Toronto Pro SuperShow Full IFBB Pro Lineup Breakdown & Top Contenders
Looking for the full competitor breakdown for the 2025 Toronto Pro SuperShow? We’ve analyzed each division to spotlight the top contenders, Canadian hopefuls, and international stars set to battle for 2025 Olympia qualifications on Canada’s biggest stage.
The Toronto Pro SuperShow, Canada’s premier bodybuilding event, returns on Sunday, June 8, 2025, at the Delta Toronto Airport and Conference Centre. Known as the Crown Jewel of Canadian bodybuilding, this event attracts top-tier athletes from around the globe. This year, it coincides with the busiest weekend in the IFBB Pro League calendar.
Muscle Insider photographer Simon Lau notes,
“This weekend has the most IFBB Pro shows of any weekend this year, and the competitor lists have been posted now on the IFBB Pro League website. With 159 IFBB Pros on the competitor lists so far, the Toronto Pro SuperShow is the biggest pro show so far in 2025. And over 1/3 of the pros are Canadians. Add in up to 23 more new IFBB Pros qualifying from this Saturday’s pro qualifier, and this could be one of the biggest Canadian IFBB Pro shows ever. As usual, I’ll be shooting stage photos all weekend for Muscle Insider. See y’all there for the festivities and the selfies.”
With such a stacked lineup, here’s a breakdown of the top contenders in each open category:
Men’s Bodybuilding: Top Contenders at 2025 Toronto Pro SuperShow
Regan Grimes (Canada)
A household name in Canadian bodybuilding, Grimes brings serious size, symmetry, and stage experience. After sitting out the 2024 season to make improvements, fans are eager to see what he brings this time around—and he’s entering as a frontrunner for the title.
Sasan Heirati (UK)
Sasan has been quietly climbing back into form and has the mass and maturity to go toe-to-toe with anyone. If his conditioning is on point, he’ll absolutely challenge for the top spot.
Andrea Muzi (Italy)
Coming off a series of solid performances across Europe, Muzi has the muscle density and European flair that judges appreciate. Expect him to be in that first callout.
Eiren Gauley (Canada)
One of Canada’s most promising up-and-comers, Gauley has steadily improved each time he steps on stage. He’ll be a fan favorite in Toronto and could surprise a few veterans if he nails his conditioning.
Hossein Kalateh (Canada)
A classic aesthetic bodybuilder with great lines and posing, Kalateh is always a visual standout. If he’s tightened up his conditioning from previous outings, he’ll be a real threat in Toronto.
Skylar Schumm (Canada)
Don’t sleep on Schumm. Though he may be less known than some of the other competitors, he’s one of the hungriest in the lineup and has quietly built an impressive physique. His proportions and structure make him a dark horse to break into the top 5—especially if others miss their peak.
Men’s 212 Bodybuilding: Canadian Hopefuls & International Standouts
Cody Drobot (Canada)
Canada’s own Cody Drobot has been making waves in the 212 division, marked by a notable upward trajectory in 2024. After securing a 6th place finish at the 2024 Toronto Pro Supershow, he demonstrated significant improvement by clinching 3rd place at the South Florida Pro just two weeks later. These back-to-back performances underscore his dedication to refining his physique and his potential to ascend even higher in the rankings. With the home crowd behind him at the Toronto Pro SuperShow, Drobot is poised to be a formidable contender for the title.
Courage Opara (USA)
A seasoned veteran in the 212 class, Opara is renowned for his aesthetic lines and stage presence. His experience and consistent conditioning make him a perennial threat in any lineup. If he brings his signature package, expect him to be in the mix for the top spots.
Karol Malecki (Poland)
Malecki is known for his dense musculature and sharp conditioning. His international experience and ability to present a balanced physique make him a strong contender. If he peaks appropriately, he could challenge for a top three finish.
Diego Montoya (USA)
Montoya brings impressive size and fullness to the stage. His muscularity, particularly in the upper body, sets him apart. If he achieves the necessary conditioning, he could be a dark horse in this competition.
Juan Aleman (Mexico)
Aleman possesses a well-proportioned physique with commendable symmetry. His international competition experience equips him with the poise and presentation skills needed to stand out. A polished package could see him breaking into the top five.
