Saionara Rebelo has won the 2026 Gomeisa Ultimate Battle Pro Women’s Figure Open in Medellín, Colombia. The Brazilian athlete received a perfect judging score of three to lead a 10-woman international field and secure her place at the 2026 Figure Olympia.
Brazil controlled the championship comparison, taking the first four positions. Daiane Aparecida de Freitas finished second, Manuella Lima placed third and Daiane Carvalho took fourth. Japan’s Misaki Kikuchi completed the top five.
Saionara Converts Momentum Into an Olympia-Qualifying Victory
Saionara Rebelo arrived in Colombia only one week after placing third at the 2026 Musclecontest Brazil Pro. In Medellín, she moved ahead of two athletes who had beaten her in Curitiba and produced the clearest possible result on the scorecard: first-place marks from every judge.
The victory adds another important title to Saionara’s record after her 2025 Musclecontest Brazil Pro win. Her 2025 season also included fourth place at the Dominican Republic Pro. The progression from third in Brazil to first in Colombia gives her an emphatic finish to this phase of the season and, under the IFBB Pro League’s 2026 qualification system, an automatic invitation to the Figure Olympia.
That qualification is the most immediate consequence of the result, but the manner of the win matters as well. A unanimous score against a lineup containing an Olympia competitor, repeat professional finalists and athletes from six countries establishes Saionara Rebelo as a serious international Figure contender.
diane De Freitas Delivers Another Major Result in Colombia
Daiane Aparecida de Freitas repeated her runner-up finish from the 2025 Gomeisa Ultimate Battle Pro. Her score of six placed her securely between Rebelo and Lima, extending a consistent run of high-level professional performances.
Daiane entered this contest with a strong 2026 résumé already in place. She finished fifth at the Optimum Classic Pro, sixth against a demanding Pittsburgh Pro lineup and third at the Toronto Pro Supershow. Returning to Medellín and matching her second-place result from the previous year confirms how reliably she can contend across different stages and judging panels.
Manu Lima Adds Another Podium After Her Olympia Debut
Third-placed Manuella Lima brought the strongest recent Olympia experience in the top five. Manuella won the 2025 Optimum Classic Pro to qualify for the Figure Olympia, where she placed 12th in her debut on bodybuilding’s biggest stage.
Her 2026 campaign has now produced consecutive podium finishes. Lima was second at the Musclecontest Brazil Pro on 18 July and third in Medellín one week later. Competing twice in quick succession against changing lineups is a demanding assignment, and two top-three results reinforce her place among Brazil’s leading Figure professionals.
diane Carvalho Moves Forward While Kikuchi Returns to the Top Five
Daiane Carvalho improved from fifth at the 2026 Musclecontest Brazil Pro to fourth at Gomeisa. Her back-to-back top-five finishes show positive competitive momentum, and the Medellín result placed her directly behind three athletes with recent pro victories or Olympia experience.
Misaki Kikuchi gave Japan the only place in a top five otherwise occupied by Brazilian athletes. Misaki had previously finished fifth at the 2025 San Antonio Pro before continuing her American campaign at the Texas State Pro and Atlantic Coast Pro. Her fifth place in Colombia returns her to the leading professional comparison and stands as a strong result in an international lineup.
2026 Gomeisa Ultimate Battle Pro Women’s Figure Results
| Place | Athlete | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saionara Rebelo | Brazil | 3 |
| 2 | Daiane Aparecida de Freitas | Brazil | 6 |
| 3 | Manuella Lima | Brazil | 9 |
| 4 | Daiane Carvalho | Brazil | 12 |
| 5 | Misaki Kikuchi | Japan | 15 |
| 6 | Adela Ondrejovicova | Slovakia | 18 |
| 7 | Elin Sellgren | Sweden | 21 |
| 8 | Claudia Lizette Cano Vazquez | Mexico | 24 |
| 9 | Andrea Ardila | Colombia | 27 |
| 10 | Hassel Haydee Chavarria Morales | Costa Rica | 30 |
A Brazilian Statement in Medellín
The final order underlined the current depth of Brazilian Women’s Figure. Rebelo, de Freitas, Lima and Carvalho did not simply place inside the top five; they occupied the first four positions in order, with each athlete separated by three points. Kikuchi’s fifth place added an important international dimension to the leading comparison.
For Saionara, the day ended with the title, a unanimous score and a confirmed route to Las Vegas. For the athletes behind her, Medellín provided another clear measure of form as the 2026 season moves toward its closing qualification contests.
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