Viktoria Csicsayova is a Hungarian Bikini professional who defended her Romania Muscle Fest Pro title in Bucharest in November 2026. She won the Bikini division with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 103, in a 32-woman field.
She has won seven professional shows from thirteen starts, reached the Mr. Olympia twice, and is already qualified for the 2027 Olympia. Her 2026 season alone brought four wins, three of them in the space of three weeks in October and November.
Her road back was a long one. Her last amateur show came in October 2020, and she did not compete again until April 2025, when she won her pro card at the FIBO qualifier in Cologne. Four weeks later she had her first professional win.
| Full name | Viktoria Csicsayova |
| Division | Women’s Bikini |
| Nationality | Hungarian |
| Hometown | Not published in any reliable source |
| Date of birth | Not published in any reliable source |
| Height | Not published in any reliable source |
| Weight | Not published in any reliable source |
| @viktoriacsicsay | |
| Coach | @meszaros__marci (partner and coach) |
| Sponsor | Scitec Nutrition, Nebbia Fitness, Limitless Biochem EU, Showtime Wear, Protan Europe |
Early Life
No childhood photo of Csicsayova has been published, and no reliable source gives her date of birth, birthplace or hometown. What is known is that she was competing in Bikini as early as 2018, when she posted from a show under the #bikinifitness tag.
Her first recorded contest came at the NPC Worldwide Fitparade Pro Qualifier in Budapest, on 23 October 2020. She won her Bikini class that day, though the overall title went to Zsofia Reka Molnar, so no pro card followed.
Then she stopped competing. For about four and a half years her NPC history shows no contest at all. She stayed in the gym and worked as a posing coach, and in February 2025 she posted two words that marked the return: “Back in the game!”
Turning Professional
Her comeback began at the NPC Worldwide FIBO Championship Pro Qualifier in Cologne, on 11 April 2025. She won Bikini class F, then the overall title, and with it her IFBB Pro card. Theresa Singer was second in her class and Emilie Zwicky third.
She wasted no time. The next day she made her professional debut at the FIBO Pro Championships in the same city, finishing fourth with tag 46 and a score of 12. Ivanna Escandar won the show with a perfect score of 3.
Four weeks later came the first professional win. At the Kokeny Classic Hungary Pro in Budapest, on 10 May 2025, she won with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 16, in a 12-woman field. The win qualified her for the 2025 Mr. Olympia.
She had called it the most important competition of the season, writing the day before that thirty long weeks of prep had led to it. After the win she thanked her partner and coach in Hungarian, saying the qualification was not only her victory, but theirs.
2025 Season
Two weeks after Kokeny she finished second at the Everest Muscle Games Poland Pro in Warsaw, on 25 May 2025. Allison Testu won with a perfect score of 3, and Csicsayova took second with tag 23 and a score of 6, in a 14-woman field.
Her Olympia debut followed in October. At the 2025 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas she placed 15th, wearing tag 16 with a score of 75. Maureen Blanquisco won the Bikini title.
She closed the year with two more wins. On 19 October 2025 she won the FitParade Hungary Pro in Budapest with a perfect score of 3, in a 26-woman field, becoming the first Hungarian to win the Bikini Pro title at her home show.
Photo: NPC News Online
A week after FitParade she finished second at the EVLS Prague Pro on 25 October, behind Jasmine Gonzalez, who won with a perfect score of 3. Csicsayova wore tag 113 and scored 6.
Two weeks later she won in Bucharest. At the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on 8–9 November 2025 she took the Bikini title with another perfect score of 3, wearing tag 73, ahead of Alina Bogacheva and Kerry Sexton in a 26-woman field.
Her own season summary said it plainly: three professional wins, two Olympia qualifications, and a 15th place at her first Olympia. The 2025 wins had already booked her a return to Las Vegas in 2026.
Mr. Olympia Debut
Csicsayova has stood on the Olympia stage twice. Her debut came in 2025, when she placed 15th in Las Vegas. A year later she came back and did better, finishing 13th at the 2026 Mr. Olympia on 26 September, wearing tag 14 with a score of 65.
The 2026 Bikini lineup held 46 athletes, and Jasmine Gonzalez won the title, with Maureen Blanquisco second and Aimee Delgado third. Csicsayova had called herself lucky to wear tag 14, and wrote before the show that two years earlier she could not have imagined standing on that stage.
Photo: NPC News Online
Her third Olympia is already booked. The 2026 Mr. Olympia results show her 13th-place finish, and the IFBB Pro League’s own qualified list names her as qualified for the 2027 Olympia, by way of two or more wins in the season.
2026 Season
Her 2026 season opened with a win in Milan. At the Pro Muscle Italy Pro on 6 September she took the Bikini title with tag 4 and a score of 4, ahead of Ivanna Escandar and Patrizia Vaccaro in a 22-woman field. It was her only win of the year without a perfect score.
After the Olympia she finished second at the EVLS Prague Pro on 10–11 October, behind Sara Punzetti, who won with a score of 4 to her 5. Csicsayova wore tag 111 and had finished second to Jasmine Gonzalez at the same show a year earlier.
A week later came the home win. At the FitParade Pro in Budapest on 17–18 October she won the Bikini title with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 11, in a 32-woman field. Patrizia Vaccaro was second and Rania Stamatiadou third.
Photo: NPC News Online
Eight days later she won again, at the 365 Grand Prix Pro in Košice on 25 October. She took the Bikini title with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 56, ahead of Vaccaro and Punzetti in a 22-woman field.
The season ended where the last one had, in Bucharest. At the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on 7–8 November 2026 she defended her title with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 103. Sara Punzetti was second and Patrizia Vaccaro third, in a 32-woman field.
