Generation Iron posts Pittsburgh Pro results

Generation Iron posted live-updates results for the 2026 Pittsburgh Pro on May 16 as the contest opened at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The outlet’s results page listed winners for Men’s Open, Men’s Physique and Wellness, and said additional divisions would be updated as the weekend continued. (generationiron.com) The IFBB Pro League’s event page lists the Pittsburgh Power & Fitness Festival on May 16-17 and shows eight pro divisions on the schedule. NPC News Online also published an item for the official Saturday scorecards dated May 16. ### Which divisions had confirmed winners in the posted results? Generation Iron’s May 16 page named Michal Krizo as the Men’s Open winner, Kyron Holden as the Men’s Physique winner and Daniele Mendonça as the Wellness winner. (generationiron.com) The same page said Classic Physique, Figure, Bikini, Women’s Physique and Fit Model were “coming soon” at the time of capture. The IFBB Pro League competition page confirms those three divisions were part of the Pittsburgh weekend’s lineup, alongside five other categories scheduled for the same event. The page lists Men’s Bodybuilding Open, Men’s Physique Open, Women’s Wellness Open, Men’s Classic Physique Open, Women’s Figure Open, Women’s Bikini Open, Women’s Physique Open and Women’s Fit Model Open. (generationiron.com) ### Who placed behind the winners in the men’s finals Generation Iron posted? Generation Iron’s results page listed Tonio Burton in second, Brandon Curry in third, Sasan Heirati in fourth and Blessing Awodibu in fifth in Men’s Open. In Men’s Physique, the page listed Ali Bilal second, Edvan Palmeira third, Erin Banks fourth and Vitor Chaves fifth. (generationiron.com) In Wellness, Generation Iron listed Giselle Machado second, Bruna Seredich third, Hannah Calkins fourth and Tatiane Farkas fifth. The IFBB Pro League event page separately shows the Men’s Open and Men’s Physique competitor fields that fed into those placings. The Men’s Open roster included Krizo, Burton, Curry, Heirati, Rafael Brandao and Patrick Moore, while the Men’s Physique field included Holden, Bilal, Banks and Palmeira. (ifbbpro.com) ### Where and when was the Pittsburgh Pro held? Generation Iron said the 2026 Pittsburgh Pro returned to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh on May 16-17. The outlet said prejudging on both days was set for 9 a.m., with finals scheduled for 6 p.m. each night. (generationiron.com) The IFBB Pro League competition page also lists the Pittsburgh Power & Fitness Festival across May 16 and May 17. That page places the contest on the league’s official calendar and provides the competitor list and results tabs for each division. ### What did official bodies publish alongside the media updates? (ifbbpro.com) NPC News Online published a post titled “2026 IFBB Pittsburgh Pro Official Saturday Score Cards” dated May 16. The search snippet does not reproduce the full scorecard numbers, but it identifies the scorecards as official contest material tied to the Pittsburgh Pro. Generation Iron said on its own page that “official scorecards will be updated here as soon as they become available.” That means the media roundup and the official contest paperwork were being posted on separate pages as the event progressed. (generationiron.com) ### Which names were in the deepest men’s fields before results landed? (ifbbpro.com) Generation Iron’s pre-results text singled out Tonio Burton, Brandon Curry and Rafael Brandao as three of the most discussed Men’s Open names entering the weekend. The outlet described the Pittsburgh lineup as one of the deepest of the IFBB Pro League season. (npcnewsonline.com) The IFBB Pro League competitor list shows that field also included Michal Krizanek, Sasan Heirati, Blessing Awodibu, Ronald Gordon and Patrick Moore in Men’s Open, along with Kyron Holden, Ali Bilal and Erin Banks in Men’s Physique. Those names help explain why the Saturday divisions drew attention before finals were posted. (generationiron.com) ### What comes next in the Pittsburgh weekend? May 17 is the second day of the Pittsburgh Power & Fitness Festival, according to both Generation Iron and the IFBB Pro League event page. Generation Iron’s live-updates page said Sunday would shift to Classic Physique, Bikini, Figure, Fit Model and Women’s Physique, with additional results to be added online. (generationiron.com) (ifbbpro.com)