2023 New York Pro Results and Scorecards

May 20, 2023

Here are the full results from the 2023 New York Pro!

The 2023 New York Pro took place on Saturday, May 20th, in Teaneck, New Jersey. A total of nine winners earning qualification to the 2023 Olympia. The New York Pro has become one of the biggest shows on the bodybuilding schedule and this year did not disappoint.

The Olympia qualification system has changed this year. If an athlete did not finish in the top three in the previous year, or top five in Men’s Open, they will have to win a show to qualify. The points qualification system is no more. Also, former winners of an Olympia title have lifetime eligibility.

The New York Pro has crowned a new champion in Men’s Open. Blessing Awodibu was victorious in 2022 but did not return to defend his title. This opened the door for other competitors, such as Tonio Burton and Maxx Charles. Tonio Burton came out victorious in the Men’s Open division at the 2023 New York Pro.

Awodibu might not have returned but three divisions saw last year’s winner defend their titles. Noel Adame (212), Natalia Abraham Coelho (Women’s Physique), and Donna Salib (Women’s Bodybuilding) were al crowned champions in their divisions in 2022.

The full results from the New York Pro has been released along with official scorecards. Below, you can find live updates from the event as results come in all nine divisions including Men’s Open, Classic Physique, 212 Bodybuilding, Men’s Physique, Women’s Bodybuilding, Women’s Physique, Figure, Bikini, and Wellness.

2023 New York Pro: All Division Winners

Men’s Open: Tonio Burton
Classic Physique: Michael Daboul
Men’s 212: Kerrith Bajjo
Men’s Physique: Ryan Terry
Women’s Physique: Natalia Abraham Coelho
Figure: Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz Pereira
Wellness: Giesele Machado
Women’s Bodybuilding: Natalia Kovaleva
Bikini: Aimee LeAnn Delgado

2023 New York Pro Breakdown

Men’s Open Bodybuilding

Tonio Burton came into the weekend as one of the favorites and did not disappoint on stage. He has been catching the attention of many recently because of his insane conditioning and symmetry. The battle with Stuart Sutherland on Saturday night was close but Burton brought the best package and punched his ticket to the Olympia.

First Place – Tonio Burton
Second Place – Stuart Sutherland
Third Place – Josef Kveton
Fourth Place – Joe Seeman
Fifth Place – Eric Wood

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Classic Physique

Michael Daboul continues to show that he is a contender in the division. After earning a victory during the Pittsburgh Pro, he earned his second consecutive victory, and did it on a bigger stage.

First Place – Michael Daboul
Second Place – Junior Javorski
Third Place – Alexander Westermeier
Fourth Place – Camilo Diaz
Fifth Place – Eric Abelon

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Men’s 212 Bodybuilding

Kerrith Bajjo is no stranger to the big stage. He finished second during the 2022 Tampa Pro before winning the Texas Pro. Now, he can add a New York Pro title to his ledger. Bajjo brought a physique that was extremely well-rounded and this put him ahead of the competition.

First Place – Kerrith Bajjo
Second Place – Diego Guerra Montoya
Third Place – Jason Hebert
Fourth Place – Jose Marte
Fifth Place – Sung Yeop Jang

Men’s Physique

Ryan Terry finished second to Corey Morris during the Pittsburgh Pro last weekend and decided to return to the stage once again. He brought a package that showed great detail, which earned him a victory and qualification to the Olympia.

First Place – Ryan Terry
Second Place – Vitor Chavez
Third Place – Sidy Pouye
Fourth Place – Daniel Ammons
Fifth Place – Juan Manuel Gochez

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Women’s Physique

Natalia Abraham Coelho is proving that she is the name to beat in Women’s Physique. She won her first Olympia in 2022 and was crowned champion in Pittsburgh as well. Now, Abraham Coelho logged her second-consecutive New York Pro title. She was one of three competitors returning to defend her title and she did it successfully.

First Place – Natalia Abraham Coelho
Second Place – Emily Schubert
Third Place – Joseli Schoenherr
Fourth Place – Yuna Kim
Fifth Place – Ann Gruber

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Wellness

Machado makes it two in a row after winning the Wellness division in Pittsburgh. She will now have a chance to compete in her first Olympia come November against the other elite competitors in the world.

First Place – Gisele Machado
Second Place – Tefani-Sam Razhi
Third Place – Lili Dong
Fourth Place – Edna De Souza
Fifth Place – Daisha Johnson

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Women’s Bodybuilding

Donna Salib returned to defend her title from last year and was a contender from early on. She fell to fourth on the scorecard and Natalia Kovaleva was crowned the new champion. Kovaleva will now have a chance to prepare for the Olympia.

First Place – Natalia Kovaleva
Second Place – Julia Whitesel
Third Place – Rene Marven
Fourth Place – Donna Salib
Fifth Place – Toward Smith

Figure

The Figure division was one of the deepest on stage on Saturday night. In the end, Maria Luisa Baena Pereira brought the best package on stage to secure the title.

First Place – Maria Luisa Baeza Diaz Pereira
Second Place – Natalia Soltero
This Place – Jennifer Zienert
Fourth Place – Rene Miller
Fifth Place – Danielle Rose

Bikini

The Bikini division is extremely deep with talent all across the board. Aimee LeAnn Delgado is part of the equation. In a group that included Ivi Escandar and Reijuana Harley, Delgado has punched her ticket to the Olympia.