Ms. Olympia 2026 Results, Highlights, Prize Money & Scorecards as Winner Andrea Shaw Makes History

Andrea Shaw remains without peer in the Ms. Olympia competition.

The 42-year-old earned her seventh straight title on Friday night in Las Vegas and collected the $50,000 prize, per Rick Saleeby of Generation Iron. Ashley Lynnette Jones was runner-up for the second successive year.

Here's the full scoring and payouts for the top five finishers:

Ms. Olympia Scorecard

1. Andrea Shaw, 5 ($50,000)
2. Ashley Lynnette Jones, 10 ($20,000)
3. Leyvina Rodrigues Barros, 15 ($12,000)
4. Paula Ranta, 20 ($7,000)
5. Meghan Morrison, 25 ($6,000)
6. Alida Opre, 30
7. Desunka Dawson, 35
8. Nadia Capotosto, 40
9. Barbara De Freitas Moojen, 45
10. Martina Lopez, 50

The Ms. Olympia event went on a hiatus from 2015-19. Since it's return in 2020, nobody has been able to touch Shaw.

Her seven wins are the third-most ever, trailing only Iris Kyle (10) and Lenda Murray (eight). Kyle is also the only bodybuilder with a longer Ms. Olympia streak. She reeled off nine in a row before the 2015 cancellation denied her the chance for a 10th.

Absent a similar turn of events, Shaw will be favored once again in 2027 to take another step closer to history.