Men’s Classic Physique: Golden-Era Lines Take the Stage
Mahmood Al Durrah (Canada)
One of Canada’s most recognizable Classic Physique pros, Mahmood Al Durrah brings a combination of size, shape, and stage presence that’s hard to ignore. His upper body is dense and detailed, with a taper that suits the division’s golden-era ideals. Al Durrah has consistently been a fan favorite thanks to his polished posing and charisma, and on home soil, that energy is expected to hit even harder. If he comes in conditioned, he’s the one to beat.
Chen Kang (China)
Chen Kang is a rising international competitor known for his textbook structure and aesthetic proportions. With broad shoulders, a tight waist, and flaring quads, his physique flows effortlessly from head to toe. His classic lines and consistent presentation have earned him high placings abroad, and he’s looking to leave an impression here in Toronto. If he can match his size with the right level of conditioning, expect him in that first callout.
Patrick Seguin-Morin (Canada)
Patrick continues to climb the ranks as one of Canada’s most promising Classic athletes. He’s known for his dense muscle bellies and overall balance, presenting a very complete look with few weak points. What’s most exciting about Seguin-Morin is that he keeps improving, and with the crowd behind him, this could be his breakout performance on a major stage. Don’t be surprised if he pushes for a top three finish.
Alfonso Carpentiere (Italy)
Representing Italy, Carpentiere brings impressive size and dramatic posing to the stage. His European flair shows in his polished routines, and his physique boasts great density through the chest and legs. While he’s sometimes flown under the radar in deep lineups, when he peaks correctly, he has all the tools to disrupt the expected order and move into the upper ranks.
Dimitri Williams (Canada)
Dimitri is one of Canada’s newer names in the division but is quickly building buzz. With a naturally aesthetic frame, he’s been working hard to bring up his density while maintaining the classic look. His structure gives him a solid foundation, and if he nails his conditioning, he could easily surprise some of the more seasoned athletes. An impressive performance here could mark the beginning of his breakout season.
Men’s Physique: Aesthetics, Symmetry, and Showmanship
Andrea Amato (Italy)
A staple on the European circuit, Andrea Amato brings world-class aesthetics, razor-sharp conditioning, and undeniable charisma to the stage. He’s known for his full, round shoulders and tiny waist, giving him the ideal V-taper that judges look for in Men’s Physique. Andrea has placed well in tough lineups across Europe, and this trip to Toronto could be his ticket to standing atop an international podium. If he brings his signature tight midsection and full upper body, he’ll be a serious contender for the win.
Chevy Phillips (Canada)
Chevy is one of Canada’s most exciting prospects in the division. With an ever-improving physique, he’s known for his full chest, wide lats, and stage presence that commands attention. Over the past few seasons, Chevy has steadily moved up in the ranks by improving his shape and fine-tuning his presentation. Competing in front of a home crowd, there’s extra fire behind him this weekend—and he has the tools to push for a top five finish or better.
Charles Donaldson (USA)
Donaldson has built a strong reputation for consistency. With excellent symmetry and dense muscle maturity, he brings a polished look that’s always in the conversation. His ability to stay full while maintaining detail gives him an edge in deep lineups. If he comes in with the same crisp conditioning he’s shown in past U.S. shows, he’ll be one of the Americans to watch in Toronto.
Rinaldo Denis (Canada)
Another strong Canadian athlete in the mix, Rinaldo brings shape, flow, and confidence. His shoulders and chest pop on stage, and he presents one of the more complete upper-body packages in the division. Judges have rewarded him before for his balanced look, and with a strong peak, he could find himself in the first callout. He’s got both the physique and stage polish to be a legitimate top five threat.
Jerome Thevenin (France)
Jerome is a seasoned European competitor who has quietly made a name for himself with sharp lines, solid proportions, and a lean, aesthetic build. He may not always be the biggest guy in the lineup, but his clean structure and classic Men’s Physique silhouette make him hard to ignore. He’ll need to bring his best conditioning to stand out among a very deep field, but he’s more than capable of doing just that.
