The Champion and the Inspiration: Team Ninong Steals the Spotlight at IFBB Nationals
- Broni Slawa

- 3 days ago
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Just one week after making headlines at the 2026 Warrior's Classic, Team Ninong has done it again.
At the IFBB Philippines Nationals, held on Sunday, July 12, Team Ninong continued its remarkable run by capturing the Overall Men's Physique Championship through Rod Cereno, while another teammate, Ghilano "Zeus" Garcia, became one of the most talked-about athletes of the entire event.
Powered by ParaPharma PH, Team Ninong has quickly established itself as one of the fastest-rising teams in Philippine bodybuilding, with a roster that continues to produce champions and athletes who inspire both on and off the stage.
Rod Cereno Delivers Another Overall Title for Team Ninong
Rod Cereno entered the Nationals carrying momentum from an already impressive season, and he left with one of Philippine bodybuilding's biggest prizes—the Overall Men's Physique Championship. Known for his outstanding symmetry, conditioning, confident stage presence, and polished presentation, Cereno battled through a deep Men's Physique lineup before earning the judges' nod as the overall winner. His victory further establishes him as one of the country's elite Men's Physique competitors and adds yet another prestigious title to Team Ninong's growing collection in 2026.
Zeus Captures Hearts and Headlines
While Rod claimed the overall title, another Team Ninong athlete arguably made the biggest impression on the audience. Ghilano "Zeus" Garcia stepped on stage despite having only one leg—a reality that would discourage most people from ever pursuing competitive bodybuilding. Instead of allowing his physical impairment to define him, Zeus has built an incredible physique through years of relentless dedication, discipline, and hard work.
Throughout the weekend, photos and videos of Zeus quickly spread throughout Philippine bodybuilding circles and across the international bodybuilding community, drawing praise from athletes, coaches, and fans alike. While many were amazed by his impressive upper-body development, even more were inspired by the determination and resilience required to step on stage and compete at such a high level under circumstances most athletes will never experience.
Although Zeus placed 5th in the Men's Physique Open Tall division, many spectators left the venue talking about him as one of the most memorable competitors of the day. His appearance not only inspired those in attendance, but also sparked discussion online about whether bodybuilding organizations should consider introducing a dedicated adaptive division for athletes with physical impairments. Supporters argue that competitors like Zeus demonstrate the same extraordinary discipline, dedication, and passion as any other athlete, while overcoming challenges that most can scarcely imagine. Whether or not such a category is ever introduced, Zeus's performance served as a powerful reminder that bodybuilding is not about having a perfect body—it's about maximizing the one you have through consistency, sacrifice, and an unwavering mindset.
Team Ninong Is Making a Statement in 2026
The IFBB Philippines Nationals also reinforced what many in the Philippine bodybuilding community are beginning to recognize: Team Ninong isn't just winning—they're setting the standard.
Just one week earlier at the 2026 Warrior's Classic, Team Ninong completed an extraordinary clean sweep by winning both the Overall Men's Physique Championship and the Overall Women's Figure Championship. Now, only seven days later, they've repeated the feat by once again producing the Overall Men's Physique Champion in Rod Cereno, while also fielding what was arguably the most inspiring athlete of the weekend in Zeus.
That's two major shows. Two Overall Men's Physique Champions. One Overall Women's Figure Champion. And one athlete whose courage and determination reminded everyone why bodybuilding is about far more than trophies.
If the first half of the 2026 season is any indication, Team Ninong has assembled one of the deepest and most dangerous rosters in Philippine bodybuilding today.
Their momentum isn't slowing down anytime soon. Team Ninong is already preparing for its next milestone as promoter, hosting its first-ever bodybuilding competition, the APEX Vanguard Classic, on November 15, 2026. With the success the team has already achieved in competition this year, expectations are high for what promises to be another exciting addition to the Philippine bodybuilding calendar.
Team Ninong didn't come to play. They came to dominate 2026. Powered by ParaPharma PH, Team Ninong is now two-for-two in major shows this season—and they're showing no signs of slowing down.
And without much ado, here is the Winner's List...
