2025 Dubai Pro Bodybuilding Show Results

The 2025 Dubai Pro brought athletes from across the globe to the United Arab Emirates for three days of fierce competition. Moreover, it featured four divisions — Men’s Open, 212, Classic Physique, and Men’s Physique — with an Olympia qualification at stake. Meanwhile, the event drew a passionate crowd, eager to witness moments that would define careers. Finally, by the end of the weekend, champions emerged, and new stories were added to the sport’s history.

Next, the biggest focus was the Men’s Open category, where tensions ran high. Importantly, defending champion Behrooz Tabani returned to the stage, knowing every rival aimed to take him down. Moreover, athletes pushed themselves harder than ever, making every round a test of grit and precision. Consequently, the division became the centerpiece of the show, capturing the attention of fans and judges alike.

Meanwhile, Tabani rose to the challenge with a sharp and commanding physique. Moreover, he refused to surrender his title, hitting every pose with precision and confidence. In contrast, challengers gave their best efforts, yet none could match the champion’s presence. Finally, when the scores came in, Tabani claimed the victory for the second year in a row.

Atlast, the 2025 Dubai Pro reaffirmed its status as a pivotal event on the bodybuilding calendar. Importantly, it awarded athletes a chance to compete on the biggest stage in Las Vegas later this year. Moreover, it inspired countless others to pursue their own dreams of glory. Ultimately, the weekend delivered a mix of emotion, drama, and victory that will be remembered long after the lights dimmed.

🏆 2025 Dubai Pro Results

The final standings for all four contests, which included over 100 athletes, are presented below. Meanwhile, these contests served as 2025 Mr. Olympia qualifiers for the Men’s Open, 212, Classic Physique, and Men’s Physique divisions.

2025 Dubai Pro Final Standings

Men’s Open

Place	Name	Country
🥇 1	Behrooz Tabani	🇮🇷 Iran
🥈 2	William Bonac	🇳🇱 Netherlands
🥉 3	Tonio Burton	🇺🇸 USA
4	Nathan De Asha	🇬🇧 UK
5	Mo Foda	🇪🇬 Egypt
6	Rubiel Mosquera	🇨🇴 Colombia
7	Alie Edward Kargbo	🇦🇪 UAE
8	Adolf Burghardt	🇩🇪 Germany
9	Dennis Friedrich	🇩🇪 Germany
10	Ashraf Hassasnin	🇪🇬 Egypt
11	Ismail Radwan	🇪🇬 Egypt
12	Seyed Hassan Mousavi Nejad	🇮🇷 Iran
13	Ibrahim Sobhy	🇦🇪 UAE
14	Sayed Alrefaei	🇰🇼 Kuwait

🥇 Behrooz Tabani 🇮🇷 — 1st Place

Meanwhile, Behrooz Tabani captured the win for the second year in a row. Moreover, he presented crisp conditioning and sharp lines that set him apart from the rest. In the end, Tabani reaffirmed himself as a top Olympia contender and secured a spot in the 2025 Mr. Olympia.

🥈 William Bonac 🇳🇱 — 2nd Place

In contrast, William Bonac brought a balanced and powerful physique that nearly captured the victory. Meanwhile, he matched Tabani in conditioning and sharpness. Moreover, Bonac proved that he is still one of the best in the world and a serious threat for future titles.

🥉 Tonio Burton 🇺🇸 — 3rd Place

Finally, Tonio Burton claimed the bronze spot with sharp conditioning and crisp lines. Meanwhile, he confirmed that he can compete with the best in this highly competitive lineup. In the end, Burton positioned himself as a rising star in the Men’s Open division.

