Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira is a Brazilian IFBB Pro in the 212 division. 🐂 Known as “TOURO” — the Bull of Bahia — he has won five of the ten professional shows he has entered.
His best result came at the 2026 Mr. Olympia, where he finished fourth in the 212 — one point behind third. Three weeks later he won the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in São Paulo and qualified for the 2027 Olympia.
Porto won his professional debut in Mumbai in November 2023 and reached the Olympia a year later. This biography covers his early life, his amateur career, and every professional contest he has entered.
Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira Quick Facts
| Full name | Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira |
| Age | Not published (date of birth not on record) |
| Nationality | Brazilian (from Bahia) |
| Division | 212 (Men’s 212 Bodybuilding) |
| Known online as | @vitorporto.pro |
| Coach | Tchello (Wesley Tchello) |
| Pro debut | Sheru Classic Pro, November 2023 (1st) |
| Mr. Olympia | 5th in 2024, 8th in 2025, 4th in 2026 (212) |
| Professional record | 10 contests, 5 wins |
Early Life and Background
Porto comes from Bahia, in north-eastern Brazil, and is known at home as the Bull of Bahia. He started competing in 2013.
He and Felipe Moraes are the same age and started competing in the same year, although they did not know each other then. They met through competitions and have been long-time friends ever since.
His exact date of birth, height, weight and birthplace city have not been published in a reliable source, so this biography does not print them.
Turning Professional
Porto made his professional debut at the Sheru Classic Pro in Mumbai, on 17–19 November 2023. He won the 212 title there, with all first-place votes from the judges.
Bhekumuzi “Muzi” Maluleke finished second and Hamed Mahmoud Eini third. The win was his professional debut — and it qualified him for the Mr. Olympia for the first time.
Which amateur show earned him his pro card is not on record. His amateur results list five shows between 2015 and 2017, including second places at the 2016 Arnold Amateur Brasil and the 2016 South American Amateur Championships.
Olympia Debut: 2024
Photo: Lance
Porto made his Mr. Olympia debut on 11 October 2024, in Las Vegas. He finished fifth in the 212 division, scoring 26 points and wearing tag 14.
Keone Pearson won his second straight 212 title that night. Porto, in his first Olympia, had already reached the top five.
A week later he was back on stage in São Paulo, at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro. He won the 212 title there, ahead of Elifibrado Morais and Drey Pereira.
After the win, Lance quoted him saying that next year he would fight with Keone. He had gone from pro debut to Olympia top five in eleven months.
The Hard Year: 2025
Photo: NPC News Online
Porto returned to the Olympia on 10 October 2025 and finished eighth in the 212, scoring 40 points and wearing tag 14. It remains his worst placing as a professional.
Pearson won his third straight title, with Shaun Clarida second and Lucas Garcia third. It is still the only placing outside the top five in his whole professional record.
Nine days later he was back on stage, at the IFBB Mexico Pro in Mexico City on 19 October. He finished third, scoring nine points and wearing tag 104, behind Felipe Isaac Fierro Lobos and Juan Aleman.
He closed the year in Buenos Aires, at the Sur Pro Cup on 13 December. He finished second there, behind Francisco Barrios Vlk, scoring six points and wearing tag 2.
The Comeback: 2026
Photo: NPC News Online
Porto opened 2026 at the Toronto Pro Supershow on 14 June. He won the 212 title there on a score of six, wearing tag 25, ahead of Marco Ruz and Luiz Esteves.
Six days later he won again, at the South Florida Classic Pro in Boca Raton on 20 June. He beat a 17-man field, with Juan Aleman second and Luiz Esteves third.
Two wins in seven days had sent him to the Olympia. After the South Florida win, he posted that he and Tchello had not had time for the offseason they had planned at the start of the year.
At the 2026 Mr. Olympia on 25 September, he finished fourth in the 212 division, scoring 18 points and wearing tag 2. Pearson won his fourth straight title, with Garcia second and Clarida third — one point ahead of Porto.
At the weigh-in he called himself the favourite: “Nesta temporada, eu fui o segundo melhor atleta do Brasil e quarto do mundo.” This season I was the second-best athlete in Brazil and fourth in the world. He meant behind Lucas Garcia, the Brazilian who finished second at the Olympia.
Three weeks later he won again, at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in São Paulo on 17 October. He took the 212 title on a perfect score of three, ahead of Felipe Moraes, and qualified for the 2027 Mr. Olympia.
