

24

24

8

180

Zonglun Wu

Taiwan, China

27

27

9

9

Chao Lei

Taiwan, China

30

30

10

4

Cheng Han Chou

Taiwan, China

34

34

11

2

Ahmad Alboughobish

Kuwait

35

35

12

MEN’S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#

NAME

COUNTRY

JUDGING

TOTAL

PLACE

19

Tom Stanley

Australia

3

3

1

17

Matt Orchard

Australia

6

6

2

20

Yukihiro Yuasa

Japan

9

9

3

18

Abdalla Sabri Rashed

Egypt

12

12

4

184

Felipe Fukai

Japan

15

15

5

15

Richard Morilla

Philippines

18

18

6

13

Yuk Wing Chan

Hong Kong, China

21

21

7

16

Vladislav Nelaev

Russia

24

24

8

14

Rhokson Kimakim

Philippines

27

27

9

MEN’S PHYSIQUE – OPEN

#

NAME

COUNTRY

JUDGING

TOTAL

PLACE

32

Yoon Sung Lee

South Korea

3

3

1

37

Karym Nathan Saripada

Philippines

6

6

2

36

Hwang Sangjin

South Korea

9

9

3

23

Nur Irfan Bin Ahmad

Singapore

12

12

4

27

Anik Ghosh

India

15

15

5

30

Hai Dang Hoang

Vietnam

18

18

6

38

Michael Van Niekerk

South Africa

21

21

7

31

Hossein Karimi

Iran

24

24

8

33

Chuan-Yu Liu

Taiwan, China

29

29

9

29

Joohyeob Han

South Korea

30

30

10

24

Decheng Cai

Hong Kong, China

33

33

11

222

Chun Man Cheung

Taiwan, China

36

36

12

21

Majid Ahmed

Saudi Arabia

39

39

13

28

Ahmed Hamdy

Egypt

44

44

14

34

Yo Han Park

South Korea

45

45

15

25

Ka King Cheung

Hong Kong, China

48

48

16

26

Wayne Druart

Australia

48

48

16

WOMEN’S BIKINI – OPEN

#

NAME

COUNTRY

JUDGING

TOTAL

PLACE

40

Sara Choi

South Korea

3

3

1

43

Sung Uk Kim

South Korea

6

6

2

50

Tran Thuy Anh

Vietnam

9

9

3

39

Rena Ajima

Japan

12

12

4

47

Miharu Kurachi

Japan

15

15

5

48

Amanda Lee

Singapore

18

18

6

51

Man Chen Wang

Taiwan, China

22

22

7

44

Asaka Kimura

Japan

24

24

8

41

Wendy Chu

Taiwan, China

26

26

9

45

Olga Kolaeva

Russia

30

30

10

46

Nittaya Kongthun

Thailand

33

33

11

42

Yuhuan Fu

Taiwan, China

36

36

12

257

Yichieh Huang

Taiwan, China

39

39

13

49

Seunghyun Lee

South Korea

42

42

14

52

Ching Wen Yang

Taiwan, China

45

45

15

Event Highlights

Following this trend, The Taiwan Natural Pro paved the way for the continued development of natural bodybuilding in the IFBB Pro League, featuring athletes whose bodybuilding depends on symmetry, conditioning, proportions and stage presentation. The competition was another chance for natural bodybuilders to take part at the pinnacle of the sport whilst representing the growing Asian bodybuilding scene. 

South Korea's Eun Chong Choi and Ye Han Park finished second and third, respectively, completing the podium for Decheng Cai as the champion in the Natural Men’s Physique category. 

Looking Ahead

As the 2026 IFBB Pro League season continues, athletes representing the Taiwan Natural Pro will now be getting ready for the future of their careers and qualification. It was another significant milestone in the natural rift's history within the profession of bodybuilding.