2025 212 Olympia Prejudging Report

by Samantha Reed - Chief Editor
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Keone Pearson Leads Contenders at 2025 212 Olympia Prejudging

The 2025 Joe Weider’s Fitness and Performance Olympia Weekend is underway in Las Vegas, Nevada, with Men’s 212 Bodybuilding prejudging taking place today, October 10, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Keone Pearson, aiming for a potential dynasty, appears to be the frontrunner after the first round of judging. He previously won the title in both 2023 and 2024, taking the honor from Shaun Clarida. The 212 division emphasizes conditioning, mass, and balanced proportions, mirroring the Men’s Open but with a weight restriction.

Shaun Clarida presented a strong challenge, showcasing impressive conditioning, particularly in his front double biceps pose. However, Pearson demonstrated significant mass and quad development throughout the comparisons. Other competitors making a notable impression included Nihat Kaya and Lucas Garcia. A win for Pearson would further solidify his dominance in the division and potentially fuel speculation about a future move to the Men’s Open, a prospect discussed within the bodybuilding community. For full coverage of the Olympia Weekend, visit FitnessVolt.com/olympia.

The first callout included Kerrith Bajjo, Shaun Clarida, Lucas Garcia, Nihat Kaya, Courage Opara, and Keone Pearson. Officials will now deliberate before the finals, where the 2025 212 Olympia champion will be crowned. You can learn more about the sport at the National Physique Committee website.

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