Beatriz Almeida is a Brazilian Figure professional who won her first two pro shows in 2026. She took the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Curitiba in July, then the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest in November. Both wins came with a perfect score of 3.
She has never lost a Figure contest. Her amateur career brought three wins in three shows, including the overall title at the NPC Musclecontest Fortaleza in October 2024 and the pro card at the NPC Musclecontest Brazil in July 2025. Her professional record reads two contests, two wins.
Almeida comes from Catolé do Rocha, a small city in Paraíba in north-east Brazil. She started in Bikini in 2021, spent three years building the size for Figure, and turned professional at 2025’s Brazilian pro qualifier. She now trains for a first Olympia appearance.
| Full name | Beatriz de Almeida |
| Division | Women’s Figure |
| Nationality | Brazilian |
| Hometown | Catolé do Rocha, Paraíba, Brazil |
| Date of birth | Not published in any reliable source |
| Height | Not published in any reliable source |
| Weight | About 57 kg on stage (her own words, July 2026) |
| @biafiigurepro | |
| Coach | J. Jacoby (Romania 2026); Andriel Caruso (pro debut, 2026); @hardcore.consulting (2025) |
| Sponsor | Max Titanium (code BIAPRO) |
Early Life
Almeida comes from Catolé do Rocha, in the Paraíba backlands of north-east Brazil. The city’s own news pages celebrated her in November 2026, calling her ‘a catoleense’ who carried the town’s name to Romania. No childhood photo of her has been published, and no reliable source gives her date of birth or birthplace.
She has said she trained for three years and five months before her Figure debut, which puts her start in the gym at about April 2021. She first competed in Bikini around 2020 and 2021, taking two top-two finishes in 2021. The names of those two shows are not published.
Turning Professional
Almeida moved from Bikini to Figure after three years of work, two divisions above where she started. Her own words sum it up: she worked twice as hard, changed divisions, and has not lost a Figure contest since her debut. Her first Figure show came in October 2024, at the NPC Musclecontest Fortaleza.
She won the Figure overall there, her first overall title. The promoter’s own report lists her among the show’s overall champions, under her handle at the time, @beatrizaalmeida._. Her competitor number that day was 288.
2024 Season
Her debut season was a single show, and she won it outright. The Fortaleza overall came after a twelve-week prep and three silent years of building in the gym. She wrote afterwards that she had dreamed of the moment for a long time.
2025 Season
Almeida’s second Figure season brought two more wins. In late May 2025 she won the Figure category at the Tittans Classic Show in Patos, in her home state of Paraíba. The show was coached by @hardcore.consulting, the coach behind her whole 2025 campaign.
Eight weeks later she won her pro card. At the NPC Musclecontest Brazil in Curitiba, on 19 July 2025, the promoter named her among the show’s new professionals, as the Figure winner. She weighed about 56 kg that day, and she called the win the peak of her career so far.
The pro card came after five months of sacrifice, in her own words, and a raffle she ran to pay for the trip. She thanked her coach and her trainer, Michel Robson, and said after the pro card that nothing would have happened without him. The next step was the professional stage.
2026 Season
Almeida’s first professional season was two shows and two wins. She made her pro debut at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in Curitiba, in July 2026, and won the Figure title in a 24-woman field. The win qualified her for the 2026 Mr. Olympia.
She won with a perfect score of 3, wearing tag 4, ahead of Manuella Lima and Saionara Rebelo. Kaique Santos won the Men’s Physique title at the same show. Almeida weighed about 57 kg at prejudging, the figure she gave herself for the stage.
Photo: NPC News Online
Four months later she won in Europe. At the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in Bucharest, on 7–8 November 2026, she beat 26 other Figure professionals with another perfect score of 3. Paulina Pontus was second and Helen Zavitsanou third.
She wore tag 1, which she had called a divine sign in the days before the show. The win qualified her for the 2027 Olympia, her second Olympia qualification in the same year. She had qualified for the 2026 Olympia in July but did not compete there.
The two wins carry a dedication. Ten days before her pro debut, Almeida lost her aunt Rita, the woman she calls her second mother. She promised her she would finish the season, and she wrote after Romania that both victories are for her aunt Rita.
What Makes Her Stand Out
Almeida has never lost a Figure contest. Five Figure shows, amateur and professional together, have brought five wins and two documented overall titles. Both of her professional wins were unanimous, with the lowest possible score.
She did it the hard way, from a small city in the north-east, funding one trip with a raffle and winning on two continents in a single season. Her own season summary says it plainly: the best Figure professional in Brazil, and the best Figure professional in Romania.
