In a thrilling shake-up at the 2025 Olympia Weekend, the Wellness division saw a dramatic passing of the torch.
Eduarda Bezerra captured the coveted Wellness Olympia title, putting an end to reigning champ Isabelle Nunes’ run and stepping into the spotlight as only the third woman to ever win the division.
With three-time champion Francielle Mattos absent, the field was wide open — and Bezerra didn’t waste the opportunity to leave her mark.
What led her to victory? How did other veterans stack up? Here’s a full breakdown of the competition and what it means for the future of Wellness Olympia.
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Eduarda Bezerra Wins the 2025 Wellness Olympia
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Eduarda Bezerra’s name was already generating buzz during prejudging, but her performance throughout the finals solidified her position as the best in the division this year.
Bezerra delivered a physique that was both balanced and powerful — showcasing the ideal blend of lower body dominance with upper body symmetry that the Wellness category is known for.
She ultimately edged past reigning champ Isabelle Nunes thanks to her stage presence, conditioning, and impressive lower-body proportions. The judges awarded her the top spot with a final score of 5 across all rounds.
For her efforts, Bezerra took home the $50,000 grand prize and a place in history as only the third woman to wear the crown in the division’s five-year history.
How the Top Competitors Ranked
While Bezerra claimed victory, seasoned competitors like Isabelle Nunes and Elisa Alcantara rounded out the top three and made statements of their own.
Here’s how the top ten contenders placed in the 2025 Wellness Olympia competition:
- 1st Place – Eduarda Bezerra (Brazil) – $50,000
- 2nd Place – Isabelle Nunes (Brazil) – $20,000
- 3rd Place – Elisa Alcantara (Dominican Republic) – $12,000
- 4th Place – Rayane Fogal (Brazil) – $7,000
- 5th Place – Leonida Ciobu (Moldova) – $6,000
- 6th Place – Valquiria Lopes (Brazil)
- 7th Place – Lisa Meiswinkel (Germany)
- 8th Place – Camile Luz (Brazil)
- 9th Place – Raeli Dias (Brazil)
- 10th Place – Daniele Mendonca (Brazil)
Notably, nine of the top ten competitors hailed from Brazil, underscoring the country’s continued dominance and depth in the Wellness division.
A Breakdown of the Official Scorecard
The final scorecard told a story of tight competition, particularly between Bezerra and Nunes, who both consistently placed high during judging rounds.
Here are the top five overall scores from the finals:
| Rank | Athlete | Country | Judging | Finals | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eduarda Bezerra | Brazil | 5 | 5 | 10 |
| 2 | Isabelle Nunes | Brazil | 12 | 12 | 24 |
| 3 | Elisa Alcantara | Dominican Republic | 13 | 13 | 26 |
| 4 | Rayane Fogal | Brazil | 20 | 20 | 40 |
| 5 | Leonida Ciobu | Moldova | 25 | 25 | 50 |
Bezerra’s clean sweep of first-place scores across all rounds left no doubt about her standing, while Nunes still secured a dominant second-place finish with solid numbers.
A Growing Legacy in Wellness Olympia
As the Wellness division completes its fifth year at the Olympia, its popularity continues to grow — both among athletes and fans.
Past champions have left distinctive marks: Francielle Mattos defined the division’s early years with back-to-back-to-back wins from 2021 to 2023; Isabelle Nunes added her chapter in 2024; and now Bezerra has added a new dynamic with her emergence as champion in 2025.
This season saw a wide array of international competitors, but the Brazilian athletes continue to lead the charge, dominating the final standings and setting a new standard of excellence within the category.
Looking ahead, the questions will now focus on whether Bezerra can defend her title — and how the rest of the field will evolve to challenge her flawless showing this year.
Final Thoughts
Eduarda Bezerra’s 2025 Olympia Wellness win signals a new era in the division.
Her confidence, symmetry, and total package embodied exactly what the judges are looking for, and set a new benchmark for competitors to aim for in 2026.
If this year proved anything, it’s that the Wellness division is far from predictable — and the journey to the next Olympia title is only just beginning.
