World Body Building Federation (W.B.B.F.)
World Fitness Federation (W.F.F.)
(Since 1968, 141 Country Members, 60 International Events World Wide)
EUROPE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
OVER ALL WINNERS
(1996-2025)
MEN
Year, Champion's Name, Country.
2025 SZYMON LUBECKI, POLAND

2024 GATIS SAKNE, LATVIA

2023 MARTYNAS PAKALNIS, LITHUANIA

2022 ROMAN POLSIN, ESTONIA

2021 KAMIL STRUMINSKI, POLAND

2020 ALEKSEJ PETKEVICH, LATVIA

2019 PAWEL PRZYBYLSKI, POLAND
2018 KAROL KOWNACKI, POLAND
2017 SERGEJ TARATYNOV, RUSSIA
2016 JASPER BAKKER, HOLLAND
2015 NORMUND JURANS, LATVIA
2014 ANDREJ RUMIANCEV, ESTONIA
2013 ALEKSANDR GRENADIOROV, RUSSIA
2012 MOHAMED MORAVEJ, IRAN
2011 ALEKSANDR SILIN, RUSSIA
2010 DANIL BRATISKA, RUSSIA
2009 VITALIJ ALEKSANDROV, LATVIA
2008 VLADIMIR POLIAKOV, RUSSIA
2007 ROMAN DUBOVICKIJ, RUSSIA
2006 MICHAIL MALEK, RUSSIA
2005 MASSIMO MONACO, ITALY
2004 ALEKSANDR MASLOVSKIJ, LATVIA
2003 GERMAN SELEST, RUSSIA
2002 JURIJ KARSETIANS, LATVIA
2001 MAREK KALMUS, ESTONIA
2000 MASSIMO MONACO, ITALY
1999 GIOVANNI THOMSON, HOLLAND
1998 JURGEN KOCH, GERMANY
1997 MATHIAS HORNUNG, GERMANY
1996 SERGEJ OGORODNIKOV, RUSSIA

WOMEN
Year, Champion's Name, Country.
2025 MARINA LEGENZOVA, LITHUANIA

2024 INETA RIJNIECE, LATVIA

2023 ANNA SOBOLEWSKA KUCHARSKA, POLAND

2022 NATALIA MISZKOWSKA, POLAND

2021 SILVA SOCNEVA, LATVIA

2020 OLGA KOLESOVA, LITHUANIA

2019 NATALIA WARZYNSKA, POLAND
2018 OLGA LISTOPADOVA, BELARUS
2017 NATALIA ABRAMOVA, RUSSIA
2016 VALENTINA KARABANOVA, RUSSIA
2015 EVELYN DIROCIE, BELGIUM
2014 MARINA VLASOVA, RUSSIA
2013 JELENA VOLKOVA, RUSSIA
2012 VALENTINA KOZLOVSKAJA, BELARUS
2011 AGNIESZKA URBANIAK, POLAND
2010 VERA VLASOVA, RUSSIA
2009 IRINA PATESKINA, RUSSIA
2008 ILONA KOKOSH, LITHUANIA
2007 MARIJA AKIZANOVA, UKRAINE
2006 DIANA DECESARE, BRAZIL-UKRAINE
2005 IDA GUSCHA, RUSSIA
2004 SVETLANA PUGACHEVA, RUSSIA
2003 SVETLANA PUGACHEVA, RUSSIA
2002 VALERIJA JUDINA, RUSSIA
2001 AKSANA LEN, LITHUANIA
2000 MARINA BURINSKAJA, LATVIA
1999 ROSA GIOVANA, ITALY
1998 CLAUDIA MACHMOR, GERMANY
1997 BENEDETA POMATI, ITALY
1996 JEKATERINA KARABAN, RUSSIA

Chairman W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. International Secretary Ugne Raudyte Daubariene

INFORMATION.
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ASIA AND MIDDLE EAST NEWS.

HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.

Working since 1968 W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. (World Fitness Federation, World Body Building Federation) International unites today members from 141 Countries. Some time ago Bahrain joined the W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. .In difference to other International Bodybuilding Structures under the leadership of W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. President DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS the W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. International seeks recognition of the U.N. (United Nations), I.O.C. (International Olympic Committee) and W.A.D.A. (World Anti Doping Agency). W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. knows the way to reach these goals. Under the basis of the W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. the International Sport University (I.S.U.) was created in 2015. Since 2017 the I.S.U. university is an associated member of the U.N.E.S.C.O. organization which works under the U.N..

