Check out all of the winners for the Men\u2019s Physique division at Mr. Olympia here!<\/em><\/strong><\/h2>\nThe Mr. Olympia<\/strong><\/a> competition has been around for decades, and as fans, we love to see those mass monsters walk the stage and compete at the highest level of bodybuilding, from Dorian Yates<\/a><\/strong> to Derek Lunsford<\/a><\/strong>, seeing these guys always amazes us. However, pro bodybuilding sought more inclusion, not just the people that want to be as big and ripped as possible, and with more athletes determined to compete at a pro level, they expanded Mr. Olympia into multiple divisions<\/a><\/span><\/strong>.<\/p>\nIn 2013, the Men\u2019s Physique<\/strong> division was born. Prepared for and judged differently, this event tends to focus on the upper body, rather than the legs<\/a><\/strong>. That\u2019s why they wear board shorts. Think of the typical \u201cbeach body\u201d look. Therefore, competitors\u2019 strong lower body isn\u2019t important in this division.<\/p>\nWhile the Men\u2019s Open and Classic Physique<\/strong><\/a> may get a little more attention, some big names still come out of the Men\u2019s Physique division. Jeremy Buendia dominated this division early on from 2014-2017. But right now, it\u2019s Ryan Terry<\/a><\/strong> who bears the title of the Men\u2019s Physique Olympia.<\/p>\nOur team at Generation Iron<\/a> has put together a complete list of winners for the Men\u2019s Physique Olympia division to see which of these athletes have won the top prize.<\/strong> As this event garners great attention, fans wait to see if another repeat will happen or if another winner will stake their claim.<\/p>\nMen\u2019s Physique Olympia Winner<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n- Mark Anthony Wingson<\/strong>\u2013 2013<\/li>\n
- Jeremy Buendia<\/strong>\u2013 2014-2017<\/li>\n
- Brandon Hendrickson<\/strong>\u2013 2018<\/li>\n
- Raymont Edmonds<\/strong>\u2013 2019<\/li>\n
- Brandon Hendrickson<\/strong>\u2013 2020-2021<\/li>\n
- Erin Banks<\/strong> \u2013 2022<\/li>\n
- Ryan Terry\u00a0<\/strong>\u2013 2023-2026<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nMark Anthony Wingson- 2013<\/strong><\/h3>\nMark Anthony Wingson<\/strong> carries a host of wins aside from this Olympia victory, including wins at the Pittsburgh Pro, New York Pro, and Grand Prix LA. He was always in the gym<\/a><\/strong> as a child, and around 2011 he started competing, which is when he also earned his pro card. He had help from none other than Jay Cutler<\/a><\/strong>, a well-known bodybuilder and four-time Mr. Olympia winner, which helped lead to his victory in 2013 in the Men\u2019s Physique division. He has since gone on to be a coach and social media personality.<\/p>\n
\nJeremy Buendia- 2014-2017<\/strong><\/h3>\nJeremy Buendia<\/strong><\/a><\/span> is a four-time Olympia champion in this division, winning his first just one year after turning pro. After an injury during football, he took to the gym to build strength and get himself back to form, but he never stopped. This love of lifting carries over into bodybuilding, where he\u2019s taken down some of the greats around him at events like Mr. Olympia, the San Jose Pro, and the Sacramento Pro.<\/p>\nAfter some personal issues, Buendia took a hiatus from the bodybuilding spotlight as a whole. But, at the 2023 Olympia he returned<\/a><\/strong>, bearing an amazing physique with an improved mentality to back it up.<\/p>\nRelated: A Complete List Of Mr. Olympia Winners Throughout The Years<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nBrandon Hendrickson- 2018, 2020-2021<\/strong><\/h3>\nBrandon Hendrickson<\/strong><\/a><\/span> has a similar story to other bodybuilders in that he started casually going to the gym only to realize he loved it. Earning his pro card in 2013, Hendrickson showed no signs of slowing and began winning events like the Tampa Pro and Arnold Classic in the Men\u2019s Physique division. His three wins have put him in a top spot at this event, and as the defending champion, all eyes are on him to see if a repeat will happen.<\/p>\nRaymont Edmonds- 2019<\/strong><\/h3>\nRaymont Edmonds<\/strong> took the title in 2019 after a good start to his career when he first went pro in 2015. He placed high in shows around the country, but this win at Olympia is his most notable. As someone capable of winning again, there will be eyes on him to see if a repeat is possible.<\/p>\nErin Banks \u2013 2022<\/strong><\/h3>\nErin Banks shocked the Men\u2019s Physique division and took out the former champ (Brandon Hendrickson) for the throne in 2022. Hendrickson finished runner-up.<\/p>\n
