Sidy Pouye Bodybuilder Biography (2026): 12 Pro Wins, Four Mr. Olympia Appearances & Full Contest Record

Sidy Pouye is a Spanish IFBB Pro League Men’s Physique athlete who has quietly become one of the most reliable winners on the European pro circuit. 🇪🇸

Since turning pro in 2021, he has collected twelve pro titles, stood on the Mr. Olympia stage four years in a row, and put together a four-win streak in a single month in the summer of 2026.

This is his verified story — the pro card, the wins, the Olympia years, and where he stands in 2026.

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📋 Sidy Pouye Quick Facts

Full Name Sidy Pouye
Nationality Spain (listed for Spain on every IFBB Pro League scorecard)
Division Men’s Physique
Pro Status IFBB Pro since December 2021
Pro Card 2021 NPC Worldwide Bigman Pro Qualifier, Spain
Pro Wins 12 (Warsaw 2022, Romania 2022, Sheru Classic Italy 2023, Mr Big Evolution 2023, Europa 2023, Empro 2024, Mr Big Evolution 2024, Spanish Grand Prix 2024, Empro 2026, Flex Weekend Italy 2026, Mr Big Evolution 2026, Chicago 2026)
Olympia Appearances 4 (2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 — best placing 12th in 2024)
Date of Birth Not published
Height / Weight Not published
Instagram @sidypouye_
Status (2026) Active

🏆 Who Is Sidy Pouye?

Pouye is not a social-media showman. He rarely makes headlines between contests — he simply turns up in shape, show after show, season after season. 💪

The record backs that up. Across five pro seasons he has entered 27 pro shows, won twelve of them, and never missed a Mr. Olympia from 2023 onwards.

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His base is Spain, and Spanish fans have watched him become the country’s most successful Men’s Physique professional of the modern era.

🎫 The Pro Card: December 2021

Pouye’s amateur breakthrough came in Spain in late 2021. In November he placed fifth at the NPC Worldwide Ben Weider Championships Spain.

Three weeks later, on December 2, 2021, he won the Men’s Physique division at the NPC Worldwide Bigman Pro Qualifier in Spain and earned his IFBB Pro card.

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His pro debut followed on July 3, 2022, at the Empro Pro in Spain, where he placed ninth. One week later he was already on a pro podium, taking third at the Mr Big Evolution Pro in Portugal.

💪 2022: Two Wins in His Rookie Pro Season

The autumn of 2022 turned a promising debut into a statement season. On October 25 he won the Warsaw Pro in Poland, beating Furkan Er and Abisai Pietersz.

On November 7 he finished second at the Europa Pro Championships behind Adeyemi Awoyemi — then closed the year on November 13 by winning the Romania Muscle Fest Pro ahead of Burak King.

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Two titles and a runner-up finish in three weeks announced Pouye as a genuine contender in the division.

🔥 2023: Three Wins and an Olympia Debut

Pouye opened 2023 in the United States, placing fourth at the Pittsburgh Pro and third at the New York Pro, where only Ryan Terry and Vitor Chaves finished ahead of him.

Back in Europe, the wins started flowing. He took the Sheru Classic Italian Pro on June 25, then the Mr Big Evolution Pro on July 9, beating Philippe Degila.

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His third win of the season came on September 17 at the Europa Pro in Spain, where he beat Ali Bilal into second place — one of the strongest fields assembled in Europe that year.

Sidy Pouye on stage with his winner's medal at the 2023 Europa Pro
Sidy Pouye after winning the 2023 Europa Pro in Spain — the third of his three pro titles that season. Photo: Moriau Photo, via Sidy Pouye.

A week later he placed fourth at the Dubai Pro, and in November he made his Mr. Olympia debut in Orlando, finishing tied for 16th in the field won by Ryan Terry.

⭐ 2024: More Titles and a Career-Best Olympia

His 2024 season began on June 16 with a win at the Empro Pro in Spain, where he topped a 31-man field ahead of Matheus Nery Oliveira.

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On July 7 he defended his Mr Big Evolution title in Portugal, beating Guilherme Gualberto. Later that month he placed fifth at the Dubai Pro, in a lineup won by former Olympia champion Erin Banks.

At the 2024 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas he produced the best Olympia result of his career: 12th place, in the group behind the top ten.

He finished the year on November 24 by winning the Spanish Grand Prix Pro in Madrid, beating Omar Suleiman and Emile Walker. That victory carried his qualification for the 2025 Mr. Olympia. 🏆

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Sidy Pouye holding the Spanish Grand Prix Pro trophy in Madrid in November 2024
Sidy Pouye with the winner’s cheque at the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix Pro. The win sent him to the 2025 Mr. Olympia. Photo: Moriau Photo.

🌎 2025: Arnold Classic Debut and a Third Straight Olympia

On February 28, 2025, Pouye made his Arnold Classic debut in Columbus, Ohio, placing ninth in one of the strongest lineups of the year.

His autumn was busy. He placed seventh at the Koloseum Italy Pro on October 5, then finished tied for 16th at the 2025 Mr. Olympia — his third straight Olympia appearance.

He closed the season with seventh place at the Romania Muscle Fest Pro on November 9 and fifth at the Marrakech Pro in Morocco on November 30.

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🚀 2026: Four Wins in Twenty-Eight Days

The summer of 2026 was the best run of Pouye’s career. It began on June 21 at the Empro Classic Spain Pro in Alicante, where he won with a perfect score from the judges.