ASIA BODYBUILDING LEADERS.

We see evident Asia bodybuilding leaders during the last period of time. Under the leadership of International W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. Vice President LALIT KUMAR SONI - they are: TOLGA MURAT BALIKCI (Turkey), ALI REZA RASA (Iran), RAMANDEEP SINGH (India), ALLAOUDIN BHATTI (Pakistan).

2018 OFFICIAL MEETING IN SWITZERLAND.

To meet high representatives of Arab Countries in 2018 President W.F.F. -W.B.B.F. International DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS was invited to Switzerland. Arabs wanted W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. to organize big International contest in Zurich. Well known Companies of Switzerland were ready to finance the project together with the representatives of Dubai. The venue of the contets was chosen exceptional - old castle on the hill of Zurich. Arabs wanted this contest to be repeated in the main Capitals of the World. Their wish was the only one - ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER must be present at the banquet. DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS addressed his friends in Hollywood who were in close relations with ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER and all was done well. Unfortunately at the same days ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER was operated on his heart. He isolated himself from the people for several months and we could not reach him.  We hope to fulfill these plans in future.

ASIA AND ARAB COUNTRIES.

First time we got acquainted with Asia and Arab Countries in 1989 when DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS was invited as Personal Guest of the I.F.B.B. President BEN WEIDER to the World Championship in Paris (France). Then BEN WEIDER presented DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS to all I.F.B.B. National Presidents. The same was done in 1990 in Malaysia (I.F.B.B. World Championship)  and in New York (“Miss Olympia”). Twenty five years ago WEIDER brothers JOE and BEN left bodybuilding. Then they sold the I.F.B.B. federation, “Olympia” contest and all their magazines. IF.B.B. started inner wars. I.F.B.B. split in two parts. I.F.B.B. Vice President PAUL CHUA (Singapore) and I.F.B.B. lawer and finance director ALEX BAURE (Austria) and Prince of Dubai OSAMA AL SHAFAR were fighting with RAFAEL SANTONJA (Spain) who took the lead in the I.F.B.B.. The case went to court in London. RAFAEL SANTONJA lost the case but remained in the I.F.B.B.. Then PAUL CHUA with forty Arab and Asia Countries left the I.F.B.B. and created his own federation. Then PAUL CHUA and OSAMA AL SHAFAR wanted to join the W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. and invited DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS to London. Unfortunately DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS was organizing W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. Europe Championship in Lithuania at the same days and could not come to London.

INDIA AND THAILAND.

Popularizing sport around the World DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS visited nineteen times India and four times Thailand. Every time various International events were organized as well: Asia Championships, “Universe” and “World Grand Prix” Contests, meetings with High Governmental officials.

TURKEY, PAKISTAN AND IRAN.

Since 2006 bodybuilders of Turkey, Pakistan and Iran are participating at the W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. International events. DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS visited Turkey many times. Also he was on Official Visit to Iran where he had meetings with sport leaders at the Olympic Committee of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Leaders of Pakistan bodybuilding DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS met at the International W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. events in Ukraine, Thailand, Russia and Belarus.

BODYBUILDING FEDERATION OF ARAB COPUNTRIES AND W.F.F.-W.B.B.F..

Some time ago asking for cooperation bodybuilding leader of Lebanon DSc. Professor FAWZI KHODARI addressed the International W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. Headquarters. FAWZI KHODARI is old representative of the I.F.B.B. federation and also he is the Chairman of the Arab Physical Culture Federation (A.P.C.F.).

FRIEND OF WEIDER BROTHERS FROM YEMEN.

Some time ago a Yemen bodybuilding leader  DSc. NAJEEB AL JAWFI addressed International W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. President DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS. He feels pity that after deaths of WEIDER brothers JOE and BEN World’s bodybuilding goes down. A hundred of bodybuilding federations make mess in the sport, including I.F.B.B. of RAFAEL SANTONJA and N.P.C. of JIM MANION. Sport is finished and everybody became crazy about business and money. DSc. NAJEEB AL JAWFI  likes the initiatives of the W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. International about the way to get back official recognition of our sport, including the recognition of I.O.C. (International Olympic Committee). today the only W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. speaks truth to athletes and does not make “festivals” and “carnavals” of bodybuilding.

