Ms. Olympia 2026 Results: Andrea Shaw Wins Seventh Consecutive Title as Mr. Olympia Men’s Open Final Runs Saturday September 26

September 27, 2026
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Andrea Shaw posing onstage during an Olympia women’s bodybuilding competition
Andrea Shaw’s Olympia run has turned each stage appearance into a record-watch moment for women’s bodybuilding. [Photo: NPC News Online/IFBB Pro League; reuse rights should be verified]

The 2026 Olympia weekend is underway in Las Vegas, with the Ms. Olympia title already decided and the Men’s Open final scheduled for Saturday evening, September 26. Andrea Shaw won her seventh consecutive Ms. Olympia title on September 25. The Men’s Open result is not yet official as of this reporting.

Ms. Olympia — official result

Andrea Shaw took first place at the 2026 Ms. Olympia competition, extending the longest active winning streak in the division. The full top-five finishing order:

  1. Andrea Shaw
  2. Ashley Lynnette Jones
  3. Leyvina Rodrigues Barros
  4. Paula Ranta
  5. Meghan Morrison

Shaw’s seven consecutive victories extend a run that began when the Ms. Olympia returned in 2020. Her seven consecutive titles are the second-longest winning streak in Ms. Olympia history, behind Iris Kyle’s nine consecutive titles between 2006 and 2014, and her seven wins rank third-most overall behind Kyle’s ten and Lenda Murray’s eight.

Men’s Open — final is Saturday evening, September 26

The Men’s Open competition follows a two-session format: prejudging comparisons in the morning or afternoon, finals in the evening. Prejudging for the Men’s Open established the top contenders: Derek Lunsford, Samson Dauda, Andrew Jacked, and Nick Walker were among those in the final callout group. Friday’s judging accounts for 50% of the final score, with Saturday’s finals determining the remaining 50%.

Official placements are confirmed in the Saturday evening finals, scheduled for September 26. Any result claiming a Men’s Open winner before that session is complete would be premature. For adjacent fitness coverage, Karmactive has reported on Schwarzenegger and bodybuilding-linked public messaging and the rise of strength-training fitness portfolios.

How to watch

The 2026 Olympia is streaming free through OlympiaTV's official platform this year.

FAQ

Who won Ms. Olympia 2026?

Andrea Shaw won the 2026 Ms. Olympia title on September 25 in Las Vegas. It was her seventh consecutive Ms. Olympia victory, a streak dating to 2020. Ashley Lynnette Jones placed second and Leyvina Rodrigues Barros placed third.

How many Ms. Olympia titles does Andrea Shaw have?

Seven consecutive, beginning in 2020. Her streak is the second-longest in Ms. Olympia history, behind Iris Kyle’s nine consecutive titles between 2006 and 2014.

When are the Mr. Olympia 2026 Men’s Open finals?

The Men’s Open finals are scheduled for Saturday evening, September 26, in Las Vegas. Prejudging took place earlier in the weekend. Derek Lunsford, Samson Dauda, Andrew Jacked, and Nick Walker were among the top contenders heading into the finals.

Where can I watch the 2026 Olympia?

The event streams free through OlympiaTV’s official platform this year.

The Men’s Open result will be added to this article as soon as the Saturday evening finals are complete.

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