2025 Detroit Pro Official Results

The 2025 Detroit Pro took place on Saturday, March 29, in Dearborn, MI. As expected, the event offered Olympia Weekend qualifications for Men’s Open and Classic Physique. Because of that, top athletes arrived ready to compete. In the end, each competitor fought for a chance to step onto bodybuilding’s biggest stage.

From the start, promoter Fouad Abiad ensured a well-run event. In total, 28 athletes took the stage, each aiming for a decisive win. To add to the excitement, 2024 Mr. Olympia Samson Dauda appeared as a guest poser. Without a doubt, his presence electrified the crowd.

For those unable to attend, the event streamed live on Abiad’s YouTube channel. As a result, fans worldwide watched the competition in real time. Even after the show ended, the full replay remained available online. Clearly, the event reached a global audience.

With Olympia qualifications secured, winners now turn their focus to the next challenge. At this point, their training will intensify as they prepare for the sport’s ultimate stage. Until then, the Detroit Pro stands as a crucial milestone on their journey.

2025 Detroit Pro Results

William Bonac claimed the Men’s Open title, while Matthew Greggo secured victory in Classic Physique. The final standings for both divisions are listed below:

Men’s Open

🥇 William Bonac (Netherlands)
🥈 Sasan Heirati (UK)
🥉 James Hollingshead (UK)
4️⃣ Ronald Gordon (USA)
5️⃣ Eiren Gauley (Canada)
6️⃣ Justin Musiol (Germany)
7️⃣ Carlos Thomas Jr. (USA)
8️⃣ Chris Miller (Canada)
9️⃣ Ralph Farah (UAE)
🔟 Justin Abbott (USA)
11️⃣ Walter Martin (USA)
12️⃣ Bartley Weaver IV (USA)
13️⃣ Benjamin Rafala (USA)
14️⃣ Adam Milledge (USA)
15️⃣ Daniel Korman (USA)

William Bonac stepped onto the stage with undeniable confidence. Furthermore, his muscle maturity and extensive experience were immediately apparent. His years of hard work in the gym carried him to victory. Despite placing fifth at the 2025 Arnold Classic in Columbus, OH, Bonac looked fuller this time around.

As a result, that fuller look seemed to provide him with an edge. His refined physique clearly outshone his competition. Additionally, his increased fullness may have been the key factor in his success at the 2025 Detroit Pro. In fact, Bonac’s improvements in the off-season were clearly visible.

Consequently, Bonac is now the ninth athlete to qualify for the 2025 Mr. Olympia competition. This is a major accomplishment for the seasoned bodybuilder, especially after such a competitive showing. The 2025 Mr. Olympia will take place from October 9-12, 2025, in Las Vegas, NV.

Moreover, Bonac’s qualification adds to his long list of achievements in bodybuilding. His ability to maintain top-tier conditioning and muscle quality year after year has solidified his place among the sport’s elite. Fans are now eagerly anticipating his performance at Mr. Olympia in the fall.

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Classic Physique

🥇 Matthew Greggo (USA)
🥈 Wesley Vissers (Netherlands)
🥉 Daniel Fabode (USA)
4️⃣ Alex Kent (UK)
5️⃣ Jack Eagles (UK)
6️⃣ Luc Andre Steinker (Germany)
7️⃣ Jay Yount (USA)
8️⃣ Adrian Gordillo (Mexico)
9️⃣ Brock Jenkins (USA)
🔟 Hamzah Saeed (USA)
11️⃣ Bassem Ashouri (USA)
12️⃣ Lucas Funk (Germany)
13️⃣ Gabriel Castillo (USA)

Matthew Greggo found himself in a tightly contested battle with Wesley Vissers. Both athletes were paired in their own callout, which highlighted their symmetrical physiques. The competition was so close that it came down to a single point on the scorecards.

Ultimately, Greggo emerged victorious by the slimmest of margins. Vissers gave a strong showing, but Greggo’s overall presentation impressed the judges just enough to secure the win. Bill Sebilia, the head judge, had a difficult task in deciding between the two, as both athletes were in exceptional form.

As a result, Greggo qualified for the 2025 Classic Physique Olympia. This victory marked a major milestone in his career. He will now turn his attention to preparing for the next level of competition, where he will face the best in the world.

Meanwhile, Vissers expressed his intention to step away from the competitive stage. He plans to take some time off following this contest, a decision that many athletes make in order to recharge. Nonetheless, Vissers remains a talented competitor, and fans can expect him to return stronger in future events.

This event marked a major turning point for both champions. Bonac reaffirmed his status as a top contender. Greggo secured his place among the best in Classic Physique. Their road to the Olympia now begins.

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The 2025 Detroit Pro took place on March 29 in Dearborn, MI, offering Olympia qualifications for Men’s Open and Classic Physique. Additionally, promoter Fouad Abiad ensured a smooth event, with 28 athletes competing for a spot at Olympia Weekend. Furthermore, 2024 Mr. Olympia Samson Dauda appeared as a guest poser, adding excitement. As a result, the event streamed live on Abiad’s YouTube channel, reaching fans worldwide. Now, with Olympia qualifications secured, the winners—William Bonac in Men’s Open and Matthew Greggo in Classic Physique—can turn their attention to the next challenge.

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