Photo: NPC News Online
Her stage weight sits at about 57 kg, light for a Figure professional, and her presentation is the polished, feminine style the division rewards. She coaches posing herself, which shows in the confidence of her own quarter turns.
Coaching
Almeida has worked with three coaches in two years. Her 2025 campaign, including the Tittans win and the pro card, was coached by @hardcore.consulting. Her pro debut in July 2026 was coached by Andriel Caruso, of Team Caruso, and her Romania win by J. Jacoby.
One man has been beside her through all of it: her trainer, Michel Robson. She has thanked him in post after post, and said after the pro card that nothing would have happened without him. Her first posing lesson came from Figure professional Renata Melo, in August 2024.
She now coaches other women herself, in bodybuilding and posing, under the name Team Bia Poses. Her students include Luciana, who won a Figure overall in April 2026, and Luiza Rezende, a new Figure athlete. Coaching is part of her work, not a side note.
Sponsors
Almeida’s supplement sponsor is Max Titanium, whose code BIAPRO she shares in her own posts. She carried a Max Synthetic Team code, BIAALMEIDA10, in 2024, before the Max Titanium deal. No other sponsor is named in any source found.
Contest History
| Show | Date | Division | Place | Tag | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NPC Musclecontest Fortaleza, Fortaleza | 5 Oct 2024 | Figure | 1st (Overall) | 288 | — |
| Tittans Classic Show, Patos | May 2025 | Figure | 1st | — | — |
| NPC Musclecontest Brazil (Pro Qualifier), Curitiba | 19 Jul 2025 | Figure | 1st (Overall, pro card) | — | — |
| Musclecontest Brazil Pro, Curitiba | 17–19 Jul 2026 | Figure | 1st | 4 | 3 |
| Romania Muscle Fest Pro, Bucharest | 7–8 Nov 2026 | Figure | 1st | 1 | 3 |
Her professional record reads two contests, two wins, two top-three, two top-five and two top-ten finishes, with a first place as her worst result.
Counting her three amateur Figure wins, she has won all five Figure contests she has entered. She has qualified for the Olympia twice and is yet to make her debut there.
FAQ
Who is Beatriz Almeida?
Beatriz Almeida is a Brazilian Figure professional from Catolé do Rocha, in Paraíba. She turned professional in July 2025, won her pro debut at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in July 2026, and won the Romania Muscle Fest Pro in November 2026. She has never lost a Figure contest.
How many shows has Beatriz Almeida won?
Five Figure contests, all of them. She won three as an amateur — the Fortaleza overall in October 2024, the Tittans Classic Show in May 2025 and the pro card at the Musclecontest Brazil in July 2025 — and two as a professional, in Curitiba and Bucharest in 2026.
Has Beatriz Almeida competed at the Mr. Olympia?
Not yet. Her Brazil Pro win qualified her for the 2026 Mr. Olympia, and her Romania win qualified her for the 2027 Olympia, but she did not compete in Las Vegas in September 2026. No reason for her absence is published. Her first Olympia appearance is still to come.
Who coaches Beatriz Almeida?
J. Jacoby coached her Romania win in November 2026. Andriel Caruso coached her pro debut in July 2026, and @hardcore.consulting coached her 2025 campaign, including the pro card. Her trainer through all of it has been Michel Robson.
What does Beatriz Almeida weigh?
About 57 kg on stage, by her own account. She gave that figure for her prejudging physique at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro in July 2026, and weighed about 56 kg when she won her pro card a year earlier. No height is published.
Where is Beatriz Almeida from?
Catolé do Rocha, a city in Paraíba in north-east Brazil. The city’s own news pages celebrated her Romania win in November 2026, saying she carried the town’s name to the world. Her birthplace is not published.
Bottom Line
Beatriz Almeida has done in two pro shows what most Figure athletes take years to do: win twice, both times unanimously, on two continents. She is undefeated in Figure, qualified for two Olympias, and waiting for her first Olympia stage. The next step is the one she has been building toward since 2021.
Beatriz Almeida won her second professional title at the 2026 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, where Anastasia Korableva won the Women’s Bodybuilding title and Julia Cabarcos won the Women’s Physique title.
Her pro debut came at the same show where Kaique Santos won the Men’s Physique title. The full Romania results and the 2026 Mr. Olympia results are on this site.
No reliable source gives Beatriz Almeida’s date of birth, height or birthplace. Her two Bikini shows from 2021 are not named in any source found. No tag or score is published for her three amateur Figure wins. Her diet and training are covered in her diet-plan article, which is now live.