IFBB PHILILIPPINES NATIONALS
Sunday, July 12, 2026
Palacio De Maynila
Hosted by IFBB Philippines
MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL -- NEWCOMER
Michael Ernest Castillo, 4
Charles Fernandez, 10
Carlo Llagas, 13
Novy Consigna Jr., 6
Jerome Pajaron, 15
MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL -- TEENS
Jhay Roel Ferrer, 22
Kreivin Rui Dela Torre, 20
Jave Oncog, 14
Dennis Baquing, 3
Curt Angel Marasigan, 23
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- NEWCOMER
Gilianne Steven Dacay, 27
Kaster Niu Quider, 40
Jun Luis Fabroa, 31
Ronio Dela Cruz, 30
John Peter Glemao, 33
BODYBUILDING -- NOVICE
Raul Jr. Saba, 41
Wilbur Taculog II, 42
BODYBUILDING -- MASTERS
Robbie Tangonan, 49
Jeffrey Calitisin, 43
Judyrick Urdaneta, 50
Ramon Moriles, 47
Ojee Estrella, 45
BODYBUILDING -- 70KG AND BELOW
Nelson Boron, 51
Jeffrey Calitisin, 43
Ojee Estrella, 45
Pope Christian Tan, 53
Rommel Dayson, 52
BODYBUILDING -- ABOVE 70KG
Jimboy Mende, 55
Ronald Kevin Rodriguez, 56
Joseph Acaso, 54
Bernavie Velga, 57
Robbie Tangonan, 49
OVERALL BODYBUILDING CHAMPION
Jimboy Mende, 55
MEN'S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE -- CLASS A
Robbie Tangonan, 49
Nelson Boron, 51
Dionne Alem Fray Cabantog, 59
Alvaro Asuncion, 58
Raul Saba Jr., 41
MEN'S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE -- CLASS B
Zandrix Rebolos, 66
Robi Miano, 64
Joseph Acaso, 54
Francesco Jose Anicete, 61
Juan Miguel Sahagun, 67
OVERALL MEN'S CLASSIC PHYSIQUE CHAMPION
Zandrix Rebolos, 66
BIKINI FITNESS -- NOVICE
Genevieve Lopez, 71
Genily Malinao, 70
Agnes Uy, 69
Amazigrace Caramba, 72
BIKINI FITNESS -- MASTERS
Hazel Joanna Salvacion, 75
Mycel Binaday, 73
Loxin Sanchez, 76
Agnes Uy, 69
Erl Ondevilla, 74
BIKINI FITNESS -- OPEN SHORT
Genevieve Lopez, 71
Genily Malinao, 70
Hazel Joanna Salvacion, 75
Loxin Sanchez, 76
Amazigrace Caramba, 72
BIKINI FITNESS -- OPEN TALL
Mycel Binaday, 73
Agnes Uy, 69
Erl Ondevilla, 74
OVERALL BIKINI FITNESS CHAMPION
Genevieve Lopez, 71
MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL -- NOVICE
Dionne Alem Fray Cabantog, 59
Michael Ernest Castillo, 4
Jhay Roel Ferrer, 22
Charles Fernandez, 10
Gerald Masotes, 78
MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL -- OPEN SHORT
Matt Condez, 81
Gerald Masotes, 78
Jordan Zebastian Santos, 83
Novy Consigna Jr., 6
Jhay Roel Ferrer, 22
MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL -- OPEN TALL
Enver Florendo, 84
Kenneth Lawrence Manansala, 85
Reymar Ken Pilapil, 86
Janne Mark Uberita, 68
Kirby Repaja, 87
OVERALL MEN'S PHYSIQUE NATURAL CHAMPION
Enver Florendo, 84
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- NOVICE
Gilianne Steven Dacay, 27
Kaster Niu Quider, 40
Ritzmon Peralta, 98
Lord Dwight Arce, 90
Ronio Dela Cruz, 30
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- JUNIORS
Marke Joeie Dacsa, 106
Ivan Andrei Mallanao, 107
Reymar Ken Pilapil, 86
Kenneth Lawrence Manansala, 85
Lester Vetuz, 103
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- MASTERS
Leonard Idaño, 110
Legran Gil, 109
Jose Dagsil, 108
Juan Miguel Gonzalez, 96
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- OPEN SHORT
Mark Vincent Aguilar, 112
Christian Faminia, 114
Leonard Idaño, 110
Alvaro Asuncion, 58
Lester Vetuz, 103
MEN'S PHYSIQUE -- OPEN TALL
Rod Cereno, 116
Francesco Jose Anicete, 61
Daryl Floyd Makinano, 120
Migs Guevarra, 119
Ghilano "Zeus" Garcia, 118
OVERALL MEN'S PHYSIQUE CHAMPION
Rod Cereno, 116




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