Michal Krizo of Slovakia won the Men’s Open at the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro in Prague, Czech Republic, on October 11, two weeks after he placed sixth at the 2026 Mr. Olympia. It is his second Prague title after 2022 and qualifies him for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. Mike Sommerfeld won Classic Physique, Shaun Clarida the 212, Sara Punzetti Bikini, Emile Walker Men’s Physique, Dorethane Agathina Figure and Carolina Cardoso Wellness, with Walker and Agathina also qualifying for the 2027 Olympia.
Men’s Open
Krizo, who competes under that name and is listed by the IFBB as Michal Krizanek, first won this show in 2022 and placed third here last year behind Martin Fitzwater, who won in 2024 and 2025 (2025 EVLS Prague Pro results). In 2026 he was second at the New York Pro and won the Pittsburgh Pro in May before his sixth place at the Olympia. The win was worth $30,000.
Pavel Beran has competed at this show for eight years, and second place is his best finish yet. Josef Kveton placed third, up from 10th here in 2025. Jan Turek finished fourth after finishing no higher than 12th at his three shows since August, and Krystian Wolski completed the top five.
Classic Physique
Mike Sommerfeld won Classic Physique, his second pro win in eight days after the Southern Muscle Showdown Pro on October 3. He was second at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia and won the Arnold Classic UK in March. Defending champion Terrence Ruffin, fifth at the Olympia and the winner of the Pharlabs Mexico Pro a week earlier, placed second in a lineup of 27. Andrea Mammoli, who won in Toulouse on October 3, was third.
212
Shaun Clarida, third at the 2026 212 Olympia, won the 212 and the $4,000 first prize. Defending champion Yinka Majolagbe placed second. Nasser Mohammad, eighth at the Olympia, was third, and Breon Ansley, who had placed above Majolagbe at the Olympia two weeks earlier, was fourth.
Bikini
Sara Punzetti of Italy won Bikini for her first pro win, in a lineup of 27. Viktoria Csicsayova, 13th at the 2026 Bikini Olympia and the PROMUSCLE Italy Pro winner in September, placed second, and Sharon Pezzera was third.
Men’s Physique
Emile Walker of the United Kingdom defended his Men’s Physique title, eight days after he won the Ace of Stage Pro. Marcus Benjamin-Privett placed second and Benquil Marigny, 13th at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia, was third.
Figure
Dorethane Agathina of Germany also defended her title. She placed eighth at the 2026 Figure Olympia. Jeanne Kassel, a three-time winner this year, was second and Snezhana Emelyanenkova third.
Wellness
Carolina Cardoso, 16th at the 2026 Wellness Olympia, won Wellness. Fabiola Rios and Maria Paulette Aranguren, both of Spain, placed second and third.
The show ran no masters classes. Every division is also on the 2026 EVLS Prague Pro: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
What It Means for the 2027 Olympia
The Men’s Open and Figure qualify their show winners, so Krizo and Agathina are in the 2027 Olympia with these wins. Clarida (212) and Sommerfeld (Classic Physique) were already qualified as top-three finishers at the 2026 Olympia. Men’s Physique runs on points, but a second open win in the qualification period earns a place, so Walker qualifies with this win after the Ace of Stage Pro. Punzetti (Bikini) and Cardoso (Wellness) earn 10 points each in the season standings. Every athlete who has qualified so far is on our 2027 Olympia qualified list.
Past winners and every earlier edition of this show are on the EVLS Prague Pro 2026: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