Women’s Bodybuilding: Muscular Mastery in Toronto
Barbara De Freitas Moojen (Brazil)
Barbara is a powerhouse competitor known for her impressive muscularity and rock-solid conditioning. Representing Brazil, she brings a complete and detailed physique with standout legs, dense back development, and balanced proportions. Her posing is polished and confident, showing off the years of refinement she’s put into every area of her physique. Having earned top placings on international stages, Barbara arrives in Toronto as a legitimate title contender—and possibly the one to beat if she brings her signature level of conditioning.
Lisa Kudrey (Canada)
A veteran of the Canadian bodybuilding scene, Lisa Kudrey is no stranger to high-level competition. She has one of the most complete and symmetrical physiques in the lineup, with particularly strong arms and a balanced upper-to-lower body ratio. Kudrey has competed at both the pro and amateur level across Canada and is well known for her precision and professionalism on stage. With the hometown advantage and the crowd on her side, Kudrey could easily find herself in the top three.
Kyna Squarey (Canada)
Kyna is an emerging name in the division with a ton of momentum behind her. She brings a powerful package to the stage—dense muscle, strong lines, and excellent conditioning that has only improved with each show. Her presentation has become more refined over time, and she’s starting to generate buzz within the pro circuit. If Kyna peaks just right in Toronto, she could very well shake up the top of the lineup and claim her spot among the sport’s elite.
Nadia Capotosto (Italy)
Representing Italy, Nadia Capotosto brings a distinct blend of size and shape. She has dense muscle through her legs and back, and when dialed in, her conditioning is among the best. Though she’s a bit less known in the North American circuit, she has competed in deep European lineups and held her own. Her structure and density could be a real asset if she’s able to bring her conditioning to match the more seasoned veterans.
Jane Akarapreecha (USA)
Jane rounds out this year’s lineup as a wildcard competitor with significant upside. She presents a well-structured physique with full muscle bellies and a strong stage presence. While she may not yet have the competitive résumé of some of her peers, Jane’s potential is undeniable. If she comes in improved and conditioned, she could easily edge her way into a top five placing and set herself up for future success on the pro circuit.
Women’s Physique: Strength Meets Shape
Candice Carr (Trinidad and Tobago)
Candice Carr is one of the most experienced competitors in this lineup, with a long-standing history in the Women’s Physique division. Known for her dense muscle development, particularly in the shoulders and back, she brings a commanding presence to the stage. Carr’s posing is refined and powerful, displaying her structure and muscular detail with veteran confidence. If she brings her conditioning in line with previous top-level showings, she could easily lead the charge in Toronto.
Dani Castilho (USA)
Dani Castilho is a well-rounded competitor with standout aesthetics. She brings full muscle bellies, a tight midsection, and an overall pleasing shape that fits well within the Women’s Physique criteria. Her lines are clean, and her transitions between poses are graceful and deliberate. If Dani peaks correctly and maintains her symmetry and conditioning, she could find herself in a strong position by the time finals roll around.
Kristy Graham (Australia)
Hailing from Australia, Kristy Graham brings a very complete and well-proportioned look to the stage. She has great detail in the quads and mid-back, along with a strong command of her routine. Her calm demeanor and polished presentation make her a standout, and her physique fits nicely within the Women’s Physique judging standards. She’s traveled far to compete here, and with a strong showing, could make a statement on the international stage.
Emilija Martic (Canada)
Emilija brings a very balanced look with strong delts, flowing quads, and a small waist that helps highlight her V-taper. She’s an athlete who has gained momentum in recent seasons, and her stage presence continues to improve. With this being a hometown show, the energy and familiarity could help bring out her best performance yet.
Karla Melissa Torres Cruz (Mexico)
Torres Cruz has an eye-catching structure with long lines, deep muscular detail, and an ability to hit classic poses with fluidity. She’s competed across Latin America and has developed a seasoned presentation style that connects well with judges. If she comes in sharp and confident, she’s definitely in contention for a high placing.
Figure: Symmetry, Balance, and Precision
Gabriela Linhartova (Czech Republic)
A force on the international scene, Gabriela Linhartova brings a textbook figure physique with wide shoulders, a narrow waist, and detailed muscle separation throughout. She’s placed well at numerous European and North American shows, often landing in the top callouts thanks to her flawless presentation and conditioning. Linhartova’s polish and experience make her one of the most formidable threats on this weekend’s lineup, and a win here would cement her as a top contender heading into Olympia season.
