Junior Javorski won a 14-man Classic Physique class at the 2026 Musclecontest FitPira Pro in Piracicaba, Brazil, on November 7 and 8, his third pro title. Kaique Santos won Men’s Physique, Nivea Campos qualified for the 2027 Olympia in Bikini with her second win in three weeks, and every athlete at the show competed for Brazil.
Classic Physique
Javorski had come close all year, with second places at the Xtreme Bodybuilding Mexico Pro in July, the Musclecontest Nordeste Fit Expo Pro in August and the Pharlabs Mexico Pro in October. He was third at this show in 2024. Livingstone Livinho was second, as he was in 2024, and Eiton Freitas Nascimento was third. Livinho has won three shows this year, the latest the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Sao Paulo on October 16.
Men’s Physique
Santos, 10th at the Men’s Physique Olympia, won from 11 men, up from third here last year. It is his second pro title, after the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Curitiba in July. Vincius Mateus Viera Lima was second, and William Amorim, the runner-up here in 2024, was third.
Bikini
Campos won from 12 women, three weeks after her win at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Sao Paulo. Bruna Toigo, who won this class at the 2025 Musclecontest FitPira Pro and placed 16th at the Bikini Olympia in September, was second. Brenda Iracema was third.
The show ran no masters classes. Every placing and score is on the Musclecontest FitPira Pro 2026: Full Scorecards & Placings page.
What It Means for the 2027 Olympia
Classic Physique, Men’s Physique and Bikini all 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. Campos qualifies under that two-win rule, adding this title to her Sao Paulo win. Javorski and Santos each collect the 10 points a regular pro show pays its winner. Our 2027 Olympia qualified athletes list tracks who is in and who is close.