What Makes Her Stand Out
Csicsayova wins more than half the professional shows she enters. Seven wins from thirteen pro starts, with ten top-three finishes, is a strike rate few Bikini professionals match. Four of those wins came in the 2026 season alone.
She defends titles. Her Romania win in 2026 was a defence of the title she won in 2025, and her FitParade win in 2026 repeated her 2025 victory at the same show. Back-to-back wins at the same show, two years running, is the mark of a champion.
She also came back from a long break. Four and a half years away from the stage, then a pro card, a first pro win four weeks later, and two Olympia appearances inside eighteen months. That is a comeback, not a slow return.
Coaching
Her coach is her partner, @meszaros__marci. She has called him her amazing partner and coach, writing in November 2025 that her physique would not exist without him. Her Olympia prep credits list him as coach under @meszaros_coaching.
Her mentor is @kokenybela.ifbbpro, named in the same thank-you post. She also trains with Team Alpha, @teamalpha_bycsm, a Hungarian team she helped launch in May 2026, writing that they were building a community, not just a team.
Sponsors
Her Instagram bio names five sponsors: Scitec Nutrition, Nebbia Fitness, Limitless Biochem EU, Showtime Wear and Protan Europe. She shares discount codes for the first three, CSVIKI10, VIKTORIAC10 and VIKTORIA10.
Showtime Wear makes her competition bikinis, and Protan Europe supplies her stage tanning. Her Olympia prep credits also name her glam, hair and nail artists, and her physio, but no further sponsors are named in any source found.
Contest History
| Show | Date | Division | Place | Tag | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NPC Worldwide Fitparade Pro Qualifier, Budapest | 23 Oct 2020 | Bikini | 1st (class D) | — | — |
| NPC Worldwide FIBO Championship Pro Qualifier, Cologne | 11 Apr 2025 | Bikini | 1st (Overall, pro card) | — | — |
| IFBB FIBO Pro Championships, Cologne | 12 Apr 2025 | Bikini | 4th | 46 | 12 |
| Kokeny Classic Hungary Pro, Budapest | 10 May 2025 | Bikini | 1st | 16 | 3 |
| Everest Muscle Games Poland Pro, Warsaw | 25 May 2025 | Bikini | 2nd | 23 | 6 |
| Mr. Olympia, Las Vegas | 11 Oct 2025 | Bikini | 15th | 16 | 75 |
| IFBB Fashion Street FitParade Hungary Pro, Budapest | 19 Oct 2025 | Bikini | 1st | 5 | 3 |
| IFBB EVLS Prague Pro, Prague | 25 Oct 2025 | Bikini | 2nd | 113 | 6 |
| IFBB Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 8–9 Nov 2025 | Bikini | 1st | 73 | 3 |
| IFBB Pro Muscle Italy Pro, Milan | 6 Sep 2026 | Bikini | 1st | 4 | 4 |
| Mr. Olympia, Las Vegas | 26 Sep 2026 | Bikini | 13th | 14 | 65 |
| IFBB EVLS Prague Pro, Prague | 10–11 Oct 2026 | Bikini | 2nd | 111 | 5 |
| IFBB FitParade Pro, Budapest | 17–18 Oct 2026 | Bikini | 1st | 11 | 3 |
| IFBB 365 Grand Prix Pro, Košice | 25 Oct 2026 | Bikini | 1st | 56 | 3 |
| IFBB Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 7–8 Nov 2026 | Bikini | 1st | 103 | 3 |
Her professional record reads thirteen contests, seven wins, ten top-three, eleven top-five and eleven top-ten finishes, with a 15th place as her worst result.
Counting her two amateur wins, she has won nine of the fifteen contests she has entered. She has qualified for the Olympia three times and competed at two of them.
FAQ
Who is Viktoria Csicsayova?
Viktoria Csicsayova is a Hungarian Bikini professional. She turned professional at the FIBO qualifier in Cologne in April 2025, won seven pro shows since then, and defended her Romania Muscle Fest Pro title in November 2026.
How many shows has Viktoria Csicsayova won?
Nine contests in total. She won two as an amateur, a Fitparade class in 2020 and the FIBO qualifier overall in 2025, and seven as a professional, including the Kokeny Classic, two FitParade titles and two Romania titles.
Has Viktoria Csicsayova competed at the Mr. Olympia?
Yes, twice. She placed 15th on her debut in 2025 and 13th in 2026, both times in the Bikini division in Las Vegas. She is already qualified for the 2027 Olympia.
Who coaches Viktoria Csicsayova?
Her partner, @meszaros__marci, is her coach. She has said her physique would not exist without him. Her mentor is @kokenybela.ifbbpro, and she trains with Team Alpha in Hungary.
How tall is Viktoria Csicsayova, and what does she weigh?
Neither is published in any reliable source. No height or weight appears in her own posts or on any official scorecard, so this article prints no number for either.
Where is Viktoria Csicsayova from?
Hungary. Every official source except one lists her as Hungarian, and her own Instagram says Hungary. Her hometown is not published in any reliable source.
Bottom Line
Viktoria Csicsayova has done in less than two years what most Bikini professionals take years to do: win seven pro shows, defend two titles, and reach the Olympia twice. Her 2026 season alone brought four wins, and her third Olympia is already booked.
She won her second Romania title at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, where Anastasia Korableva won the Women’s Bodybuilding title, Julia Cabarcos won the Women’s Physique title and Beatriz Almeida won the Figure title.
Her pro debut came at the FIBO Pro in Cologne, and her first win at the Kokeny Classic in Budapest. The full Romania results and the 2026 Mr. Olympia results are on this site.
No reliable source gives Viktoria Csicsayova’s date of birth, height, weight or birthplace. Her diet and training are covered in her diet-plan article.