ASIA BODYBUILDERS AIM TO PARTICIPATE IN LITHUANIA.

Several years in a row Egypt, Iraque and Pakistan bodybuilders try to participate at the W.F.F. -W.B.B.F. International events in Europe. European visa politics is very strict and make big obstacles. In 2026 we hope to meet delegations of India, Japan and China.

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OFFICIAL AND NOT OFFICIAL CZECHOSLOVAKIA.

MEETINGS AT SPORT MINISTRY.

BEGINNING. SITUATION IN SOCIALIST WORLD.

Bodybuilding sport has never been created and developed by athletes. Bodybuilding was developed by top officials and organizers. On the bodybuilding way to future organizers were building the road to sport. Bodybuilders were like kilometre signs at this road. Often organizers led bodybuilding wrong way. Today problems of bodybuilding are evident and guilty persons are known very well.

Contemporary bodybuilding does not appear as it is. Only few persons dared to act when bodybuilding was prohibited in Socialist Countries. Being afraid of prosecution nearly all bodybuilders left the sport.

We will speak about bodybuilding in Czechoslovakian SSR – they influenced all Socialist Countries. Now after fifty years we look upon our relations with Czechoslovaks from another angle.

Due to political reasons bodybuilding was prohibited in Socialist World in 1973. Socialist States started to prosecute bodybuilders. After 1968 revolution in Czechoslovakia their Government was lojal to bodybuilders. Comparing with other Socialist Countries after the revolution U.S.S.R. political powers let Czechoslovaks much more. At the same time bodybuilders in other Socialist Countries suffered much. Everybody envied the Czechoslovaks. There is no another person who was and still is close to Czechoslovak bodybuilding so much as President W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. (World Fitness Federation, World Bodybuilding Federation)  International DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS.

Activities of DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS were supported only by the leader of bodybuilding in Estonian SSR INNAR MARDO (Иннар Мардо, 1945 – 2002) and creators of famous „Vilnius Bodybuilding School“ («Вильнюсская школа культуризма») CESLAV TAMULEVIC (Чеслав Тамулевич) and VITALIJ ASOVSKIJ (Виталий Асовский). Today we are proud that we respected both of them in time – at the Parliament Republic Lithuania both received „International Honour Silver Medals“ («Международной Серебрянной Медалью Почёта», „Tarptautinis Garbės Sidabro Medalis“).

During the prohibition of bodybuilding only few officially permitted not regular contests were held in Tallinn (Estonian SSR). That was the International „Georg Tenno Memorial“ („Georgo Tenno memorialas“, «Мемориал Георга Тенно», 1971 – 2024). Also at the same time several underground and not officially permitted contests were organized in Lithuanian SSR. It lasted until in 1978 DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS dared to write bodybuilding defending petition and brought it to Headquaretrs of the Central Committee of the U.S.S.R. Communist Party in Moscow.

This way we got political permittion to organize the International „Amber Prix“ („Gintarinis prizas“, «Янтарный приз»  1968 - 2025) in Klaipeda (Lithuania SSR) in 1978.

Being afraid of prosecution all orther U.S.S.R. bodybuilding organizers did nothing. After defeat at 1974 „Georg Tenno Memorial“ best R.S.F.S.R. bodybuilder VLADIMIR DUBININ (Владимир Дубинин) isolated himself and left bodybuilding for thirteen years. Until 1987 VLADIMIR DUBININ was not among bodybuilding organizers, he was only athlete. Only in 1980 representing their gyms Russians led by VLADIMIR SUBOV (Владимир Шубов, Moscow) and EUGENE KOLTUN (Евгений Колтун, Tiumen) started particiapting at bodybuilding contests in Baltic Countries. Both were representing their bodybuilding gyms that were acting illegally.

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50 bodybuilding federations – 1000 World Champions every year. 2026 — The Peak of Bodybuilding’s Degradation.

