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STEEL QUEENS

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Divisions

Seven women's divisions compete in the IFBB Pro League, each judged on its own written criteria. The numbers are what this site holds, counted live from the results archive.

Women's divisions: criteria and archive coverage
Division Judged on Athletes Placings Years Most wins Read more
Women's Bodybuilding Size, symmetry and muscularity. The one division where maximum muscle is the brief; the Ms. Olympia title since 1980. 494 2,028 1980–2026 Andrea Shaw 12 Guide Β· Rankings
Women's Physique Athletic muscularity with symmetry and shape, below bodybuilding's size and without its graininess. IFBB Pro since 2013. 646 1,853 2006–2026 Sarah Villegas 5 Guide Β· Rankings
Figure V-taper and shoulder-to-waist line, conditioned but not extreme. Olympia since 2003. 1,025 2,931 1995–2026 Lena Ramsteiner 15 Guide Β· Rankings
Wellness Lower-body emphasis with maintained upper-body conditioning. Olympia since 2021. 608 1,306 2020–2026 Lisa Christin Meiswinkel 6 Guide Β· Rankings
Bikini Balance, shape and stage presence with soft, athletic conditioning. Olympia since 2010. 1,797 4,201 2017–2026 Ivi Escandar 9 Guide Β· Rankings
Fitness Physique rounds plus a timed routine judged on strength, flexibility and choreography. 111 272 2017–2026 Missy Truscott 5 Rankings
Fit Model Physique and presentation rounds, judged on overall look and stage presentation. 186 286 2026–2026 Misty Yang 2 Rankings

Most wins counts first places across every show in the archive, per division. Each placing links to its source on the athlete's page. How results are classified: methodology.