The road to the 2027 Mr. Olympia is already under way. As of 13 November 2026, 94 bodybuilders have qualified across all 12 divisions — 93 athletes in total, because Shaun Clarida qualified in two divisions, Men’s Open and Men’s 212.
The qualification period runs from 31 August 2026 to 12 September 2027, so this list will keep growing. The date and venue for the 2027 Olympia have not been announced yet.
This list follows the IFBB Pro League’s own qualified list, read on 13 November 2026 and cross-checked with the Fitness Volt and Generation Iron trackers.
Below is the full list, division by division, with how each athlete qualified. Names link to their biography or diet plan on this site where one is live. For last year’s show, see our Mr. Olympia 2026 results.
How Qualification Works
Seven divisions are win-and-you’re-in: Men’s Open, Men’s 212, Ms. Olympia, Fitness, Figure, Women’s Physique and Fit Model. The top three from the 2026 Olympia qualify, and so does the winner of every open pro show in the qualification period. Ms. Olympia also takes the top three finishers from the Rising Phoenix.
Four divisions run on points: Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini and Wellness. The top 20 in points qualify when the period closes on 12 September 2027. Two open-show wins, or one win at a big-five show, qualify a bodybuilder outright.
The big-five shows are the Arnold Classic USA, the Pittsburgh Pro, the New York Pro, the Romania Muscle Fest Pro and the Dubai Pro. In the Wheelchair division, the top three from the 2026 Olympia, every show winner and the top three in points qualify.
One big change from last year: only the top three from the 2026 Olympia qualify automatically. Fourth and fifth place earn points only — 12 and 10 points. That is why some big names from the 2026 Olympia are not on this list yet.
Former Olympia champions keep lifetime eligibility, but if more than five years have passed since their last Olympia win, the IFBB Pro League must approve them first. They appear on the list only once the IFBB adds them.
Men’s Open (9)
Nine bodybuilders have qualified in Men’s Open so far, led by defending champion Nick Walker.
- Nick Walker (USA) — Won the 2026 Mr. Olympia · diet plan
- Samson Dauda (UK) — 2nd at the 2026 Mr. Olympia; also won the Europa Pro · diet plan
- Derek Lunsford (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 Mr. Olympia · diet plan
- Regan Grimes (Canada) — Won the Pro Muscle Italy Pro
- Andrea Presti (Italy) — Won the Everest Muscle Legends Pro
- Tonio Burton (USA) — Won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro · diet plan
- Michal Krizanek (Slovakia) — Won the EVLS Prague Pro
- Shaun Clarida (USA) — Won the Everest Muscle Stars Pro; also 3rd at the 2026 212 Olympia
- Ahmed Juraybi (Saudi Arabia) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro; the first Saudi to qualify for the Men’s Open · diet plan
Men’s 212 (12)
Twelve bodybuilders have qualified in Men’s 212, led by four-time champion Keone Pearson.
- Keone Pearson (USA) — Won the 2026 212 Olympia, his fourth straight title · diet plan
- Lucas Garcia (Brazil) — 2nd at the 2026 212 Olympia · diet plan
- Shaun Clarida (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 212 Olympia; also won the EVLS Prague Pro 212, the Koloseum Pro and the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro
- Marco Ruz (France) — Won the Europa Pro and the Turkiye Pro
- Wei Li (China) — Won the Huanji Xi’an China Pro
- Intack Lee (South Korea) — Won the AGP Pro All Stars
- Radoslav Angelov (Bulgaria) — Won the Balkan Grand Prix Pro
- Esteban Fuquene (Colombia) — Won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro
- Yinka Majolagbe (UK) — Won the 1 Bro Pro Show
- Vitor Alves Porto De Oliveira (Brazil) — Won the Musclecontest Brazil Pro · diet plan
- Marcos Sarcone (Italy) — Won the Spain Pro
- Roman Iushchenko (Ukraine) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Classic Physique (6)
Six bodybuilders have qualified in Classic Physique so far. The points race is still open, and the top 20 in points will qualify when the period closes.
- Niall Darwen (UK) — Won the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia · diet plan
- Mike Sommerfeld (Germany) — 2nd at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia
- Ramon Rocha Queiroz (Ramon Dino) (Brazil) — 3rd at the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia · diet plan
- Andrea Mammoli (Italy) — Two wins: the Tsunami Nutrition Showdown Toulouse Pro and the FitParade Pro · diet plan
- Terrence Ruffin (USA) — Two wins: the Pharlabs Mexico Pro and the 365 Grand Prix Pro
- Piotr Wojtowicz (Poland) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Men’s Physique (8)
Eight bodybuilders have qualified in Men’s Physique so far. The points race is still open, and the top 20 in points will qualify when the period closes.
