Michal Krizo of Slovakia won the Men’s Open at home at the 2026 365 Grand Prix Pro in Košice on October 25, two weeks after he won the EVLS Prague Pro. Terrence Ruffin beat Olympia runner-up Mike Sommerfeld to win Classic Physique and qualify for the 2027 Olympia; Viktoria Csicsayova won Bikini and Emile Walker won Men’s Physique.
Men’s Open
Krizo, listed by the IFBB as Michal Krizanek, topped a field of 17 for his third pro win of 2026, after the Pittsburgh Pro in May and Prague. He placed sixth at the 2026 Mr. Olympia in September. Josef Kveton of the Czech Republic, third in Prague, moved up to second, Balazs Koczfan of Hungary was third, and Prague runner-up Pavel Beran placed fourth.
Classic Physique
Ruffin, fifth at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia, topped a field of 16 for his second win in three weeks after the Pharlabs Mexico Pro on October 4. Mike Sommerfeld of Germany was second. He had won his two previous shows since the Olympia, including Prague, where he beat Ruffin. Oliver Prochazka of Slovakia was third, a week after he placed second at the FitParade Pro.
Bikini
Csicsayova topped a lineup of 22, the largest of the show, for her third win in seven weeks, after the PROMUSCLE Italy Pro on September 6 and the FitParade Pro in Budapest on October 18. She placed 13th at the 2026 Bikini Olympia. Patrizia Vaccaro of Italy was second behind Csicsayova for the second week running. Sara Punzetti of Italy, who finished ahead of Csicsayova to win in Prague, was third.
Men’s Physique
Walker topped a field of 18 for his third Men’s Physique win of October, after the Ace of Stage Pro on October 3 and Prague the following weekend. He placed second at the Hurricane Pro on October 16 and 16th at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia. Marcus Benjamin-Privett of the United Kingdom was second, as he was in Prague, and Palmai Zsolt of Hungary was third.
The show ran no masters classes. Every placing is on the 2026 365 Grand Prix Pro: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
What It Means for the 2027 Olympia
In the Men’s Open, the winner of every open (non-masters) pro show in the 2027 Olympia qualification period, which began on August 31, 2026, earns a place, but Krizo was already in after his Prague win. Classic Physique, Bikini and Men’s Physique run on points: the top 20 in each division’s standings qualify when the period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open wins inside the window also earn a place. This was Ruffin’s second open win inside the window, after Mexico, so he qualifies under the two-win rule. Sommerfeld was already in as the 2026 Olympia runner-up. Csicsayova met that rule at the FitParade Pro and Walker in Prague, so both were already in. Our 2027 Olympia qualified athletes list tracks who is in and who is close.