Modern bodybuilding has reached a point where the title of “world champion” has lost any real meaning.

This is no longer a sport operating under a single system. It is a fragmented network of federations, where each organization writes its own rules, distributes its own titles, and declares its own winners.

The result is an absurd reality: dozens of federations and hundreds of “world champions” every year.

This is no longer a sporting hierarchy. It is a title production industry.

In the bodybuilding world today, dozens of organizations operate, but in reality they are not building a unified sport — they are producing events and statuses. Each federation has its own “elite,” its own “pro league,” its own “world championship.” And each of them claims a level of significance that, objectively, no longer exists.

Among them are IFBB, NABBA, NPC, and WFF-WBBF — organizations that operate in parallel, but no longer form a single sport. Instead, they have split bodybuilding into separate, barely comparable realities.

Bodybuilding used to be one sport. Now it is a system of parallel worlds.

Worse still, the very concept of a “champion” has been devalued. When every stage has its own winner, there is no longer a meaningful highest-level achievement. What remains is marketing, certificates, and self-declared “best in the world” status.

Today, speaking of a “world champion” often means only one thing — that a person won one of many local or international events that the organization itself labeled as a “world championship.”

This is no longer a sporting fact. It is a marketing term.

The entire system increasingly resembles an entertainment industry, where stages are filled with competitors and the number of titles is directly proportional to the federation’s size and ambition. The more events there are, the more “champions.” The more “champions,” the lower the value of each one.

Even historical context no longer slows this degradation. Since its early days, bodybuilding has balanced between sport and aesthetics, but today that balance has long disappeared — leaving only aesthetic performance amplified by commercial interests.

The question is simple: can this still be considered a sport if it no longer has a unified judging system, a unified hierarchy, or a single undisputed champion?

Is this still competition, or just an organized chaos of performances?

Bodybuilding today is no longer a sport where the best is determined.

It is a system where everyone can be “the best” — as long as they choose the right stage.

And that is precisely the clearest proof of this sport’s decline.

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“Amber Prix” 2026

In 2026, the international political and economic situation remained tense. Armed conflicts continued in various parts of the world, prices fluctuated, and public concern and uncertainty persisted. For various reasons, not all athletes who wished to participate in the traditional international “Amber Prix” contest in Klaipeda had the opportunity to attend.

Despite these challenges, active preparations for the upcoming 60th Jubilee “Amber Prix” began at the very start of the year. Dedicated organizers and supporters of the tournament’s history met twice in Gargzdai to discuss future plans and organizational matters.

At the beginning of 2026, two international congresses were organized in Klaipeda. During these events, questions regarding the introduction of new categories and improvements in judging procedures were discussed. Later, an international seminar for coaches and judges was held in Klaipeda, where the topics raised during the congresses were further developed and refined.

Several important meetings took place at Klaipeda City Municipality during the year. Two meetings were held with municipal administration leaders, and an earlier meeting took place with the Mayor of Klaipeda, Arvydas Vaitkus. During these meetings, the activities of the World WFF-WBBF Federation in Klaipeda were reviewed, and strategic plans were outlined for organizing the 60th Jubilee “Amber Prix” in 2027.

Following prior arrangements with Professor Dr. Vytautas Landsbergis, a meeting was held in Vilnius between him and the leaders of the World WFF-WBBF Federation. During the meeting, the situation of sport in Lithuania was discussed, and participants recalled the 1991 visit of IFBB President Ben Weider to newly independent Lithuania. Ben Weider did not recognize independent Lithuania. Dr. Edmundas Daubaras also presented Professor Landsbergis with original telegrams sent by German bodybuilders who had supported Lithuania during the Soviet economic blockade.

International “Amber Prix” 2026

The 2026 International “Amber Prix” attracted 289 athletes from 10 countries: Egypt, Ireland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Denmark, Slovakia, Poland, and Israel.

This year the competition was held over two days at the Klaipeda Zveju Palace of Culture. Due to the large number of participants, the event lasted 13–14 hours on each day. Considering the continued growth of the tournament, the organizers decided that beginning in 2027 the event will be held over three days.