Ryan Terry<\/strong><\/h3>\nAt the 2023 Olympia, Ryan Terry shocked fans by taking the title home. Ryan Terry is a constant competitor on the Olympia stage, getting as high as a second-place Men\u2019s Physique finish in 2016, always seeming like he was coming up just a bit short. Ryan had also hit at least seventh place every time he participated, including the 2022 Olympia. For the 2023 Olympia, Ryan Terry already had his qualification by winning the New York Pro, and came in ready to go, making sure that he was undoubtedly taking home that title.<\/p>\n
In 2024, Ryan Terry did it again. Beating out a total of 56 competitors in Men\u2019s Physique took the stage for comparisons on Saturday morning. Terry was the competitor to chase and headlined the first callout, along with Erin Banks and Ali Bilal.<\/p>\n
Again in 2025, Ryan Terry took home the title of Men\u2019s Physique Olympia champion, and it was no surprise that he did it again in 2026.<\/p>\n![\"Ryan](\"https:\/\/generationiron.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/Ryan-Terry-2024-Olympia-Mens-Physique-Winner.jpg\"\/)
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<\/figure>\nMen\u2019s Physique Future<\/strong><\/h3>\nWith Ryan Terry as the defending champion, all eyes will be on this event come 2027 to see a repeat or a potentially new champion.<\/strong><\/p>\nWith so much new talent coming into this division, there truly could be a new champ at any point! What do you think the future of the Men\u2019s Physique Division will look like?<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s Physique Wrap Up<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Men\u2019s Physique<\/strong> division at Mr. Olympia is always an entertaining event for what it brings to the sport. Still, a relatively young category, plenty more athletes are bound to come to this division to test their physiques against other pros. With Mr. Olympia as a premiere and storied event in pro bodybuilding, the Men\u2019s Physique division only adds to the action of such an event.<\/p>\n
\nLet us know what you think in the comments below.\u00a0Also, follow Generation Iron<\/strong><\/a> on\u00a0Facebook<\/a><\/span><\/strong>, Twitter<\/a><\/strong>,<\/span> and\u00a0Instagram<\/span><\/strong>.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n*Images courtesy of Jeremy Buendia Instagram, Brandon Hendrickson Instagram, and Raymont Edmonds Instagram<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
In 2013, the Men\u2019s Physique<\/strong> division was born. Prepared for and judged differently, this event tends to focus on the upper body, rather than the legs<\/a><\/strong>. That\u2019s why they wear board shorts. Think of the typical \u201cbeach body\u201d look. Therefore, competitors\u2019 strong lower body isn\u2019t important in this division.<\/p>\n While the Men\u2019s Open and Classic Physique<\/strong><\/a> may get a little more attention, some big names still come out of the Men\u2019s Physique division. Jeremy Buendia dominated this division early on from 2014-2017. But right now, it\u2019s Ryan Terry<\/a><\/strong> who bears the title of the Men\u2019s Physique Olympia.<\/p>\n Our team at Generation Iron<\/a> has put together a complete list of winners for the Men\u2019s Physique Olympia division to see which of these athletes have won the top prize.<\/strong> As this event garners great attention, fans wait to see if another repeat will happen or if another winner will stake their claim.<\/p>\n Mark Anthony Wingson<\/strong> carries a host of wins aside from this Olympia victory, including wins at the Pittsburgh Pro, New York Pro, and Grand Prix LA. He was always in the gym<\/a><\/strong> as a child, and around 2011 he started competing, which is when he also earned his pro card. He had help from none other than Jay Cutler<\/a><\/strong>, a well-known bodybuilder and four-time Mr. Olympia winner, which helped lead to his victory in 2013 in the Men\u2019s Physique division. He has since gone on to be a coach and social media personality.