- Ryan Terry (UK) — Won the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia, his fourth straight title · diet plan
- Ali Bilal (Afghanistan) — 2nd at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia
- Kyron Holden (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 Men’s Physique Olympia
- Mehdi Kabbadj (Morocco) — Two wins: the Tournament of Champions Pro and the San Antonio Pro
- Dallas Botchway (Ghana) — Two wins: the Sasquatch Pro and the Tsunami Nutrition Showdown Toulouse Pro
- Emile Walker (UK) — Two wins: the Ace of Stage Pro and the EVLS Prague Pro
- Joshua Eng Cherng Shin (Malaysia) — Two wins: the AGP Pro All Stars and the Musclecontest Vietnam Pro
- Sidy Pouye (Spain) — Two wins: the Pro Muscle Italy Pro and the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Wheelchair (3)
Three bodybuilders have qualified in the Wheelchair division — the top three from the 2026 Olympia.
- Blake Colleton (Australia) — Won the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia
- James Berger (USA) — 2nd at the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia
- Ephraim Gudgeon (New Zealand) — 3rd at the 2026 Wheelchair Olympia
Ms. Olympia (7)
Seven bodybuilders have qualified for Ms. Olympia, led by seven-time champion Andrea Shaw.
- Andrea Shaw (USA) — Won the 2026 Ms. Olympia, her seventh straight title
- Ashley Lynnette Jones (USA) — 2nd at the 2026 Ms. Olympia
- Leyvina Rodrigues Barros (Brazil) — 3rd at the 2026 Ms. Olympia
- Anna Terzo (Italy) — Won the Europa Pro
- Patti Hanson (USA) — Won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro
- Nadia Capotosto (Italy) — Won the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro
- Anastasia Korableva (Romania) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro, her third straight Romania win · diet plan
Fitness (3)
Three athletes have qualified in Fitness — the 2026 Olympia winner, the runner-up and the Europa Pro winner.
- Michelle Fredua-Mensah (UK) — Won the 2026 Fitness Olympia
- Michaela Pavleova (Slovakia) — Won the Europa Pro
- Jaclyn Baker (USA) — 2nd at the 2026 Fitness Olympia; also won the Chattanooga Night of Champions Pro
Figure (13)
Thirteen bodybuilders have qualified in Figure, led by 2026 Olympia winner Lola Montez.
- Lola Montez (Canada) — Won the 2026 Figure Olympia
- Jessica Reyes Padilla (Puerto Rico) — 2nd at the 2026 Figure Olympia; also won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro
- Denise Zwinger-Tynek (Germany) — 3rd at the 2026 Figure Olympia
- Anna Borin (Ukraine) — Won the San Antonio Pro
- Jennifer Zienert (Germany) — Won the Dominican Republic Pro
- Lena Ramsteiner (Germany) — Won the Europa Pro
- Ashley Howells (USA) — Won the Sasquatch Pro
- Jessica Chandy (New Zealand) — Won the New Zealand Figure Pro
- Tori La Rock (Germany) — Won the AGP Pro All Stars and the 1 Bro Pro Show
- Kristina Zafirova (Slovenia) — Won the Balkan Grand Prix Pro
- Dorethane Agathina (Germany) — Won the EVLS Prague Pro
- Jeanne Kassel (Germany) — Won the Hurricane Pro
- Beatriz Almeida (Brazil) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Bikini (10)
Ten bodybuilders have qualified in Bikini so far. The points race is still open, and the top 20 in points will qualify when the period closes.
- Jasmine Gonzalez (USA) — Won the 2026 Bikini Olympia
- Maureen Blanquisco (Philippines) — 2nd at the 2026 Bikini Olympia
- Aimee Delgado (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 Bikini Olympia
- Kareen Haddad (Australia) — Two wins: the AGP Pro All Stars and the MuscleContest Philippines Pro
- Phoebe Hagan (UK) — Two wins: the Southern Muscle Showdown Pro and the Ultimate Warriors Pro
- Roxana Marquez (Mexico) — Two wins: the Dominican Republic Pro and the Hurricane Pro
- Viktoria Csicsayova (Hungary) — Four wins: the Pro Muscle Italy Pro, the FitParade Pro, the 365 Grand Prix Pro and the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
- Sara Punzetti (Italy) — Two wins: the EVLS Prague Pro and the Spain Pro
- Savannah Watchman (USA) — Two wins: the San Antonio Pro and the East Coast Pro
- Nivea Campos (Brazil) — Two wins: the Musclecontest Brazil Pro and the Musclecontest FitPira Pro
Women’s Physique (5)
Five bodybuilders have qualified in Women’s Physique, led by 2026 Olympia winner Natalia Abraham Coelho.
- Natalia Abraham Coelho (USA) — Won the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia; also won the Pharlabs Mexico Pro and the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro
- Zama Benta (Brazil) — 2nd at the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia
- Sarah Villegas (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 Women’s Physique Olympia
- Lenka Ferencukova (Czech Republic) — Won the Europa Pro
- Julia Cabarcos (Spain) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Wellness (6)
Six bodybuilders have qualified in Wellness so far. The points race is still open, and the top 20 in points will qualify when the period closes.
