Some Classic Physique careers are built on one big night. Fanni Fuadi built his on the same stage, three years in a row. 🇮🇩
The Indonesian IFBB Pro has won the Moe’s Muscles Pro in Auckland in 2023, 2024 and 2025 — every time with the Olympia ticket that comes with the title.
Put simply, a pro card won in Bangkok became three consecutive titles in Auckland, and two trips to the Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas.
⚡ Fanni Fuadi Quick Facts (2026)
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Fanni Fuadi |
| Nationality | Indonesian |
| Division | Men’s Classic Physique |
| Pro Status | IFBB Pro since 2023 |
| Pro Wins | 3 — Moe’s Muscles Pro, Auckland (2023, 2024, 2025) |
| Olympia Appearances | 2 — 2024 and 2025 (tied 16th both times) |
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| Date of Birth / Height / Weight | Not published by primary sources — see the FAQ below |
A quick note on the name: “Fanni” reads as a feminine name in many countries, but the contest records are clear.
Fanni Fuadi is a male professional bodybuilder, and he competes in Men’s Classic Physique. ✅
🏆 Who Is Fanni Fuadi?
Fanni Fuadi is Indonesia’s most consistent Classic Physique professional of the last three years.
He is not a loud social-media star. His record was built the quiet way — one Auckland stage, defended again and again.
His look is textbook Classic Physique: a tight waist, wide shoulders and clean, flowing lines.
Judges in Auckland rewarded it with perfect scores of 3 points in both 2024 and 2025. A perfect score means every judge placed him first.
🎟️ The Pro Card: Bangkok, March 2023
Fuadi’s breakthrough came on 19 March 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand.
There, at the NPC Worldwide Thailand Bangkok Pro Qualifier, he won the Classic Physique division and earned his IFBB Pro card.
That same Bangkok stage also launched his Auckland doubles partner — Men’s Physique winner Isai Kesek turned pro on the same circuit, and the two Indonesians have been winning the same New Zealand weekend ever since. 🇮🇩
🥇 Three Straight Titles in Auckland
Fuadi’s pro debut came on 21 October 2023 at the Moe’s Muscle New Zealand Pro in Auckland.
He won it, beating Terrence Teo Kok Hua and Benjamin Pisuttisarewong, and qualified for the 2024 Mr. Olympia in his very first pro show.
One year later, on 2 November 2024, he defended the title — this time with a perfect score, ahead of Yu Bin Chen of Taiwan and Blue Ren of China.
Then, on 8 November 2025, he did it again. Another perfect score, ahead of Shuai Ren and Paul Vu, made it three Auckland titles in three years.
🎰 The Olympia Years: 2024 and 2025
Fuadi made his Mr. Olympia debut in Las Vegas in October 2024, wearing competitor number 17.
In a field of more than 50 Classic Physique athletes, he finished in the tied-16th group — outside the top 15, but on the sport’s biggest stage in his second year as a pro.
He returned a year later at the 2025 Mr. Olympia, in a lineup that included fellow Asian Classic pros such as Jaehun Park of South Korea.
The result was the same — tied 16th — on a night when Ramon Rocha Queiroz won the title vacated by the retired Chris Bumstead.
That 2025 Olympia field was one of the deepest in Classic Physique history, and Fuadi shared it with athletes such as Daryn Shirbayev, Kazakhstan’s first Classic Physique Olympian, and Seonghun Park, who was making his Olympia debut.
📋 Fanni Fuadi Full Contest Record
| Year | Contest | Division | Place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | NPC Worldwide Thailand Bangkok Pro Qualifier (19 March, Bangkok) | Classic Physique | 1st — earned IFBB Pro card |
| 2023 | Moe’s Muscle New Zealand Pro (21 October, Auckland) | Classic Physique | 1st |
| 2024 | Mr. Olympia (Las Vegas) | Classic Physique | Tied 16th |
| 2024 | Moe’s Muscles Pro / New Zealand Pro (2 November, Auckland) | Classic Physique | 1st — perfect score |
| 2025 | Mr. Olympia (Las Vegas) | Classic Physique | Tied 16th |
| 2025 | Moe’s Muscles Pro (8 November, Auckland) | Classic Physique | 1st — perfect score |
Three pro wins, all at the same show, in three consecutive years — that consistency is the whole story of Fuadi’s career so far. 📈
🔍 Fanni Fuadi in 2026: What Is His Status?
Here is the honest answer, based only on what the records show.
His win in Auckland on 8 November 2025 was a qualifying event for the 2026 Mr. Olympia, and both Fitness Volt and Generation Iron reported at the time that the victory earned him a spot at the 2026 Olympia.
However, when the 2026 Classic Physique Olympia was held in Las Vegas in September 2026, Fuadi’s name did not appear on the IFBB Pro League’s official competitors list, and he is not on the final scorecard.
So the accurate summary is this: he qualified, but he did not compete at the 2026 Olympia, and no reason for his absence has been published by the sources checked for this update.
No retirement announcement has been found either, and no other 2026 contest result is recorded for him in the sources checked.
Until Fuadi or the IFBB Pro League say otherwise, he should be described as an active pro who has not competed in 2026 — not as a retired athlete. ⏳
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Fanni Fuadi?
Fanni Fuadi is an Indonesian IFBB Pro in Men’s Classic Physique. He is best known for winning the Moe’s Muscles Pro in Auckland three years in a row, in 2023, 2024 and 2025.
How many pro wins does Fanni Fuadi have?
Three, all at the same event — the Moe’s Muscles Pro (New Zealand Pro) in Auckland. His 2024 and 2025 wins both came with perfect scores of 3 points.
Has Fanni Fuadi competed at the Mr. Olympia?
Yes, twice. He debuted at the 2024 Mr. Olympia and returned in 2025, finishing in the tied-16th group on both occasions.
Did Fanni Fuadi compete at the 2026 Mr. Olympia?
No. His November 2025 win in Auckland earned him a 2026 Olympia qualification, but he was not on the official 2026 competitors list or the final scorecard, and no reason for the absence has been published.
Where did Fanni Fuadi earn his pro card?
In Bangkok, Thailand. He won the Classic Physique division at the NPC Worldwide Thailand Bangkok Pro Qualifier on 19 March 2023.
What are Fanni Fuadi’s age, height and weight?
They are not reliably published. No primary source — the IFBB Pro League, NPC News Online or his official contest coverage — publishes a verified date of birth, height or stage weight for Fuadi, so this page does not print the unsourced numbers that circulate on biography sites.
🏁 Final Thoughts
Fanni Fuadi’s career is a lesson in owning your stage.
One pro card in Bangkok, three straight titles in Auckland, two Olympia appearances — all inside three seasons.
The next chapter depends on whether he returns to defend his Auckland crown for a fourth year, or takes his earned place back on the Olympia stage. Either way, Indonesia’s quiet champion has already made his mark. 🇮🇩💪