Delay in the Mr. Olympia 2025 final raises expectations for Ramon Dino after 11 p.m.

The Classic Physique final at Mr. Olympia 2025, featuring Brazilian Ramon Dino, was delayed and will start after 11 p.m. (Brasília time) on Saturday, October 11, in Las Vegas, United States. Held at Resorts World Las Vegas, the event gathers 400 athletes across 11 IFBB Pro League divisions, with exclusive broadcast on Olympia TV for 74.99 dollars. Dino, 30, from Acre, aims for Brazil’s first men’s title in the category. Fitness influencer Renato Cariani comments live, highlighting the Brazilian’s preparation.

Brazil has a record 59 athletes, leading Latin America, competing in categories like Wellness and Bikini. Pre-judging, starting at 1:30 p.m., evaluated mandatory poses and symmetry. The final, now after 11 p.m., will crown champions with free routines.

• Categories include Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, and Bikini.
• Brazil leads with 31 men and 28 women.
• Total prizes exceed 1.5 million dollars.

Cariani provides real-time updates, as the delay heightens anticipation.

Ramon Dino’s journey in the competition

Ramon Dino, runner-up in 2022 and 2023, adjusted training to surpass rivals like Mike Sommerfeld. He focuses on classic proportions, inspired by bodybuilding’s golden era.

In pre-judging, Dino stood out with defined deltoids and balanced quads, drawing judges’ attention.

Structure of Classic Physique

The category demands aesthetic harmony, with weight limits by height. Dino, at 1.75 meters, competes in the up-to-80-kilo range, emphasizing broad shoulders and a narrow waist.

The final assesses seven mandatory poses and 60-second free routines, scored for symmetry and definition.

Brazil’s presence at the event

Brazil sent 59 competitors, surpassing past editions. Eduarda Bezerra won Wellness on Friday, while Natália Coelho claimed Women’s Physique.

Francielle Mattos, a three-time champion, bolsters the female contingent. In Bikini, Camile Luz aims for the podium with confident poses.

In Men’s Physique, Eric Wildberger and Vitor Porto compete, focusing on athletic physique.

• Wellness leads with three consecutive Brazilian titles.
• Bikini and Figure include 15 female athletes.
• Dino and Diego Gallindo represent in Classic Physique.

The delegation reflects a 30% growth in federations since 2020.

Saturday’s schedule in Las Vegas

The day began with the Olympia x Dragon’s Lair pop-up gym at 10 a.m., open to the public. The Olympia World Fitness Expo opened at noon, showcasing supplements and equipment.

At 4 p.m., the International Sports Hall of Fame honored bodybuilding icons. The final’s delay was announced at 11 p.m., without official details.

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The event draws 100,000 visitors to the expo, cementing Las Vegas as a fitness hub.

Broadcast and live access

Olympia TV offers high-definition streaming with English narration and replays. The subscription costs 74.99 dollars, accessible via international credit card.

In Brazil, sports apps provide updates. On-site tickets start at 100 dollars, with VIP packages.

Cariani, live at 11:27 p.m., discusses the delay and Dino’s chances.

Growth of bodybuilding in Brazil

Brazilian federations expanded qualifiers, raising the delegation from 20 to 59 athletes since 2020. Investments in nutrition and professional coaching boost competitiveness.

Elisa Pecini in Figure and others in 212 diversify Brazil’s presence. The event awards 400,000 dollars to the Mr. Olympia Open champion.

Dino, with a refined routine, is a podium favorite after pre-judging.

Delay and expectations for the final

The Classic Physique final’s delay, originally set for 11 p.m., had no reason disclosed by 11:45 p.m. The organization confirmed the event’s normal continuation.

Cariani noted Dino’s calm demeanor backstage, maintaining focus despite the wait.

The final includes direct comparisons and free routines, with Sommerfeld and Terrence Ruffin as Dino’s rivals.

The event promotes inclusion with the Wheelchair category, awarded post-pre-judging.