Two Olympia qualifications were awarded in New Zealand.
Last updated on November 4th, 2024
The 2024 Moe’s Muscles Pro was held on the weekend of Nov. 2-3, 2024, in Auckland, New Zealand. This IFBB Pro League-sanctioned show featured 2025 Olympia Weekend qualifying shows for the Classic Physique and Men’s Physique divisions. 23 competitors in total represented nine different countries at this show, promoted by former IFBB Pro Men’s Open bodybuilder Moe Elmoussawi.
Fanni Fuadi (Classic Physique) and Isai Kesek (Men’s Physique) were crowned champions. Both represent Indonesia and advance to the 2025 Olympia for their respective divisions.
2024 Moe’s Muscles Results
The full results from both contests are below.
Classic Physique
- Fanni Fuadi (Indonesia)
- Yu Bin Chen (Taiwan)
- Blue Ren (China)
- Tauhiro Yip (New Zealand)
- Emmanuel Wordu (Australia)
- Ben Pisuttisarewong (New Zealand)
- Teina O’Malley (New Zealand)
- Leala Levi Laah (New Zealand)
- Connor Hausman (New Zealand)
- Adam Waite (Australia)
Men’s Physique
- Isai Kesek (Indonesia)
- Tyler Smith (UK)
- Ash Abdollahi (Australia)
- Mohammed Kindy (Oman)
- Charly Chau (Hong Kong)
- Alejandro Ruiz Borrego (Spain)
- Luigi-Samuel Oltean (New Zealand)
- Ren Yi Xie (China)
- Ming Chieh Tsai (Taiwan)
- Je Endrina (New Zealand)
- Denis Milkin (New Zealand)
- Luke Thompson (New Zealand)
- Wutong Yang (China)
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Classic Physique Winner — Fanni Fuadi
Fuadi took the stage at the 2024 Classic Physique Olympia in Las Vegas, NV, on Oct. 12, 2024, and tied for 16th place. His perfect score in Auckland qualifies him for the 2025 Olympia, the date and location of which has yet to be announced at the time of this article’s publication.
Men’s Physique Winner — Isai Kesek
Kesek’s victory came with a perfect scorecard. He was the defending champion and now has two pro career victories. He is eligible for the 2025 Men’s Physique Olympia.
Kesek competed in the 2024 Olympia but finished outside the top 15. Tyler Smith of the UK and Ash Abdollahi of Australia placed second and third, respectively.
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