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NABBA Mr. Universe (Professional) winners

71 editions from 1952 to 2025. Edward Kawak has won it 5 times — more than anyone. The title that made the sport famous long before the Olympia existed - Schwarzenegger won it before he ever entered an Olympia.

Editions

71

Different winners

52

Most wins

5

Edward Kawak

Longest reign

5

Eddy Ellwood

Every reign, drawn

One row per champion, one block per year held. A dynasty looks like a dynasty.

1960197019801990200020102020 Edward Kawak 5 Eddy Ellwood 5 Bill Pearl 3 Arnold Schwarzenegger 3 Charles Clairmonte 3 Reg Park 2 Paul Wynter 2 Gary Lister 2 Tony Mount 2 Petr Kovář 2 Juan Ferrero 1 Arnold Dyson 1 Jim Park 1 Leo Robert 1 Jack Delinger 1 Arthur Robin 1 Bruce Randall 1 Len Sell 1 Joe Abbenda 1 Earl Maynard 1 Frank Zane 1 Boyer Coe 1 Chris Dickerson 1 Steve Michalik 1 Serge Nubret 1 Tony Emmot 1

Showing the 26 most decorated champions of 52. The full roll is below.

The full roll

YearChampionCountry
2025 Daniel Burke United Kingdom
2024 Lionel Beyeke France
2023 Petr Kovář Czech Republic
2022 Petr Kovář Czech Republic
2019 Josh Maley United Kingdom
2018 Lee Seung Chul South Korea
2017 Shaun Joseph-Tavernier
2016 Tony Mount
2015 Tony Mount
2014 Dave Titterton
2013 Lepomir Bakić Serbia
2012 Sangram Chougule India
2010 Charles Mario
2009 Alexey Netesanov
2008 Alessandro Savi
2007 Orazio Salvatori
2006 Steve Sinton
2005 Sergei Ogorodnikov
2004 Hassan Al Saka
2003 Gary Lister
2002 Gary Lister
2001 Eddy Ellwood
2000 Eddy Ellwood
1999 Eddy Ellwood
1998 Eddy Ellwood
1997 Eddy Ellwood
1996 Shaun Davis
1995 Brian Buchanan
1994 John Terilli
1993 Edward Kawak France
1992 Peter Reid
1991 Victor Terra
1990 Charles Clairmonte
1989 Charles Clairmonte
1988 Charles Clairmonte
1987 Olev Annus
1986 Lance Dreher
1985 Edward Kawak France
1984 Edward Kawak France
1983 Edward Kawak France
1982 Edward Kawak France
1981 Robby Robinson
1980 Tony Pearson
1979 Bertil Fox
1978 Mike Mentzer
1977 Tony Emmot
1976 Serge Nubret France
1975 Steve Michalik
1974 Chris Dickerson
1973 Boyer Coe
1972 Frank Zane
1971 Bill Pearl
1970 Arnold Schwarzenegger Austria
1969 Arnold Schwarzenegger Austria
1968 Arnold Schwarzenegger Austria
1967 Bill Pearl
1966 Paul Wynter
1965 Reg Park
1964 Earl Maynard United States
1963 Joe Abbenda United States
1962 Len Sell
1961 Bill Pearl
1960 Paul Wynter
1959 Bruce Randall
1958 Reg Park
1957 Arthur Robin France
1956 Jack Delinger
1955 Leo Robert
1954 Jim Park
1953 Arnold Dyson
1952 Juan Ferrero France

Most wins

#ChampionWinsLongest runYears
1Edward Kawak 54 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1993
2Eddy Ellwood 55 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
3Bill Pearl 31 1961, 1967, 1971
4Arnold Schwarzenegger 33 1968, 1969, 1970
5Charles Clairmonte 33 1988, 1989, 1990
6Reg Park 21 1958, 1965
7Paul Wynter 21 1960, 1966
8Gary Lister 22 2002, 2003
9Tony Mount 22 2015, 2016
10Petr Kovář 22 2022, 2023
11Juan Ferrero 11 1952
12Arnold Dyson 11 1953
13Jim Park 11 1954
14Leo Robert 11 1955
15Jack Delinger 11 1956

Where this comes from. Athlete records — nationality, birth, height, weight — are from Wikidata, which is public domain. Champion rolls are the factual columns (year, name, country) of the corresponding Wikipedia articles, read at a recorded revision and reproduced as data only; the wording on this page is our own. Wikipedia text is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.

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