- Eduarda Bezerra (Brazil) — Won the 2026 Wellness Olympia
- Isabelle Nunes (Brazil) — 2nd at the 2026 Wellness Olympia
- Elisa Alcantara (Dominican Republic) — 3rd at the 2026 Wellness Olympia; also won the Dominican Republic Pro and the Pharlabs Mexico Pro
- Carolina Cardosa (Portugal) — Two wins: the EVLS Prague Pro and the 1 Bro Pro Show
- Giselle Machado (Brazil) — Two wins: the Moscow Showdown Pro and the Kazakhstan Pro
- Leonida Ciobu (Moldova) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Fit Model (12)
Twelve athletes have qualified in Fit Model, led by first-ever champion Shealynn Burnett.
- Shealynn Burnett (USA) — Won the 2026 Fit Model Olympia, the division’s first-ever champion
- Gabriela Queiroz (Brazil) — 2nd at the 2026 Fit Model Olympia
- Jane Jones (USA) — 3rd at the 2026 Fit Model Olympia
- Angela Miranda (USA) — Won the Titans Grand Prix Pro
- Sarah Terzenbach (Germany) — Won the Europa Pro
- Hannah Lanae (USA) — Won the AGP Pro All Stars
- Misty Yang (China) — Won the Ace of Stage Pro
- Lilla Szabados (Hungary) — Won the 1 Bro Pro Show
- Martina Rigolli (Italy) — Won the Koloseum Pro
- Carol Cuaya (USA) — Won the All South Pro Championships
- Emily Chanel (USA) — Won the Steve Karr Las Vegas Classic Pro
- Ana Alexandra Petreanu (Romania) — Won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro · diet plan
Points Leaders to Watch
In the four points divisions, the top 20 in points qualify when the period closes on 12 September 2027. These are the leaders as of 13 November 2026, from the IFBB Pro League’s list.
- Classic Physique: Oliver Prochazka 33 (on points, not qualified) · Javorski 14 · Livinho 14 · Hartlage 12 · Vissers 12 · Fabode 12 · Herrera 11 · Paredes, Kai Liu, Mohammad Ali, Jhoninho, Kai Wang, Favors, Carter, Omel’chenko, Poghosyan, Timms 10 each.
- Men’s Physique: Erin Banks 32 (on points, not qualified) · Toplyn 25 · Gustave 21 · Benjamin-Privett 19 · Suleiman 18 · Marigny 17 · Li Xiaolong 16 · Aitirhmour 14 · Deandre Johnson 13 · Cenat, He, Hendrickson, Huynh, Teo, Van Niekerk, Jordan Clark, Kaique Santos 10 each.
- Bikini: Patrizia Vaccaro 26 (on points, not qualified) · Rania Stamatiadou 20 · Cynthia Chen 14 · Kaltwasser 14 · Marchisio 13 · Perez 13 · Chapados 12 · Aung 11 · Carroll 11 · Kato, Harley, Little, Wu Bi, Gillespie 10 each.
- Wellness: Aranguren 30 · Colorado Acal 14 · Kazanina 14 · Pockette 13 · Meiswinkel, Luz, Fogal, Hu, Pereira, Rodriguez 10 each.
- Wheelchair: Secundino 8 · John 7 (top 3 in points qualify).
Who Is NOT Qualified (Yet)
A few big names are missing from this list. Here is why.
- Andrew Jacked finished 4th in the 2026 Men’s Open. Under the new rules, fourth place earns 12 points only. He is not qualified as of 13 November 2026.
- Erin Banks finished 4th in Men’s Physique, so he earns points only. He leads the Men’s Physique points race with 32 points.
- Brandon Curry, the 2019 Mr. Olympia winner, is listed by Generation Iron on lifetime eligibility, but the IFBB Pro League has not added him to its official list. He is not qualified yet.
- Oliver Prochazka (Classic Physique) and Patrizia Vaccaro (Bikini) were both marked qualified on the IFBB’s 2 November list, then moved back to points. Prochazka has 33 points and Vaccaro has 26. Neither is qualified.
- Anna Fomina finished 3rd at the 2026 Fitness Olympia, which should qualify her under the rules, but she is not on the IFBB list. She is not counted as qualified until the IFBB adds her.
The Next Chance to Qualify
The next chance to qualify is the Spain Pro on 29 November 2026, in Men’s Open. Its winner qualifies for the 2027 Olympia. The IFBB has not published its 2027 schedule yet.
🔥 Final Thoughts: The 2027 Race Is Just Starting
Ninety-four spots are taken, and the list will keep growing until 12 September 2027. Every show winner in the win-and-you’re-in divisions books a ticket, and the points races in Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Bikini and Wellness are wide open.
The defending champions are all already qualified: Nick Walker (Men’s Open), Keone Pearson (212), Niall Darwen (Classic Physique), Ryan Terry (Men’s Physique), Blake Colleton (Wheelchair), Andrea Shaw (Ms. Olympia), Michelle Fredua-Mensah (Fitness), Lola Montez (Figure), Jasmine Gonzalez (Bikini), Natalia Abraham Coelho (Women’s Physique), Eduarda Bezerra (Wellness) and Shealynn Burnett (Fit Model).
We will update this list after every show, as new athletes qualify. Bookmark it and check back after each pro show weekend.