Wesley Vissers wins second title at Arnold Classic Ohio 2026

Dutch athlete Wesley Vissers won the Classic Physique category at the Arnold Classic Ohio 2026 on Friday night (6). Brazilian Rayane Fogal claimed the Wellness title, defeating strong competitors. The finals took place amid notable absences in Classic Physique.

On the night of March 6, 2026, the Arnold Classic Ohio crowned new champions in several bodybuilding categories. Dutch athlete Wesley Vissers secured his second title in Classic Physique, defeating Brazilian Matheus Menegate (second place), followed by Andrea Mammoli (third), Kim Angel (fourth), and Jorge Herrera (fifth). Vissers first won the competition in 2024, beating Ramon Dino, and spent the previous season addressing weaknesses away from the spotlight.

The Classic Physique category was hit by absences: Mike Sommerfeld failed to make weight, and Gabriel Zancanelli suffered an injury in final preparation, withdrawing from the competition. Vissers did not comment directly in recent interviews, but his victory underscores his dominance.

In Wellness, Brazilian Rayane Fogal, currently fourth in the Olympia, beat Elisa Alcantara (second, Dominican and third in Olympia), Alexis Drury (third), Valquiria Lopes (fourth), and Rael Pereira Dias (fifth). Fogal, from Integralmedica, expressed confidence in a recent column interview: "Compared to the physique I presented in the same preparation phase for the Olympia, I already feel much better. It's good that she [Elisa] arrives in Ohio better than at the Olympia. I admire her as an athlete, she's an excellent person, but on stage we are rivals".

The Fitness category was won by Michelle Fredua-Mensah. The event, part of the Arnold Sports Festival, highlights high-performance bodybuilding athletes.

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Nodirbek Abdusattorov celebrates unbeaten Prague Masters 2026 victory on podium with trophy, alongside Challengers winner Vaclav Finek and bronze medalist Divya Deshmukh, Prague Castle in background.
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Abdusattorov wins unbeaten Prague Masters 2026; Finek claims Challengers at Prague Chess Festival

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Uzbek grandmaster Nodirbek Abdusattorov won the Masters section of the Prague International Chess Festival 2026 unbeaten with 6/9, securing his second title there and extending his FIDE Circuit 2026-27 lead by nearly 20 points. In Challengers, 16-year-old Czech Vaclav Finek took first with 6.5/9, while India's Divya Deshmukh earned third on 5 points, entering the women's world top 10.

German rider Isabell Werth claimed victory in the Zen Elite Equestrian FEI Dressage World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle at the 2026 Adequan Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Florida, scoring 82.66% on Special Blend 3 in their debut. Canadian Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu finished second with a personal best of 79.25% on Jaccardo, while Ecuador's Julio Mendoza Loor took third at 78.165% on Jewel’s Goldstrike. The event featured riders from six nations in the top six places.

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Charlotte 'Lottie' Fry and her stallion Glamourdale claimed victory in the FEI Dressage World Cup Freestyle at Jumping Amsterdam on January 24, 2026, scoring 89.305%. This win secures their qualification for the Fort Worth Final in April as the reigning champions. Germany's Isabell Werth finished second with 87.580% on Wendy de Fontaine.

Magnus Carlsen defeated Fabiano Caruana 2.5-1.5 in the final of the inaugural 2026 FIDE Freestyle Chess World Championship in Weissenhaus, Germany. The Norwegian grandmaster secured victory with a dramatic comeback in game three from a seemingly lost position, followed by a draw in the fourth game. This marks Carlsen's 21st world championship title across various formats.

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In round five of the 2026 Prague Chess Festival Masters, all games were decisive, highlighted by Nodirbek Abdusattorov's victory over World Champion D Gukesh via a late blunder. Jorden van Foreest took sole lead by beating Hans Niemann, while David Navara won a brilliant game against Nodirbek Yakubboev. Van Foreest leads at 4/5, with Abdusattorov and Navara at 3.5.

Johanna Matintalo of Finland claimed her maiden FIS Cross-Country World Cup win in the women's 20km mass start classic in Goms, Switzerland, edging out Jessie Diggins of the USA and Astrid Oeyre Slind of Norway. The victory came in the final World Cup race before the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics, highlighting Matintalo's strong form. In the men's race, Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo of Norway dominated for his 107th career win.

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Magnus Carlsen won the seven-round rapid round-robin with 4.5 points, qualifying for the semifinals of the FIDE Freestyle Chess World Championship alongside Vincent Keymer, Fabiano Caruana, and Nodirbek Abdusattorov. The event, held in Weissenhaus, Germany, featured intense competition that remained undecided until the final round. The top four advance to knockout stages for a chance at the 2026 world title and $100,000 prize.

 

 

 

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