Seven days later he won the Flex Weekend Italy Pro in Milan, topping a 36-man Men’s Physique field. Seven days after that, on July 5, he won the Mr Big Evolution Pro in Portugal for the third time.

The streak finished on July 18 in Rosemont, Illinois, where he won the Chicago Pro by a single point over Rhyan Clark — four pro titles in twenty-eight days. 🔥

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Sidy Pouye posing backstage in contest condition
Sidy Pouye backstage. Across five pro seasons he has won twelve pro titles. Photo via his Instagram, @sidypouye_.

At the 2026 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas he finished tied for 16th, closing his fourth consecutive Olympia appearance. The title again went to Ryan Terry, with Edvan Palmeira sixth and Carlos Asiedu Ocran ninth.

📊 Sidy Pouye Verified Contest Record

Date Contest Place
Nov 11, 2021 NPC Worldwide Ben Weider Championships Spain (amateur) 5th
Dec 2, 2021 NPC Worldwide Bigman Pro Qualifier, Spain (amateur — pro card) 1st
Jul 3, 2022 Empro Pro, Spain 9th
Jul 10, 2022 Mr Big Evolution Pro, Portugal 3rd
Oct 25, 2022 Warsaw Pro, Poland 1st 🏆
Nov 7, 2022 Europa Pro Championships, Spain 2nd
Nov 13, 2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro 1st 🏆
May 12, 2023 Pittsburgh Pro, USA 4th
May 20, 2023 New York Pro, USA 3rd
Jun 25, 2023 Sheru Classic Italian Pro 1st 🏆
Jul 9, 2023 Mr Big Evolution Pro, Portugal 1st 🏆
Sep 17, 2023 Europa Pro, Spain 1st 🏆
Sep 24, 2023 Dubai Pro, UAE 4th
Nov 3, 2023 Mr. Olympia, Orlando Tied 16th
Jun 16, 2024 Empro Pro, Spain 1st 🏆
Jul 7, 2024 Mr Big Evolution Portugal Pro 1st 🏆
Jul 28, 2024 Dubai Pro, UAE 5th
Oct 12, 2024 Mr. Olympia, Las Vegas 12th
Nov 24, 2024 Spanish Grand Prix Pro, Madrid 1st 🏆
Feb 28, 2025 Arnold Classic, Columbus 9th
Oct 5, 2025 Koloseum Italy Pro 7th
Oct 10, 2025 Mr. Olympia, Las Vegas Tied 16th
Nov 9, 2025 Romania Muscle Fest Pro 7th
Nov 30, 2025 Marrakech Pro, Morocco 5th
Jun 21, 2026 Empro Classic Spain Pro, Alicante 1st 🏆
Jun 28, 2026 Flex Weekend Italy Pro, Milan 1st 🏆
Jul 5, 2026 Mr Big Evolution Pro, Portugal 1st 🏆
Jul 18, 2026 Chicago Pro, USA 1st 🏆
Sep 26, 2026 Mr. Olympia, Las Vegas Tied 16th

Every placing above is taken from the NPC News Online contest database, official IFBB Pro League scorecards, or published scorecard reproductions — not from fan pages or unsourced databases.

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🟢 Sidy Pouye in 2026: Still Active, Still Winning

As of October 2026, Pouye is an active competitor coming off the strongest season of his career: four pro wins in the summer of 2026 and a fourth straight Mr. Olympia appearance in September.

He has made no retirement announcement. His best Olympia placing so far is 12th (2024), and a top-ten finish at the Olympia remains the one result missing from an otherwise complete résumé.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sidy Pouye?

Sidy Pouye is a Spanish IFBB Pro League Men’s Physique competitor. He turned pro in Spain in December 2021 and has won twelve professional titles, including the Europa Pro, the Spanish Grand Prix and the Chicago Pro.

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How many pro shows has Sidy Pouye won?

Twelve. His titles are the 2022 Warsaw Pro, the 2022 Romania Muscle Fest Pro, the 2023 Sheru Classic Italian Pro, the 2023 Mr Big Evolution Pro, the 2023 Europa Pro, the 2024 Empro Pro, the 2024 Mr Big Evolution Pro, the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix Pro, and four wins in 2026 — Empro Classic Spain, Flex Weekend Italy, Mr Big Evolution and the Chicago Pro.

Has Sidy Pouye competed at the Mr. Olympia?

Yes, four times in a row: 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. His best result is 12th place in 2024; he finished tied for 16th in the other three years.

When did Sidy Pouye turn pro?

He won his IFBB Pro card on December 2, 2021, at the NPC Worldwide Bigman Pro Qualifier in Spain. His pro debut came at the Empro Pro in July 2022.

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Is Sidy Pouye still competing in 2026?

Yes. He won four pro shows in the summer of 2026 and competed at the 2026 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas in September 2026. He has not announced any retirement.

What is Sidy Pouye’s age and height?

His date of birth, height and stage weight are not published in any official IFBB or NPC source, so this page does not list them rather than repeat unverified numbers.

🏁 Final Word

No hype and no shortcuts — Pouye’s career is built on turning up in shape, season after season, and winning where he competes. 🏆

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Twelve pro titles, four straight Olympias and the best winning streak in Europe in 2026: that is the real résumé, and it is still growing.

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