August 2026 IFBB Pro Card Winners: The Official List Explained

The IFBB Pro League's rolling page listed pro-card winners in August contest groups dated August 1, 15, and 22, 2026. The August 30 snapshot covers Toronto, Buenos Aires, Monterrey, Vienna, Atlanta, and Seoul.

The official Pro Card Winners page reported a last-modified time of August 27, 2026, at 18:11:44 UTC when checked on August 30 in Europe/Berlin. Because the source is a rolling list, this article records that dated snapshot rather than treating the page as fixed.

Listed for August 22

Vienna, Austria

Seven people were listed as pro-card winners under the Vienna group:

• Men's Bodybuilding — Fabian Kathrein, Austria
• Classic Physique — Michael Walchshofer, Austria
• Men's Physique — Yacob Mahbob, Kuwait
• Figure — Tamara Tirzite, UK
• Bikini — Sarah Weiss, Austria
• Wellness — Erika Aldana, Mexico
• Fit Model — Lena Arbeitstein, Austria

Several of these names also appear in the professional 2026 Austrian Oak results, a separate scorecard from the rolling pro-card list. Kathrein placed seventh in the professional Men's Open, Walchshofer seventh in Classic Physique, Tirzite fourth in Figure, and Weiss sixth in Bikini. The two pages answer different questions but share the Vienna date and location.

Atlanta, USA

The Atlanta section contains one row: Georgianna Rowland of the USA is listed as the Women's Bodybuilding pro-card winner. No other division row appears beneath that August 22 contest heading in the snapshot.

Seoul, South Korea

The Seoul group lists multiple winners in four divisions, plus one Wellness winner and two Fit Model winners:

• Men's Bodybuilding — Choongwan Lee, South Korea; Reece Pearson, UK
• Classic Physique — Jungyu Lee, South Korea; Heeram Yang, South Korea
• Men's Physique — Kung Yi Ming, Malaysia; Jonghyuk Lee, South Korea
• Bikini — Karime Bedoya, Thailand; Chihyo Lim, South Korea
• Wellness — Jua Nam, South Korea
• Fit Model — Yeji Lee, South Korea; Gamee Kim, South Korea

On the official table, a blank division cell beneath a labeled row carries the preceding division forward. That layout is why Choongwan Lee and Reece Pearson both belong under Men's Bodybuilding, and why the paired names in Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Bikini, and Fit Model share their respective divisions.

Listed for August 15

Buenos Aires, Argentina

The page's heading is written “Buenas Aires.” The six rows beneath it list:

• Men's Bodybuilding — Oscar Lobo, Argentina
• Classic Physique — Hernan Gonzalez, Argentina
• Men's Physique — Manuel Bautista, Argentina
• Bikini — Beatriz Maiara Rocha Da Silva, Brazil
• Wellness — Tamires Da Silva Rodrigues, Brazil
• Fit Model — Alanis Sanchez, Dominican Republic

Monterrey, Mexico

Eight people are listed in the Monterrey group:

• Men's Bodybuilding — Louka Raymond Campeau, Canada
• Classic Physique — Arnoldo Artondo Cervantes, Mexico
• Men's Physique — Oscar Antonio Martinez Alvarez, Mexico
• Figure — Yesenia Hernandez Garcia, Mexico
• Bikini — Karen Rodriguez, Mexico
• Women's Physique — Esther Torres Garcia, Mexico
• Wellness — Ana Yureli Ramos Pallan, Mexico
• Fit Model — Jessica Diaz Alamilla, Mexico

Together, the two August 15 headings contain 14 division-name-country rows in the August 30 snapshot. The official IFBB list provides no numerical judging totals for these rows; it is a winners register rather than a contest scorecard.

Toronto's August 1 list

Toronto is the earliest August group shown in the snapshot. The first eight rows cover the standard divisions:

• Men's Bodybuilding — Abdulazeez Abdulazeez, Canada
• Classic Physique — Mohammad Alwadi, Canada
• Men's Physique — Abde Sajid, Canada
• Figure — Emilie Villeneuve, Canada
• Bikini — MacKenzie Craig, Canada
• Women's Physique — Grace Bent, Canada
• Wellness — Bria Mitchell, Canada
• Fit Model — Vanessa Smith, Canada

The same Toronto heading then lists eight Masters 40+ winners:

• Men's Bodybuilding 40+ — Ryan McClung, Canada
• Classic Physique 40+ — Amir Uddin, Canada
• Men's Physique 40+ — Ho Sung Ham, South Korea
• Figure 40+ — Katryna Freitas, Canada
• Bikini 40+ — Yu Chen, Canada
• Women's Physique 40+ — Grace Bent, Canada
• Wellness 40+ — Marie-Helene Tremblay, Canada
• Fit Model 40+ — Lisa Cho, Canada

Grace Bent appears twice because the list names her in Women's Physique and Women's Physique 40+. Those are two separate rows under the Toronto heading, not a duplicated transcription.

Across the six August contest headings in this snapshot, the rolling page contains 49 winner rows: 19 dated August 22, 14 dated August 15, and 16 dated August 1. Toronto accounts for all of the August 1 rows, split evenly between standard divisions and Masters 40+ divisions.

Toronto's natural-contest notation

The Toronto group is visibly marked “Natural Contest.” A legend above the rolling list distinguishes an awaiting-test-results state from a test-results-received state, but plain-text extraction can lose the styling that tells those states apart. The snapshot therefore supports calling Toronto a natural contest; it does not support saying that a named athlete passed testing unless the displayed state is separately confirmed.

The marker sits with Toronto and should not be applied to the August 15 or August 22 groups. It is contest-specific notation on the source page.

What the rolling list records

Each row identifies a contest group, division, person, and country in the official snapshot. It does not provide the runner-up order, field size, judging total, or later professional competition result. Those details belong to a different source, such as a finished pro scorecard.

The list also does not state an Olympia consequence, debut date, or future contest plan for any named winner. Its useful scope is narrower: on August 30, it listed the August 22 groups in Vienna, Atlanta, and Seoul; the August 15 groups in Buenos Aires and Monterrey; and all 16 Toronto rows dated August 1.

Readers returning later should check the live official page against this access date. The order or contents may change as the rolling register is revised, while the names above preserve what was visible in the August 30 snapshot.