Ana Alexandra Petreanu is a Romanian IFBB Pro Fit Model athlete who won her professional debut at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. 🏆
She has won all five shows she has entered — one as a professional and four as an amateur — and qualified for the 2027 Ms. Olympia with her Bucharest win.
Her pro card came at the same show a year earlier, when she won the Fit Model class and the overall at the 2025 Romania Muscle Fest amateur contest.
Quick Facts
| Full name | Ana Alexandra Petreanu |
| Division | Women’s Fit Model (Bikini once, 2025) |
| Country | Romania |
| @ana.petreanu | |
| Coach | @cipriantpetre (Ciprian Petre) |
| Sponsors | Vitabolic, GymHyper, LuckyRugss |
| Pro card | NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest, 8 November 2025 |
| Pro debut | Romania Muscle Fest Pro, 7 November 2026 |
| Pro record | 1 contest, 1 win |
| Olympia appearances | 0 (qualified for 2027) |
| Best Olympia finish | None yet — qualified for 2027 (debut) |
| Qualified for | 2027 Ms. Olympia |
Early Life and Training
Petreanu comes from Romania, and she competes for Romania on every official scorecard. 🇷🇴
Her date of birth, height, and competition weight have not been published, so none of them appear in this biography.
She turned 27 in October 2026, as she wrote on Instagram that month.
Her training goes back to at least 2019. She has been a client of Stay Fit Gym Ghencea since that year, and her earliest Instagram posts, from September 2019, already show gym content.
Nothing else about her early life has been published — no hometown, no school, no family details.
Turning Professional
Petreanu’s first contest came on 31 August 2025, at the Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe in Bucharest. 🎖️
She competed in Fit Model and won two classes — novice and true novice — and finished second in class D. She called it her first contest herself, with the words “2x🥇 1x🥈”.
Two weeks later she tried a second division. At the Muscle Arena Championship on 14 September 2025 she made her Bikini debut — and won it, calling it her “second show”.
Another win followed at an INBA Romania show on 27 September 2025, six weeks before her pro-card show.
Her pro card came on 8 November 2025, at the NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest amateur contest in Bucharest. She won her Fit Model class and the overall, and the overall win earned her the card.
Her coach through all of it was Ciprian Petre (@cipriantpetre), who runs the CP Coaching Academy. She calls him Bursuc — Romanian for badger — and he is also her partner.
Photo: NPC News Online
The 2026 Season
Petreanu waited almost a full year before her pro debut. Her pro card came on 8 November 2025; her first pro show was on 7 November 2026 — 364 days later. ⏳
The show was the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, back in Bucharest, and she won it with a perfect score of 3 from a field of 27 women.
Inesa Shchypailo of Spain finished second on 6 points, and Laura Vanko-Kozma of Hungary third on 9 points.
It was her first professional title, and it came six weeks after the first Fit Model Olympia, won by Shealynn Burnett on 26 September 2026.
The win qualified her for the 2027 Ms. Olympia, where she is listed as qualified by the IFBB Pro League. It will be her Olympia debut.
Photo: NPC News Online
Contest History
Petreanu has competed in 5 contests in all — 1 as a professional and 4 as an amateur. Her combined record is 5 wins, 5 top-three finishes, 5 top-five finishes, and 5 top-ten finishes.
She has finished first at every show she has entered. Her only non-first placing is a second in Fit Model class D at her debut show, where she also won two classes.
| # | Show | Date | Division | Place | Tag | Score | Field | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 7 Nov 2026 | Fit Model | 1st | 173 | 3 (perfect) | 27 | Petreanu |
| 2 | NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest (amateur), Bucharest | 8 Nov 2025 | Fit Model | 1st (class C + overall; pro card) | 103 | — | 10 | Petreanu |
| 3 | INBA Romania | 27 Sep 2025 | (division not published) | 1st | — | — | — | Petreanu |
| 4 | Muscle Arena Championship | 14 Sep 2025 | Bikini | 1st | — | — | — | Petreanu |
| 5 | NPC Worldwide Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe, Bucharest | 31 Aug 2025 | Fit Model | 1st (novice, true novice); 2nd (class D) | — | — | — | (overall: Yelyzaveta Kondratiuk) |
Her professional record is 1 contest and 1 win. Her amateur record is 4 contests and 4 wins.
Photo: NPC News Online
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ana Alexandra Petreanu?
Ana Alexandra Petreanu is a Romanian IFBB Pro Fit Model athlete. She won her pro debut at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro and qualified for the 2027 Ms. Olympia.
What is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s contest record?
She has competed in 5 contests and won all 5 — 1 as a professional and 4 as an amateur. She has finished first at every show she has entered.
When did Ana Alexandra Petreanu turn professional?
She earned her IFBB Pro card on 8 November 2025, at the NPC Worldwide Romania Muscle Fest amateur contest in Bucharest, where she won her Fit Model class and the overall.
Has Ana Alexandra Petreanu competed at the Olympia?
No. She has never competed at the Mr. Olympia. She qualified for the 2027 Ms. Olympia with her Romania win, and 2027 will be her debut.
Who is Ana Alexandra Petreanu’s coach?
Her coach is Ciprian Petre (@cipriantpetre), who runs the CP Coaching Academy. She calls him Bursuc, Romanian for badger, and he is also her partner.
What division does Ana Alexandra Petreanu compete in?
She competes in Fit Model. She tried Bikini once, at her second show, the Muscle Arena Championship in September 2025, and won that too.
Related: Petreanu won the Fit Model title at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. Read the biographies of the other Romania winners — Roman Iushchenko, Piotr Wojtowicz, Sidy Pouye, Ahmed Juraybi, Anastasia Korableva, Viktoria Csicsayova, Leonida Ciobu, Julia Cabarcos, and Beatriz Almeida.
Ana Alexandra Petreanu is a Romanian IFBB Pro Fit Model athlete with 1 professional win and 4 amateur wins. Her diet and training are covered in her diet-plan article, which will follow this biography. This article uses her official contest record, the official IFBB scorecards, and her own words from Instagram.