Anastasia Korableva is a Russian-born professional bodybuilder in the Women’s Bodybuilding division who competes for Romania. 🇷🇴 She has won her last four professional contests, including three straight Romania Muscle Fest Pro titles from 2024 to 2026.
Her latest win came at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, where she beat Paula Ranta by a single point. The victory qualified her for the 2027 Ms. Olympia — her third straight Olympia qualification.
She has never competed at the Ms. Olympia, despite qualifying three times. This biography covers her background, her career season by season, and her full contest record.
| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Anastasia Korableva |
| Nationality | Russian-born, competes for Romania |
| Division | Women’s Bodybuilding |
| Date of birth | Not published in any reliable source |
| Height | Not published in any reliable source |
| Weight | Not published in any reliable source |
| Professional debut | 2020 Europa Pro, Alicante (6th) — earliest recorded pro contest |
| Best Olympia finish | Has not competed at the Ms. Olympia |
| Coach | @prontenko (named on her own Instagram) |
Early Life and Background
Little is published about Anastasia Korableva’s early life. No reliable source gives her date of birth or birthplace, and no interview with her about her upbringing has been found.
What is documented is where she stands now. She was born in Russia and competes for Romania, the country she calls her own, and she works as an online coach alongside her competing career.
In her own words, she “fought for so many years” to be allowed to compete in the category she calls the one “that belongs to me by right.” She has not said publicly which category she fought to enter.
Turning Professional
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Her earliest recorded professional contest was the 2020 Europa Pro in Alicante, Spain, on 11 October 2020. She finished sixth in Women’s Bodybuilding in an 11-woman class won by Margarita Zamolova.
Five weeks later, on 15 November, she took fifth at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest. Virginia Sanchez won the class. It was the first of seven straight appearances at that show.
The show that earned her IFBB Pro League card is not verified in any source found, so this article does not name one. She was already competing as a professional by October 2020, and Romania became her home show from that first season.
2021 Season
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She took only one professional contest in 2021, and it was at her home show. On 14 November she finished fourth in Women’s Bodybuilding at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest.
Nadia Capotosto won the class, with Branka Njegovec second and MayLa Ash third. Korableva’s score was 12, and she finished one place better than the year before.
2022 Season
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Her second season at the Romania show was her hardest. On 13 November 2022 she finished seventh in a 17-woman class, her worst result as a professional, with a score of 42.
Alcione Santos won the class, with Elisama Manoel Benta Zorzetto second and Irene Anderson third. Korableva’s country on the scorecard that year was listed as Romania for the first time.
She did not compete again that year. Her next contest would be the same show twelve months later — and it would change everything.
2023 Season
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She returned to the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on 12 November 2023 and finished second in a 12-woman class, her first podium as a professional. Her score was 7.
Leyvina Rodrigues Barros won the class, with Tiana Flex third. The runner-up finish was the breakthrough her career had been building toward — and the last time she would lose at her home show.
2024 Season: The First Title
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A year later, on 9 November 2024, she won the Women’s Bodybuilding title at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro. Her score was a perfect 3 — every judge had her first.
Reshanna Boswell was second and Alida Opre third in an eight-woman class. The win was her first professional title, and it qualified her for the 2025 Ms. Olympia.
She did not compete at that Olympia. The 2025 Ms. Olympia results list no Korableva, and no reason for her absence has been published in a reliable source.
2025 Season: Back-to-Back
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She defended her title on 9 November 2025, winning the Romania Muscle Fest Pro again with another perfect score of 3. Ivana Dvorakova was second and Emilia Dimitrova-Balkova third.
It was her second straight title at her home show, and it qualified her for the 2026 Ms. Olympia. She did not compete in Las Vegas that October.
2026 Season: Two More Titles
Her 2026 season opened away from her home show — and brought a new title. On 30 August she won the Alina Popa Classic Pro in Bucharest with a perfect score of 3, beating Alida Opre into second.
Ten weeks later, on 7–8 November, she won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro for the third straight year. She beat Paula Ranta by a single point, 4 to 5, with Eleonore Vatin third.
The win was her fourth straight professional victory and qualified her for the 2027 Ms. Olympia. No per-athlete photo gallery from the 2026 Romania show has been published yet, so this section carries no photo from that win.
Coaching, Diet and Training
Her coach is @prontenko, named on her own Instagram again and again. After her 2026 Romania win she wrote: “Thanks to my coach @prontenko who I’ve been with for 8 years now. All of this is our joint achievement.”
