Ahmed Juraybi of Saudi Arabia won the Men’s Open at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest on November 7 and 8, his first pro title, a week after he placed sixth at the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw. Ten classes ran and seven winners qualified for the 2027 Olympia, among them Anastasia Korableva of Romania, Women’s Bodybuilding champion at her home show for the third year running, and Sidy Pouye of Spain in Men’s Physique.
Men’s Open
Juraybi beat 14 men. Until this autumn he had competed in the 212, where he placed sixth at the Huanji China Pro 4 in December 2025. Josef Kveton of the Czech Republic was second for the third show in a row, after runner-up finishes at the 365 Grand Prix Pro on October 25 and in Warsaw. Pablo Llopis Munoz of Spain was third.
Classic Physique
Piotr Wojtowicz of Poland, sixth at the Classic Physique Olympia in September, won a class of 15, up from fourth at the 2025 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. It is his fourth pro title and his first since the Musclecontest Austria Pro in December 2025. Oliver Prochazka of Slovakia, who won the Spain Pro a week earlier, was second, and Jorge Herrera of Mexico was third.
212
Roman Iushchenko of Ukraine won a 14-man 212 class, his first title since the 2025 Europa Pro Championships, a month after he placed fifth at the EVLS Prague Pro. Dean White of the United Kingdom was second at his first pro show since 2023. Andreas Christou of Cyprus was third, two places better than at this show last year.
Men’s Physique
Pouye won a 27-man class for his sixth title of 2026 and the 14th of his pro career. He also won Men’s Physique at this show in 2022. Omar Suleiman and Marcus Benjamin-Privett, both of the United Kingdom, were second and third. Benjamin-Privett had been runner-up at the EVLS Prague Pro and at the 365 Grand Prix Pro.
Women’s Bodybuilding
Korableva won from eight women. She also won the Alina Popa Classic Pro in August, and she was second here in 2023 before her three straight titles. Paula Ranta of Finland, fourth at the Ms. Olympia and winner of the Tampa Pro in July, was second. Eleonore Vatin of the United Kingdom was third.
Figure
Beatriz Almeida of Brazil won Figure from 27 women, her second pro title after the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Curitiba in July. Paulina Pontus of Poland, fourth at Prague, was second, and Helen Zavitsanou of Greece was third.
Women’s Physique
Julia Cabarcos of Spain, fourth at the Women’s Physique Olympia, won from 15 women. Her only other pro title came at the Empro Classic Spain Pro in June. Lidia Dichiera of Australia was second, up from fourth at this show last year, and Silvia Cuartero Martinez of Spain was third.
Bikini
Viktoria Csicsayova of Hungary defended her title in the biggest class of the weekend, 31 women. It is her fourth win since September 6, after the PROMUSCLE Italy Pro, the FitParade Pro and the 365 Grand Prix Pro. Sara Punzetti of Italy, the Spain Pro winner, was second, and her compatriot Patrizia Vaccaro was third.
Wellness
Leonida Ciobu of Moldova, fourth at the Wellness Olympia, won from 29 women for her third Romania Muscle Fest title, after 2022 and 2025. Liza Kazanina of Ukraine was second at her first show since she placed 11th at the 2025 Olympia. Carolina Cardoso of Portugal, who won at Prague and the 1 Bro Pro Show in October, was third.
Fit Model
Ana Alexandra Petreanu of Romania won a 27-woman Fit Model class for her first pro title. Inesa Shchypailo of Spain was second, and Laura Vanko-Kozma of Hungary was third.
The show ran no masters classes. Every placing and score is on the Romania Muscle Fest Pro 2026: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
What It Means for the 2027 Olympia
Six winners qualify with the win: Juraybi for the Mr. Olympia, Iushchenko in the 212, Korableva for the Ms. Olympia, Almeida in Figure, Cabarcos in Women’s Physique and Petreanu in Fit Model. Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini and Wellness run on points: the top 20 in each division’s standings qualify when the qualification period closes on September 12, 2027, and two open-class (non-masters) wins inside that period also earn a place. Pouye is the seventh qualifier, under that two-win rule, adding this title to his PROMUSCLE Italy Pro win on September 6. Csicsayova was already in after her wins in Italy and at the FitParade Pro. Ciobu adds the 10 points a regular pro show pays its winner to those she already held for fourth at the Olympia, and Wojtowicz, sixth there, collects his first 10. Our 2027 Olympia qualified athletes list tracks who is in and who is close.
Past winners and every earlier edition of this show are on the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