<\/p>\n Jeremy Buendia<\/strong><\/a><\/span> is a four-time Olympia champion in this division, winning his first just one year after turning pro. After an injury during football, he took to the gym to build strength and get himself back to form, but he never stopped. This love of lifting carries over into bodybuilding, where he\u2019s taken down some of the greats around him at events like Mr. Olympia, the San Jose Pro, and the Sacramento Pro.<\/p>\n After some personal issues, Buendia took a hiatus from the bodybuilding spotlight as a whole. But, at the 2023 Olympia he returned<\/a><\/strong>, bearing an amazing physique with an improved mentality to back it up.<\/p>\n Related: A Complete List Of Mr. Olympia Winners Throughout The Years<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Brandon Hendrickson<\/strong><\/a><\/span> has a similar story to other bodybuilders in that he started casually going to the gym only to realize he loved it. Earning his pro card in 2013, Hendrickson showed no signs of slowing and began winning events like the Tampa Pro and Arnold Classic in the Men\u2019s Physique division. His three wins have put him in a top spot at this event, and as the defending champion, all eyes are on him to see if a repeat will happen.<\/p>\n Raymont Edmonds<\/strong> took the title in 2019 after a good start to his career when he first went pro in 2015. He placed high in shows around the country, but this win at Olympia is his most notable. As someone capable of winning again, there will be eyes on him to see if a repeat is possible.<\/p>\n Erin Banks shocked the Men\u2019s Physique division and took out the former champ (Brandon Hendrickson) for the throne in 2022. Hendrickson finished runner-up.<\/p>\n At the 2023 Olympia, Ryan Terry shocked fans by taking the title home. Ryan Terry is a constant competitor on the Olympia stage, getting as high as a second-place Men\u2019s Physique finish in 2016, always seeming like he was coming up just a bit short. Ryan had also hit at least seventh place every time he participated, including the 2022 Olympia. For the 2023 Olympia, Ryan Terry already had his qualification by winning the New York Pro, and came in ready to go, making sure that he was undoubtedly taking home that title.<\/p>\n In 2024, Ryan Terry did it again. Beating out a total of 56 competitors in Men\u2019s Physique took the stage for comparisons on Saturday morning. Terry was the competitor to chase and headlined the first callout, along with Erin Banks and Ali Bilal.<\/p>\n Again in 2025, Ryan Terry took home the title of Men\u2019s Physique Olympia champion, and it was no surprise that he did it again in 2026.<\/p>\n With Ryan Terry as the defending champion, all eyes will be on this event come 2027 to see a repeat or a potentially new champion.<\/strong><\/p>\n With so much new talent coming into this division, there truly could be a new champ at any point! What do you think the future of the Men\u2019s Physique Division will look like?<\/p>\n The Men\u2019s Physique<\/strong> division at Mr. Olympia is always an entertaining event for what it brings to the sport. Still, a relatively young category, plenty more athletes are bound to come to this division to test their physiques against other pros. With Mr. Olympia as a premiere and storied event in pro bodybuilding, the Men\u2019s Physique division only adds to the action of such an event.<\/p>\n Let us know what you think in the comments below.\u00a0Also, follow Generation Iron<\/strong><\/a> on\u00a0Facebook<\/a><\/span><\/strong>, Twitter<\/a><\/strong>,<\/span> and\u00a0Instagram<\/span><\/strong>.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n *Images courtesy of Jeremy Buendia Instagram, Brandon Hendrickson Instagram, and Raymont Edmonds Instagram<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\nMen\u2019s Physique Olympia Winner<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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\nMark Anthony Wingson- 2013<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nJeremy Buendia- 2014-2017<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Brandon Hendrickson- 2018, 2020-2021<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Raymont Edmonds- 2019<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Erin Banks \u2013 2022<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Ryan Terry<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/figure>\nMen\u2019s Physique Future<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Men\u2019s Physique Wrap Up<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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