Results (First Places Only) Fit-Kids Division

Category up to 8 years – Kornelija Sraiber (Poland)

Category up to 10 years – Aleksandra Riszawy (Poland)

Category up to 12 years – Pola Adanczykowska (Poland)

Category up to 14 years – Lena Pankau (Poland)

Category up to 16 years – Julija Szevs (Poland)

Category up to 18 years – Julija Nowak (Poland)

Boys up to 12 years – Szymon Papierowski (Poland)

Aerobic Fitness Division

Up to 18 years – Akvile Stankunaite (Lithuania)

Adults – Weronika Szraiber (Poland)

Pairs – Joanna Snieg, Lena Snieg (Poland)

Trios – Marija Marozaite, Smilte Malinauskaite, Ieva Dovdauskaite (Lithuania)

Aerial Acrobatics Fitness (Hoop) Beginners

Up to 8 years – Lukne Medingyte (Lithuania)

Up to 10 years – Mirell Lilleleht (Estonia)

Up to 12 years – Ursula Melnits (Estonia)

Up to 14 years – Egita Petrosiute (Lithuania)

Up to 16 years – Ieva Jonusaite (Lithuania)

Debutants

Up to 6 years – Marija Sadauskaite (Lithuania)

Up to 8 years – Sofija Sestokaite (Lithuania)

Up to 10 years – Rusnė Jocyte (Lithuania)

Up to 12 years – Edilija Razmaite (Lithuania)

Advanced

Up to 10 years – Keira Tomson (Estonia)

Up to 12 years – Sofi Anette Elisaar (Estonia)

Up to 14 years – Nora Tomson (Estonia)

Up to 18 years – Sirie Lilleleht (Estonia)

Youth up to 21 years – Lisette Saaremets (Estonia)

Women – Gabriele Korciaginiene (Lithuania)

Men – Edvardas Korciaginas (Lithuania)

Professional Category – Lisandra Kaarma (Estonia)

Pairs

Beginners – Catharina de Vera Meihoff, Emily Lund Krajer (Denmark)

Advanced – Nora Tomson, Sarah Loreen Kivikas (Estonia)

Professionals – Alina Jurkovianec, Anna Karnakova (Latvia)

Aerial Acrobatics Fitness (Hammock) Beginners

Up to 10 years – Ariana Novikovaite (Lithuania)

Up to 12 years – Gaja Jokubaityte (Lithuania)

Up to 14 years – Kitrel-Mei Kuus (Estonia)

Up to 16 years – Upe Dubinskaite (Lithuania)

Debutants

Up to 6 years – Tasi Tomson (Estonia)

Up to 8 years – Ema Vasiljeva (Lithuania)

Up to 10 years – Urte Drasutyte (Lithuania)

Up to 12 years – Skaiste Zasityte (Lithuania)

Advanced

Up to 8 years – Olivija Zalagaityte (Lithuania)

Up to 10 years – Mirell Lilleleht (Estonia)

Up to 12 years – Sifi Anette Elissaar (Estonia)

Up to 14 years – Nora Tomson (Estonia)

Up to 18 years – Sirle Lilleleht (Estonia)

Up to 21 years – Meda Zemgulyte (Lithuania)

Professional Category – Lisandra Kaarma (Estonia)

Pairs – Erleen Parn, Merel Platais (Estonia)

Aerial Acrobatics Fitness (Silks) Debutants

Up to 6 years – Maja Rokicki (Denmark)

Up to 8 years – Polina Sevelkova (Lithuania)

Up to 12 years – Sofija Kaluharianu (Ukraine)

Up to 14 years – Dite Plepyte (Lithuania)

Beginners

Up to 8 years – Emilija Gaidelyte (Lithuania)

Up to 10 years – Elena Stimburyte (Lithuania)

Up to 12 years – Veronika Skindewr (Lithuania)

Advanced

Up to 12 years – Kotryna Dudonyte (Lithuania)

Up to 16 years – Teja Jonaityte (Lithuania)

Up to 18 years – Jasmin Norgard (Denmark)

Professional Category – Kamile Mastauskaite (Lithuania)

Pairs – Kotryna Dudonyte, Nerija Rimkute (Lithuania)

Pole Dance Fitness Division

Up to 10 years – Mirtel Uslov (Estonia)

