The 2025 Tokyo Pro will occur on Aug. 8-9 in Tokyo, Japan. Athletes from the IFBB Pro League’s Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Bikini divisions will face judges and fans in attendance with hopes of winning their categories to qualify for the 2025 Olympia, set for Oct. 9-12 in Las Vegas, NV. If the winner of any show has already qualified for the Olympia, no qualification will be awarded.
2025 Tokyo Pro Rosters
The lineups for all three pro shows are below, with names in alphabetical order.
Classic Physique
- Angel Bajana (USA)
- Baki Bang (South Korea)
- Michael Bell (USA)
- Ross Caesar (Barbados)
- Alex Cambronero (USA)
- Murat Can (Turkey)
- Justin Chen (China)
- Neng Chen (China)
- Yimo Dashi (Japan)
- Kei Furukoshi (Japan)
- Jun Lang Han (Taiwan)
- Yanwen Huang (Taiwan)
- Xu Ji (China)
- Shicheng Jin (China)
- Yosef Karimyan (USA)
- Yongsik Kim (South Korea)
- Shin Kodama (Japan)
- Shingo Komatsu (Japan)
- Lihsuan Liu (Taiwan)
- Katsutoshi Matsusaka (Japan)
- Mehmed Mehmedov (Bulgaria)
- Kelvin Obinna (Nigeria)
- Yuki Richard (Japan)
- Terrence Teo (Malaysia)
- Jared Thompson (USA)
- Wilfredo Victoria (USA)
Men’s Physique
- Ash Abdollahi (Australia)
- Manny Andara (Mexico)
- Viet Doan (Australia)
- AJ Ellison (Canada)
- Joshua Eng Cherng Shin (Malaysia)
- Andre Ferguson (USA)
- Sotiris Gkatsis (Greece)
- Joohyeob Han (South Korea)
- Kent Iwakami (Japan)
- Jerol Johnston (USA)
- Yuki Kamiyama (Japan)
- Edward Kato (Japan)
- Seongkwon Kim (South Korea)
- Jin Koike (Japan)
- Dilip Kumar (India)
- Ronny Lee (South Korea)
- Zerui Li (China)
- Andrea Mosti (Italy)
- Dustin Nahale (USA)
- Ryohei Okada (Japan)
- Puwanat Putoya (Thailand)
- Sharif Reid (USA)
- Everton Ribeiro (Brazil)
- Nelson Rodrigues (Portugal)
- Shogo Sato (Japan)
- Woo Young Seo (South Korea)
- Peiye Song (China)
- Tsutomu Suzuki (Japan)
- Junpei Taguchi (Japan)
- Naoki Tanaka (Japan)
- Ryo Terashima (Japan)
- Jerome Thevenin (France)
- Micah Thomas Jr. (USA)
- Kazuya Tsuzuki (Japan)
- Roy Xie (China)
- Wei Yiming (China)
Bikini
- Rena Ajima (Japan)
- Gigi Amurao (USA)
- Rafaela Brandao (Brazil)
- Anita Chen (Taiwan)
- Marie Cho (South Korea)
- Sara Choi (South Korea)
- April Conley (USA)
- Gloria Delgado (Spain)
- Angel Denman (USA)
- Oliwia Dobrowolska (Poland)
- Alessia Facchin (Italy)
- Sol Han (South Korea)
- Tomo Hashimoto (Japan)
- Janina Jerabkova (Czech Republic)
- Heather Hei Man Kam (Hong Kong)
- Sally-Anne Kato (Japan)
- Kaoru Kira (Japan)
- Miharu Kurachi (Japan)
- Wing Shan Amanda Lam (Hong Kong)
- Amanda Lee (Singapore)
- Yuri Maruyama (Japan)
- Akari Nagata (Japan)
- Renata Nowak (Poland)
- Maiko Otsuka (Japan)
- Sarah Ratliff (USA)
- Chrissy Rodriguez (USA)
- Bunluek Sanguanlikhitkun (Thailand)
- Elizaveta Shmukler (Japan)
- Vikki Wey (China)
- Si Yu (China)
Classic Physique Athletes to Watch
Twenty-five athletes will represent the Classic Physique division, but these three are considered favorites for this contest:
Alex Cambronero
Cambronero has an impressive resume of accomplishments, including the 2020 Arnold Classic Physique title and the 2023 Masters Olympia championship. He has yet to qualify for the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia, however. A win here would resolve that.
Murat Can
Murat Can won bronze in the 2024 Tokyo Pro. He is the highest finisher from that contest in the 2025 edition. He ranked fourth at the 2025 New York Pro and fifth at the Pittsburgh Pro. He is in his second pro season seeking his first Olympia qualification.
Kelvin Obinna
This is Kelvin Obinna pro debut. He earned pro status in 2024 by winning the NPC Worldwide Musclecontest Vietnam’s overall Classic Physique championship. Some fans internationally see him as the dark horse pick to win this show.
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