Josephine Denss (Germany)
Josephine has been making waves in the European circuit with her ultra-balanced symmetry and tight, dense muscle. She brings a refined look with just the right level of fullness and conditioning—never too flat, never too soft. Judges have responded well to her elegant posing and calm stage presence. She’ll be making her Toronto Pro debut, and with the right peak, she could very well crack the top three or higher.
Michelle Jones (UK)
Michelle’s stage presence is powerful, and her structure is tailor-made for the Figure division. With sweeping delts, well-developed glutes, and a tight midsection, she brings the type of physique that consistently catches the judges’ eyes. She’s steadily gained traction in the UK and European circuits, and her move onto the North American stage could be a breakout moment. Expect to see her battling in the first callout if she nails her conditioning.
Catherine Lemieux (Canada)
A standout on the Canadian scene, Lemieux is no stranger to big stages and deep lineups. Her upper body is particularly well-developed, with capping delts and a wide back that flows beautifully into a small waist. She’s been refining her physique season after season and has shown a great deal of discipline in her improvements. With the local crowd cheering her on, Catherine has both the physique and momentum to break into the top five.
Veronica Gallego (Spain)
Veronica enters this show with experience on her side and a physique that checks all the Figure boxes. She’s known for her clean lines, detailed conditioning, and elegant posing—traits that consistently keep her in the top half of competitive rosters. She may fly under the radar early on, but when the comparisons begin, her symmetry and overall polish could make her a quiet threat to land in the top spots.
Emily Hammond (Canada)
Toronto’s own Emily Hammond is stepping on stage with home-field energy and a physique that’s been turning heads across Canada. Known for her incredible work ethic and rapid improvements, Emily brings a well-balanced look with strong shoulders, tight glutes, and excellent flow through her poses. As a local favorite, she’s expected to receive strong support from the crowd—and if she brings her best look to date, she could surprise a lot of people and climb into the first callout.
Bikini: Top IFBB Pros to Watch
Verushqa Andrade (USA)
Verushqa Andrade is a standout name in the Bikini division, known for her flawless balance of fullness, flow, and femininity. Her glute-ham tie-ins are some of the best in the sport, and she brings a consistent level of conditioning that’s hard to match. With a polished posing routine and commanding stage presence, Andrade has already proven she can hold her own against the best in the world. If she brings her trademark look to Toronto, she’s a serious threat for the win.
Anais Biron (Canada)
Anais is one of Canada’s rising Bikini stars with a physique built for the division—tight waist, full glutes, and a flowing presentation that draws attention. She’s been steadily climbing the ranks on the national and pro stages, showing marked improvements in balance and polish. As a homegrown athlete, she’ll likely gain some crowd momentum and could make a serious push into the top callouts.
Eli Fernandez (Mexico)
Representing Mexico, Eli Fernandez brings an exotic look and undeniable charisma to the stage. Her physique is lean and refined, with a strong lower body and graceful transitions between poses. She’s competed in highly competitive lineups and proven her ability to stand out even among veterans. If she peaks correctly, Fernandez is a contender for the top five.
Alice Marchisio (Italy)
Marchisio showcases the quintessential European Bikini look: poised, symmetrical, and elegant. She consistently brings clean conditioning, with subtle yet effective posing that highlights her shape. Though not always in the loudest lineup, she has a habit of quietly working her way into first callouts with strategic presentation and well-balanced muscle. Toronto could be a breakthrough for her on North American soil.
Jessica Neary (Canada)
Jessica is a seasoned competitor within Canada’s Bikini scene, with a physique built on years of refinement. Her strengths lie in her overall balance—nothing overpowering, but everything flowing together harmoniously. She brings great energy to the stage and knows how to present her physique for maximum impact. Expect her to be in the mix for a solid placing if she brings a tight, polished look.
Brianna Campardo (Canada)
Fresh off several strong performances in the 2024 season, Brianna Campardo is quickly becoming a name to watch in the Bikini division. She brings a tight, full physique with standout glutes and a confident, high-energy presentation that lights up the stage. Campardo has been making noticeable improvements each outing, and her upward trajectory makes her one of the Canadian frontrunners going into this show. Don’t be surprised if she lands in the first callout—and potentially even pushes for a podium finish.
