Career Statistics Derived from 2 verified contest entries · recomputed nightly.
1
Shows
0
Wins
0
Podiums
0%
Win rate
11
Best place
2025
1
Seasons
2025–2025
0
Apex wins
Olympia · Arnold · RP tier
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Pro cards
Record by division
Division
Shows
Wins
Podiums
Best
Years
Bodybuilding
1
0
0
11
2025–2025
Figure
1
0
0
11
2025–2025
All statistics are derived from individually sourced competition results. ⓘ Methodology
About Elizabeth Ryder
Elizabeth Ryder is a British female bodybuilder competing in women's bodybuilding division. Her most notable competitive result came at the 2025 IFBB FIBO Pro Championships, where she placed 11th in the women's bodybuilding category, marking her highest professional finish to date.
Ryder's competitive record spans from 2023 through 2025. She made her debut in the sport during 2023, competing in two NPC Worldwide events that year. At the 2023 NPC Worldwide Gymshark Ryan Terry British Championship, she competed in women's bodybuilding and placed 99th. Later that same year, she entered the 2023 NPC Worldwide TBF Takedown in women's bodybuilding, also placing 99th. In 2024, Ryder continued her progression by competing at the 2024 NPC Worldwide Kingdom Classic Condition Cup in women's bodybuilding, where she again placed 99th. Her trajectory improved significantly in 2025 when she competed at the IFBB FIBO Pro Championships, elevating her placement to 11th in the women's bodybuilding division. This substantial improvement from her earlier results demonstrates measurable advancement in her competitive standing within the sport.
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