2022 Olympia Men’s Physique Results

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Who stood tallest at the 2022 Olympia Men’s Physique?

It was clear during prejudging that the Men’s Physique division was going to come down to two competitors. In the end, it was Erin Banks who was able to reach the top of the division and be crowned Olympia champion for the first time.

Brandon Hendrickson finished as the runner-up to Banks after a title in 2021 and three in the last four years. Diogo Montenegro was able to catapult himself into the top three this year. This was the top group during prejudging and made it count come the night portion of the show.

Banks has put in tremendous work over the years to build a championship physique. He was able to win the Arnold Classic back in March before preparing for the biggest show of the year. Now, he will work to keep the title for years to come.

The full results have been announced from the Men’s Physique division. You can find a full break down below along with the official score card.

2022 Olympia Men’s Physique Results

  • First Place – Erin Banks ($50,000)
  • Second Place – Brandon Hendrickson ($20,000)
  • Third Place – Diogo Montenegro ($10,000)
  • Fourth Place – Charjo Grant ($6,000)
  • Fifth Place – Edvan Palmeira ($4,000)
  • Sixth Place – Kyron Holden
  • Seventh Place – Ryan Terry
  • Eighth Place – Corey Morris
  • Ninth Place – Ali Bilal
  • Tenth Place – Andre Ferguson

Official 2022 Olympia Men’s Physique Scorecards

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Men’s Physique Olympia Winners

  • 2021: Brandon Hendrickson
  • 2020: Brandon Hendrickson
  • 2019: Raymont Edmonds
  • 2018: Brandon Hendrickson
  • 2017: Jeremy Buendia
  • 2016: Jeremy Buendia
  • 2015: Jeremy Buendia
  • 2014: Jeremy Buendia
  • 2013: Mark Anthony Wingson

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Greg Patuto
Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.