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Teo takes his first pro title in Auckland

Terrence Teo Kok Hua converted a six-athlete Classic Physique lineup into the breakthrough result: first place at the 2026 Moe’s Muscles Pro.

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Malaysia’s Terrence Teo Kok Hua won the Classic Physique division at Moe’s Muscles Pro in Auckland, finishing ahead of New Zealand’s Harrison Booth in a six-man professional field.

The result gives Teo his first professional victory. In a small field, the competitive equation is unforgiving: fewer athletes do not make the top place automatic; they remove the space to hide a weak comparison. The winner still has to hold shape, structure and presentation against every athlete beside him.

What the result says

For Teo, the useful signal is progression. A first pro win is more than a line on a results page—it moves an athlete from “competitive” to “proven winner” and gives future lineups a clearer benchmark. Booth’s second-place finish also keeps the New Zealand athlete close to the front of the regional Classic Physique picture.

Verified result

PlaceAthleteCountry
1Terrence Teo Kok HuaMalaysia
2Harrison BoothNew Zealand

ShreddedAF will update this report if the official federation ledger adds qualification detail, scorecards or corrections.

Reporting basis: official IFBB Pro League results ledger, cross-checked against contemporary event reporting. This article is original ShreddedAF reporting and analysis; it does not reproduce another publication’s article.
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