Her sponsor is MST Nutrition (@mstnutrition.de), named in her Instagram bio with the code Big_Kora for 10% off. She is also an online coach herself, taking on clients under her own name.
No diet plan or training split from her own words has been published in any reliable source found. Her diet-plan article is live, and it prints only what she has said herself.
What Makes Her Stand Out
Four straight wins. Her last four professional contests — Romania 2024, Romania 2025, the Alina Popa Classic Pro and Romania 2026 — have all ended in first place.
Three perfect scores. Three of those four wins came by a perfect score of 3. Only the 2026 Romania win was close, decided by a single point over Paula Ranta.
Never outside the top ten. In nine professional contests her worst finish is seventh, at Romania 2022. She has won four times, reached the podium five times and finished in the top five seven times.
The Olympia that never came. She has qualified for the Ms. Olympia three times — 2025, 2026 and 2027 — and has not yet stood on that stage. Her own words point to document issues that stopped her from travelling.
Contest History
Anastasia Korableva has competed in 9 professional contests, winning 4, reaching the podium (top three, including wins) 5 times, finishing in the top five 7 times and in the top ten 9 times. Her best finish is 1st and her worst is 7th.
She has qualified for the Ms. Olympia three times — 2025, 2026 and 2027 — and has not competed at any of them. Her only professional contests outside Romania were her debut, the 2020 Europa Pro in Alicante, Spain.
| Show | Date | Division | Place | Tag | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europa Pro, Alicante | 11 Oct 2020 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 6th | 103 | 34 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 15 Nov 2020 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 5th | 73 | 15 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 14 Nov 2021 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 4th | 113 | 12 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 13 Nov 2022 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 7th | 85 | 42 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 12 Nov 2023 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 2nd | 87 | 7 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Romania | 9 Nov 2024 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 1st | 45 | 3 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 9 Nov 2025 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 1st | 43 | 3 |
| Alina Popa Classic Pro, Bucharest | 30 Aug 2026 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 1st | 4 | 3 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 8 Nov 2026 | Women’s Bodybuilding | 1st | 46 | 4 |
Placings and scores are taken from the official IFBB Pro League scorecards and the NPC News Online galleries.
Tag numbers are shown where the scorecard published them. “Podium” means a top-three finish, including wins. Her 2024 Romania win is listed without a city because sources disagree on the venue — Fitness Volt says Cluj, Generation Iron says Bucharest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Anastasia Korableva?
A Russian-born professional bodybuilder in the Women’s Bodybuilding division who competes for Romania. She has won her last four professional contests, including three straight Romania Muscle Fest Pro titles.
How many professional contests has Anastasia Korableva won?
Four: the 2024 and 2025 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, the 2026 Alina Popa Classic Pro and the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro. Three of the four wins came by a perfect score of 3.
Has Anastasia Korableva competed at the Ms. Olympia?
No. She qualified for the 2025 Ms. Olympia with her 2024 Romania win and for the 2026 Ms. Olympia with her 2025 Romania win, but did not compete at either. Her 2026 Romania win qualified her for the 2027 Ms. Olympia.
Who coaches Anastasia Korableva?
Her coach is @prontenko, named on her own Instagram. After her 2026 Romania win she called their eight years together “our joint achievement.” Her sponsor is MST Nutrition.
What is Anastasia Korableva’s diet and training?
No diet plan or training split from her own words has been published in any reliable source found. Her diet-plan article is live, and it prints only what she has said herself; this biography does not invent one.
What is Anastasia Korableva’s best result?
First place, four times — most recently at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, where she beat Paula Ranta by a single point, 4 to 5.
Bottom Line
Anastasia Korableva’s career is a study in patience: a sixth-place debut in 2020, a seventh in 2022, a runner-up finish in 2023 — then four straight wins, three of them by perfect scores. 🏆
She is the most dominant woman at her home show — and, three Olympia qualifications later, still waiting for her first Ms. Olympia stage.
Related: Anastasia Korableva’s latest win is covered in the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro results, and the same show also produced wins for Ahmed Juraybi, Roman Iushchenko, Piotr Wojtowicz, Sidy Pouye, Julia Cabarcos, Beatriz Almeida and Viktoria Csicsayova.
Her Olympia qualifications are covered in the 2026 Mr. Olympia results and the 2025 Mr. Olympia results.
This biography is based on official IFBB Pro League scorecards, NPC News Online galleries and results coverage from Fitness Volt and Generation Iron, plus Korableva’s own Instagram. Where a fact has not been published — her date of birth, her pro-card show and her diet — this article says so rather than guessing.