Wellness: Lower-Body Dominance & Rising Stars
Antonella Cozzolino (Italy)
Antonella Cozzolino is one of the most respected names in the Wellness division worldwide. Known for her dense lower-body development, round glutes, and tight midsection, she exemplifies the ideal Wellness look. With top-tier international experience—including standout showings at the Arnold and Olympia weekends—Antonella enters the Toronto Pro SuperShow as a front-runner. Her stage presence is confident, and her posing highlights her strengths with precision. If she’s dialed in, she’ll be hard to beat.
Raeli Dias (Brazil)
Brazil continues to dominate the Wellness division, and Raeli Dias is a perfect example of that legacy. She brings an unmistakable Brazilian shape: wide hips, deep quad separation, and incredible glute volume. Her look is both bold and balanced, and she poses with confidence and rhythm that captivates the judges. She’s coming off strong showings on the pro circuit, and with her signature conditioning, she’s expected to be battling for one of the top positions.
Joanna Jean (Canada)
A fan favorite in Canada’s Wellness scene, Joanna Jean has built an incredible physique that continues to evolve. Known for her round glutes, sharp conditioning, and bubbly stage energy, Joanna is a consistent threat in any lineup she enters. Her ability to bring both muscle and femininity to the stage gives her an edge, especially when matched with clean, powerful posing. Competing on home turf, she’ll have the crowd’s support behind her, and that could make all the difference in a tight battle for the podium.
Sophie Brewster (UK)
Brewster has been gaining attention in recent seasons for her balanced shape and strategic improvements. With a tighter midsection and improved lower body fullness, she’s been steadily climbing the pro ranks in Europe. This appearance in Toronto marks an opportunity to make a statement on North American soil. If she brings a crisp, conditioned look with her usual presentation quality, Brewster could surprise many and land in the first callout.
Chloe Salter (UK)
Chloe Salter brings a physique that’s both athletic and aesthetically pleasing. Her lower body is dense and shapely, and she’s continued to improve her overall balance with better upper-body flow and posing transitions. She tends to peak well and carries herself with poise, making her one of the more polished athletes in this lineup. A sharp, full package could place her firmly in the top five.
Lili Dong (China)
One of the most improved athletes in this division, Lili Dong is absolutely one to watch in Toronto. Her lower-body development has taken a big step forward, and her conditioning has become increasingly consistent. With better glute fullness and improved transitions between poses, she’s poised to make a serious impression on the judges. Lili’s aesthetic is fresh and well-balanced, and this could be her breakout performance if everything comes together on show day.
Men’s Wheelchair – Open: Strength, Resilience, and Determination
The Men’s Wheelchair division may be smaller in numbers, but it’s unmatched in heart and determination. These athletes showcase the true spirit of bodybuilding—overcoming adversity to reach peak physical form.
Cosmo Trikes (USA)
Cosmo Trikes is a familiar name in the Men’s Wheelchair division, known for his upper body mass, muscular conditioning, and professional polish. He brings a complete package to the stage and has competed against the best in the world. If he’s dialed in, Cosmo is a strong favorite to take home the title in Toronto.
Bryan Williams (USA)
Bryan Williams brings solid symmetry, a powerful back, and exceptional detail through his upper body. He continues to improve with each showing and is capable of pushing for the top spot. Expect a close contest between him and Trikes that could come down to posing and final conditioning.
With over 150 IFBB Pros on the roster—and more than one-third of them representing Canada—the 2025 Toronto Pro SuperShow is shaping up to be the largest and most prestigious bodybuilding event in Canadian history. Known as the Crown Jewel of Canadian Bodybuilding, this show consistently draws elite talent from around the world, and this year’s edition has exceeded all expectations. From international champions to breakout hometown athletes, every division is stacked with fierce competition, setting the stage for an unforgettable battle across every class. With 2025 Olympia qualifications on the line and careers ready to be defined, fans can expect an electric atmosphere from start to finish. Whether you’re attending in person or following the action online, the Toronto Pro is the show where legends will rise, new stars will emerge, and Canada will once again prove it belongs at the center of the global bodybuilding spotlight.
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