Ahmed Juraybi is a Saudi Men’s Open bodybuilder who won his first professional title at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 🇸🇦 He beat Josef Kveton of the Czech Republic into second, one week after finishing sixth behind Kveton’s second place at the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw.
Four professional contests tell the story so far: a tied 16th in the 212 division at the 2024 Dubai Pro, a sixth in the 212 at the 2025 Huanji China Pro, a sixth in the Open at Everest, and then the win in Bucharest.
He has never competed at the Mr. Olympia — the Romania win qualifies him for the 2027 edition. Almost nothing else about him has been published: no date of birth, height, weight, coach or sponsor is on record.
Ahmed Juraybi Quick Facts
| Full name | Ahmed Juraybi |
| Division | Men’s Open Bodybuilding |
| Represents | Saudi Arabia |
| Born, height and weight | Not published in any reliable source |
| Coach | Not published in any reliable source |
| Earliest recorded professional contest | Dubai Pro, July 2024 (tied 16th, 212) |
| Mr. Olympia | Has not competed — qualified for 2027 |
| Professional record | 4 contests, 1 win |
| Best result | 1st, 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro |
Early Life and Background
Nothing about Juraybi’s early life has been published — no birthplace, date of birth, or account of how he started training appears in any reliable source. What the record shows is a Saudi bodybuilder who reached the professional stage in the 212 division.
His first recorded outings were in the 212 division, the lighter of the two open bodybuilding classes. He stayed there for two seasons before moving up to the Men’s Open in 2026.
The move up paid off within a year. His first two Open shows produced a sixth place and then a win — the win coming at one of Europe’s biggest post-Olympia stages.
Turning Professional
The show where Juraybi earned his pro card is not on record. No amateur contest of his has been found in any source searched — not in the 2023 Dubai Muscle Classic results, and not in any 2023 or earlier show.
What is certain is that he was already a professional by July 2024, when he lined up in the 212 division at the Dubai Pro. He finished tied 16th there, in a 21-man field won by Spain’s Angel Calderon Frias.
Nihat Kaya finished second that day, with Nasser Mohammad third and Marco Ruz fourth — three men who all have biographies on this site. Juraybi was the least known name in that top four’s shadow, and he stayed quiet for over a year afterwards.
The 2024 Season
Juraybi’s only show of 2024 was the Dubai Pro on 27–28 July, at the Sheikh Saeed Hall in Dubai. He competed in the Men’s 212 division, finishing tied 16th on the official scorecard.
Six men shared that tied 16th place, including fellow Saudis Hassan Alabdrabalreda and Mohammed Albagshi. The winner, Angel Calderon Frias, took the title ahead of Nihat Kaya and Nasser Mohammad.
A tied 16th is the lowest possible finish in a judged field — every man outside the top 15 shares it. It was a quiet start, and no photograph of Juraybi from Dubai 2024 has been found.
The 2025 Season
More than sixteen months passed before Juraybi competed again. He returned at the Huanji China Pro in Beijing on 14 December 2025, again in the Men’s 212 division.
He finished sixth there, on 18 points, wearing tag 8, in a 16-man field. Shaun Clarida won the division, with Aphichai Wandee second and Iurii Sologub third.
It was his only show of 2025 — and a clear step up from Dubai. A sixth place, against a field led by a two-time 212 Olympia champion, showed he belonged at professional level.
The 2026 Season
Photo: Jonathan Moriau via Instagram
Juraybi opened 2026 in the Men’s Open division — a step up from the 212 class he had competed in for two years. His first Open show was the Everest Muscle Stars Pro in Warsaw on 31 October–1 November.
He finished sixth there, on 39 points — 24 in prejudging and 15 in the finals — wearing tag 43, in a 20-man field. Shaun Clarida won, with Josef Kveton second, Krystian Wolski third, Pavel Beran fourth and Pablo Llopis Munoz fifth.
Exactly one week later came the turnaround. At the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest on 7–8 November, Juraybi won the Men’s Open on a score of six — three in prejudging and three in the finals — wearing tag 199.
Kveton was second on 12 points, Llopis Munoz third on 20 and Andrea Muzi fourth on 22. Kveton and Llopis Munoz had both finished ahead of him at Everest; Muzi had finished one place behind him there. It was his first professional win — and it came in the Open, not the 212.
The win qualifies him for the 2027 Mr. Olympia. He has never stood on the Olympia stage — Bucharest earned him his first trip there.
Coaching, Diet and Training
No coach is named for Juraybi in any source found, and no training split from him has ever been published. Nothing about his gym, his routine or his preparation has appeared in print.
No diet facts from his own words exist either. A standalone diet-plan article will follow this biography, and it will say so plainly if no day of eating from him can be found.
What the stage shows is a big, complete Open physique — the kind that wins comparisons on size and condition. The record, not a quote, is what his coaching and training sections can honestly say for now.
What Makes Him Stand Out
Juraybi’s story is the turnaround. In 28 months he went from a tied 16th in the 212 division to a Men’s Open title — and he did it by beating, in Bucharest, two of the men who had finished ahead of him in Warsaw seven days earlier.
He is also a division-climber: two seasons in the 212, then straight into the Open, where his second show produced a win. The Romania title was his first professional win, and it came on a perfect score of six.
Most of all, he arrived with no build-up. No magazine profile, no social-media following on record, no earlier win — just a sixth place in Warsaw and then a title in Bucharest. The 2027 Olympia will be his first test against the world’s best.
Ahmed Juraybi Contest History
Juraybi’s professional record stands at four contests, one win, one top-three finish, one top-five finish and three top-ten finishes. His worst finish is a tied 16th, at the 2024 Dubai Pro — his only finish outside the top ten.
| Year | Contest | Division | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Dubai Pro, Dubai | Men’s 212 | Tied 16th |
| 2025 | Huanji China Pro, Beijing | Men’s 212 | 6th |
| 2026 | Everest Muscle Stars Pro, Warsaw | Men’s Open | 6th |
| 2026 | Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | Men’s Open | 1st |
Note: no amateur contest of Juraybi’s has been found in any source searched, and the show where he earned his pro card is not on record. The four rows above are his complete professional record as verified against the official scorecards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ahmed Juraybi?
Ahmed Juraybi is a Saudi Men’s Open bodybuilder with four professional contests and one win — the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, where he beat Josef Kveton. He has not competed at the Mr. Olympia yet.
When did Ahmed Juraybi turn professional?
The show where he earned his pro card is not on record. He was already a professional by July 2024, when he competed in the 212 division at the Dubai Pro, finishing tied 16th.
What is Ahmed Juraybi’s best result?
First place at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, where he won the Men’s Open on a score of six. It was his first professional win.
Has Ahmed Juraybi competed at the Mr. Olympia?
No. He has never competed at the Mr. Olympia. His win at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro qualifies him for the 2027 Mr. Olympia.
How many professional shows has Ahmed Juraybi won?
One: the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. He has four professional contests, one top-three finish and three top-ten finishes.
Who coaches Ahmed Juraybi?
No coach is named for him in any source found. No sponsor, supplement list, training split or diet from his own words has ever been published either.
Bottom Line
One win, one week after a sixth place, in only his fourth professional contest — Ahmed Juraybi’s career is a study in arriving late and arriving loud. 🏆
The record is the story, because almost nothing else about him is published. Until a date of birth, a height, or a day of eating appears in a reliable source, the results table above is the biography.
Related: 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro Results, 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.