After the win he said the three weeks since the Olympia had taken total focus: “Tivemos que ser muito focados para trazer o melhor físico possível e conquistar esse título.” We had to be very focused to bring the best physique possible and win this title.
Coaching, Diet and Training
Photo: Lance
Porto is coached by Tchello, known as @coach_tchellow, and trains at CT Dark House. Luciano Cruz runs his gym sessions, and Tortuguita is his training partner.
His sponsors are Darkness, Bel Pharma and NexGen peptides, with Synapse Peptides also named among them. His Instagram is @vitorporto.pro, where he posts as “TOURO”.
The full detail of his eating and training is in his standalone diet-plan article on this site.
What Makes Him Stand Out
Porto has won five of his ten professional shows — and has never finished outside the top ten. His worst placing, eighth at the 2025 Olympia, is the only one outside the top five.
He wins quickly after big shows: a title one week after his Olympia debut in 2024, and another three weeks after his fourth place in 2026. Both wins also qualified him for the next Olympia.
By his own words at the São Paulo weigh-in, he is the second-best Brazilian in the 212 — behind Lucas Garcia, the 2026 Olympia runner-up — and the fourth-best in the world. At his current pace, the top three is the next step.
Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira Contest History
Porto’s professional record stands at ten contests, five wins, seven top-three finishes, nine top-five finishes and ten top-ten finishes.
| Year | Contest | Division | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Sheru Classic Pro | 212 | 1st |
| 2024 | Mr. Olympia | 212 | 5th |
| 2024 | Musclecontest Brazil Pro | 212 | 1st |
| 2025 | Mr. Olympia | 212 | 8th |
| 2025 | IFBB Mexico Pro | 212 | 3rd |
| 2025 | Sur Pro Cup | 212 | 2nd |
| 2026 | Toronto Pro Supershow | 212 | 1st |
| 2026 | South Florida Classic Pro | 212 | 1st |
| 2026 | Mr. Olympia | 212 | 4th |
| 2026 | Musclecontest Brazil Pro | 212 | 1st |
| 2015 | Arnold Amateur Brasil (amateur) | Lightweight | 3rd |
| 2016 | Arnold Amateur Brasil (amateur) | Lightweight | 2nd |
| 2016 | South American Amateur Championships (amateur) | Junior Middleweight | 2nd |
| 2017 | Arnold Amateur Brasil (amateur) | Welterweight | 6th |
| 2017 | South American Amateur Championships (amateur) | Junior Middleweight | 3rd |
Note: the amateur rows at the foot of the table are verified against Fitness Volt’s athlete page. Every pro result above was verified against the official scorecards and independent show reports. Fitness Volt’s own table double-counts the 2025 Mexico Pro and omits the 2024 Brazil Pro win — the record above corrects both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira?
Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira is a Brazilian IFBB Pro in the 212 division. He is known as “TOURO”, the Bull of Bahia, and is a two-time Olympia top-five finisher, fifth in 2024 and fourth in 2026.
How old is Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira?
His date of birth has not been published in a reliable source. He started competing in 2013, and made his professional debut in November 2023.
When did Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira make his professional debut?
He made his professional debut at the Sheru Classic Pro in Mumbai, on 17–19 November 2023, winning the 212 title with a perfect score. Which amateur show earned him his pro card is not on record.
What was Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira’s best Mr. Olympia result?
Fourth in the 212 division at the 2026 Mr. Olympia, scoring 18 points and wearing tag 2. He missed third place by one point, behind Shaun Clarida.
Who coaches Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira?
He is coached by Tchello, known as @coach_tchellow, and trains at CT Dark House. Luciano Cruz runs his gym sessions, and Tortuguita is his training partner.
How many professional shows has Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira won?
He has won five of his ten professional contests: the Sheru Classic in 2023, the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in 2024 and 2026, and the Toronto Pro and South Florida Classic Pro in 2026.
Bottom Line
From a pro debut win in Mumbai to fourth at the Mr. Olympia in three years, Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira’s rise has been fast — and steady. 🐂
Five wins, two Olympia top-five finishes, and never outside the top ten: with a 2027 Olympia place already secured, the Bull of Bahia may only be getting started.
Related: Vitor Alves Porto Diet Plan and Workout Routine, 2026 Mr. Olympia Results and 2025 Mr. Olympia Results.
This article is based on published contest results, interviews and reporting. Stats and placings are stated as published at the time of writing; where sources conflicted, the official scorecards were followed.