Up to 12 years – Sofi Anette Elisaar (Estonia)

Up to 14 years – Jana Matvejeva (Latvia)

Up to 18 years – Sirle Lilleleht (Estonia)

Adults – Laura Bartuseviciute (Lithuania)

Pairs up to 14 years – Erleen Parn, Kirtel-Mei Kuus (Estonia)

Adult Pairs – Giedrė Padervinskaite, Jelena von Kingmann (Lithuania)

Mini Trampoline Division

Up to 8 years – Marija Selechvost (Latvia)

Up to 8 years – Mirabella Karabovska (Latvia)

Up to 16 years – Anna Vacilija (Latvia)

Adults – Anna Sidlovska (Latvia)

Veterans up to 60 years – Danguole Jociuviene (Lithuania)

Veterans up to 70 years – Antonina Jakimovica (Latvia)

Mini Trampoline Groups

Fit-Kids – Mirabela Marija Karabovska, Sabine Ungailo, Julija Frolova, Jeva Freidenfelde, Leticija Jakovleva, Nikola Barbale (Latvia)

Quintets – Ieva Pazereckiene, Sarune Stone, Ligita Maciulskyte, Inga Naujoke, Sigita Stankuviene (Lithuania)

Septets – Anna Vacija, Irena Stolere, Marija Okuneva, Alla Radkevica, Anna Sidlovska, Anna Murnikova, Julija Lavrecka (Latvia)

Fitness Model Division

Youth up to 16 years – Alise Laure (Latvia)

Debutants – Irina Klukina (Latvia)

Veterans up to 50 years – Karina Kulakova (Latvia)

Veterans up to 60 years – Svajone Niauriene (Lithuania)

First Height Category – Rimantė Klovaite (Lithuania)

Second Height Category – Raisa Pavkstel (Lithuania)

Third Height Category – Rima Vaškienė (Lithuania)

Fourth Height Category – Evelina Pranauske (Lithuania)

Professionals – Valerija Nilova (Estonia)

Bikini Division

Veterans up to 40 years – Olga Spyce (Latvia)

Veterans up to 50 years – Inga Verbilaite (Lithuania)

First Height Category, Debutants – Toma Ziurkute (Lithuania)

Second Height Category, Debutants – Aneta Bubeleviciene (Lithuania)

First Height Category, Advanced – Olga Bogacz (Poland)

Second Height Category, Advanced – Arina Kacinskiene (Lithuania)

Professionals – Olga Bogacz (Poland)

Wellness Division

Debutants – Diana Ignatjeva (Latvia)

First Height Category – Ruta Karpaite (Lithuania)

Professionals – Evelina Pranauske (Lithuania)

Figure Division

Overall Category – Weronika Sraiber (Poland)

Veterans up to 50 years – Ilva Luzere (Latvia)

Bodybuilding Men

Disabled Athletes Category – Grzegorz Dabrowski (Poland)

Veterans up to 50 years – Mantas Lunskys (Lithuania)

Veterans up to 60 years – Vidmantas Markunas (Lithuania)

Veterans up to 80 years – Algimantas Dambrauskas (Lithuania)

Men's Physique – Edvardas Klimas (Lithuania)

Up to 70 kg – Domicjanas Jakovicius (Lithuania)

Up to 80 kg – Nojus Judickas (Lithuania)

Up to 90 kg – Tadas Jefisovas (Lithuania)

Up to 100 kg – Gražvydas Narusevicius (Lithuania)

Over 100 kg – Piotras Sevcenko (Lithuania)

Mixed Pairs – Ruta Karpaite, Piotras Sevcenko (Lithuania)

Professional Overall Category – Maros Kanasz (Slovakia)

Professional Veterans Category – Vidmantas Malakauskas (Lithuania)

Overall Champions

Women – Jasmin Norgard (Denmark)

Men – Grazvydas Narusevicius (Lithuania)

„Amber Prix” 2026 once again confirmed its importance within the international fitness and bodybuilding movement. The competition brought together hundreds of athletes from numerous countries, while Klaipeda maintained its position as one of the leading centers of fitness and bodybuilding in Europe. The record participation and growing international interest suggest that the 60th Jubilee “Amber Prix” in 2027 will be even larger and more significant.