women’s bodybuilding division
What a night at the Toronto Pro Supershow 2026 Women’s Bodybuilding Finals ⭕🏆💪🔥
A huge congratulations to Italy’s own Nadia Capotosto for successfully defending her Toronto Pro title and securing yet another victory on one of the toughest stages of the season. With this win, Nadia confirms once again why she belongs among the very best in the world. The road now leads back to the 2026 Ms. Olympia. 🇮🇹🏆
Special recognition goes to Branka Njegovec for an incredible return to the stage after years away from competition. She pushed Nadia all the way and delivered one of the most memorable comebacks in recent memory. If she brings this package again, that Olympia qualification may come very soon, perhaps as early as next weekend in Alicante 🇪🇸
Congratulations as well to Alida Opre who rounded out an all-European top three. Her trademark combination of muscle maturity, shape, and conditioning earned her a well-deserved podium finish and once again proved why she remains one of the most respected names in the division. 🇭🇺
A big congratulations to Sheena Ohlig , who brought outstanding conditioning and a polished presentation to secure fourth place, and to Victoria Dominguez @victoriasplz , whose impressive muscularity and stage presence completed a very competitive top five. 🇺🇸
One fact stands out: the entire top three came from Europe 🇪🇺. The level of European Women’s Bodybuilding continues to rise, and Toronto was another reminder that the WBB division is becoming more international and more competitive than ever.
Congratulations to all the athletes who stepped on stage tonight. This was Women’s Bodybuilding at a very high level!!
women’s physique division
2026 Toronto Pro Supershow Women’s Physique was also an incredible competition: massive congratulations to Marika Jones for securing an outstanding victory in Toronto and earning her return to the Olympia stage ⭕
After a strong showing earlier this season, Marika came into this lineup with momentum, but tonight she finished the job. Balanced, polished and complete, ready for the next level. This was a statement win from an athlete who absolutely deserves to stand on the Olympia stage.
2nd place goes to Gabriela Linhartova, and what a debut in Women’s Physique. After years competing in Figure, Gabriela stepped into WPD and immediately proved she belongs here,the division suits her physique, and the judges confirmed it. A very impressive first outing in a new category.
3rd place goes to Sandra Knezevic, the 2024 Olympia competitor making her return after a year away from the stage.
Sandra looked incredible in Toronto and reminded everyone that she is still very much a serious threat in this division. This was a strong comeback 💪
4th place goes to Sara Bradley and honestly, this is the result that will create the most discussion.
After her dominant victory at the Optimum Classic a couple of weeks ago, many expected Sara to be right in the fight for the top spots here. This placing raises the same question many fans and athletes keep asking: what exactly are the judges rewarding in Women’s Physique right now? 🤔
Because if the feedback given at the Optimum Classic points the athlete in one direction, but the next result tells a different story, creating confusion not only for Sara, but for the entire division.
5th place goes to Robyn Mays , who once again proved why she remains one of the most consistent and respected athletes in Women’s Physique, Robyn continues to show that even as a Masters athlete, she can stand with the best in the world.
Congratulations to all the athletes who battled in Toronto, you were all amazing 👏💪🔥
Women’s Physique is stacked, unpredictable, and right now, maybe more debated than ever.
women’s figure division
Congratulations to Sarah Molina on winning the Figure division at the Toronto Pro Supershow and securing her first-ever Olympia qualification.
A huge congratulations as well to runner-up Adela Ondrejovicova, who delivered an outstanding battle right until the final callout and adds yet another impressive runner-up finish to her résumé. The qualification may not have come yet, but it feels like only a matter of time.
Congratulations also to Brazilian Daiane Aparecida Freitas for the amazing top 3 and to Tamika Tucker placing top 4 and to every athlete who stepped on that stage. Competing in a lineup of this caliber is an achievement in itself.
Respect to every competitor who brought their best to Toronto today
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