Robert Timms Wins the 2024 Oklahoma Pro Classic Physique Show

Timms took the victory to advance to the 2024 Olympia.

Last updated on June 10th, 2024

Robert Timms is the 2024 Oklahoma Pro Classic Physique show champion. Timms was one of 15 competitors who stood onstage in Tulsa, OK, on Saturday, June 8, 2024.

Due to this victory, Timms qualified for the 2024 Classic Physique Olympia, which will be held on Oct. 10-13, 2024, in Las Vegas, NV. That contest is part of the 60th Olympia Weekend.

Lamar Shaw and Matt Orchard took second and third place, respectively. The final standings for all 15 athletes are below.

2024 Oklahoma Pro Results

1. Robert Timms (United States)
2. Lamar Shaw (United States)
3. Matt Orchard (Australia)
4. Adam Thomas (United States)
5. Sonny O’Brien (United States)
6. Barry Irving (United States)
7. Travis Hester (United States)
8. Antonio Cummings (United States)
9. Jorge Tabet (Spain)
10. Harold Bright (United States)
11. Rodrigo Coelho (Brazil)
12. Michael Mckenzie Sr. (United States)
13. Vaid Vaid (United States)
14. Tony Davis (United States)
15. Olushomo Oni (United States)

Winner — Robert Timms

The prejudging round was the only one scored in this competition. Timms received a perfect score from the judges. This is his fifth pro victory and the first since the 2021 Texas Pro. Timms can now make his fifth Olympia appearance since turning pro in 2016.

Second Place — Lamar Shaw

Shaw was already qualified for the Olympia thanks to his victory at the 2024 Mid-USA Pro in Albuquerque, NM, on June 1, 2024. Despite his runner-up finish at this competition, his Olympia qualification remains secured.

Third Place — Matt Orchard

The closest battle of the top contenders was between Orchard and fourth-place finisher Adam Thomas. The judges separated them by a single point. It was Orchard’s fourth contest of the 2024 season, resulting in his highest ranking thus far in his rookie campaign in the pro ranks.

Other Notes

This was one of three Classic Physique shows this weekend. Niall Darwin placed first at the 2024 Toronto Pro Supershow, and Abdullah Al-Safari was the 2024 Sheru Classic Pro champion. They both qualified for the 2024 Olympia.