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🥇 212 Bodybuilding

Place	Name	Country
🥇 1	Nihat Kaya	🇹🇷 Turkey
🥈 2	Angel Calderon Frias	🇪🇸 Spain
🥉 3	Giuseppe Zagarella	🇮🇹 Italy
4	Mahmoud Negm	🇦🇪 UAE
5	Mahmoud Adel	🇦🇪 UAE
6	Mohammed Salam	🇪🇬 Egypt
7	Mesham Mahed	🇮🇶 Iraq
8	Rado Angelov	🇧🇬 Bulgaria
9	Mohamed Gomaa	🇪🇬 Egypt
10	Roman Ukrainian	🇺🇦 Ukraine
11	Mehdi Mostafaloo	🇮🇷 Iran
12	Muzi Maluleke	🇿🇦 South Africa
13	Obenrocksman Arrah	🇨🇲 Cameroon
14	Orlando Perdomo Lopez	🇺🇸 USA
15	Bdalhmyd Shban	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
16 (t)	Richard Gayle	🇯🇲 Jamaica
16 (t)	Felipe Massaroca	🇧🇷 Brazil
16 (t)	Ramil Penaflor	🇵🇭 Philippines
16 (t)	Artem Reva	🇷🇺 Russia

🥇 Nihat Kaya 🇹🇷 — 1st Place

Meanwhile, Nihat Kaya rose to the top after finishing one spot behind Angel Calderon Frias in 2024. Moreover, this win earned him a spot in the 2025 Mr. Olympia for the first time. In the end, Kaya confirmed that he can dominate the highly competitive 212 division.

🥈 Angel Calderon Frias 🇪🇸 — 2nd Place

In contrast, Angel Calderon Frias brought crisp conditioning and sharp lines that kept him in the top two. Meanwhile, he reaffirmed why he is one of the best in the 212 class. Moreover, despite falling just short of the win, Frias proved he can reclaim the top spot soon.

🥉 Giuseppe Zagarella 🇮🇹 — 3rd Place

Finally, Giuseppe Zagarella earned the bronze spot thanks to sharp conditioning and a balanced physique. Meanwhile, he confirmed that he can stand with the best in the 212 division. In the end, Zagarella left Dubai as a rising threat and one to watch at future contests.

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🥇 Classic Physique

Place	Name	Country
🥇 1	Michael Daboul	🇸🇾 Syria
🥈 2	Luca Reger	🇩🇪 Germany
🥉 3	Richard Nagy	🇭🇺 Hungary
4	Khaled El Nahawy	🇪🇬 Egypt
5	Ahmed Khalifah	🇪🇬 Egypt
6	Alexander Westermeier	🇩🇪 Germany
7	Krimo Ammari	🇲🇦 Morocco
8	Mikhail Timoshin	🇷🇺 Russia
9	Eric Lisboa	🇧🇷 Brazil
10	Valeri Enchev	🇧🇬 Bulgaria
11	Julio Simoes	🇧🇷 Brazil
12	Mustafa Yildiz	🇹🇷 Turkey
13	Ali Hasan	🇮🇶 Iraq
14	Ethan Gohari	🇦🇺 Australia
15	John Le	🇨🇦 Canada
16 (t)	Almostafa Aljaafreh	🇯🇴 Jordan
16 (t)	Vahid Badpei	🇮🇷 Iran
16 (t)	Joe Davis	🇺🇸 USA
16 (t)	Ramadan El Sherkawy	🇪🇬 Egypt
16 (t)	Sunmeet Gill	🇮🇳 India
16 (t)	Wassim Hassan	🇸🇾 Syria
16 (t)	Paulo Henrique	🇧🇷 Brazil
16 (t)	Azamat Karabashev	🇷🇺 Russia
16 (t)	Lihsuan Liu	🇹🇼 Taiwan
16 (t)	Miguel Malimo	🇲🇿 Mozambique
16 (t)	Abdalla Mohamdi	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
16 (t)	Reda Nacirdin	🇲🇦 Morocco
16 (t)	Kent Nasarondo	🇵🇭 Philippines
16 (t)	Bader Nuri	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
16 (t)	Chanuk Ock	🇰🇷 South Korea
16 (t)	Chaitanya Prabhu Puralachetty	🇮🇳 India
16 (t)	Denis Rose	🇪🇸 Spain
16 (t)	Mustafa Salman	🇮🇶 Iraq
16 (t)	Kevin Stutz	🇦🇹 Austria
16 (t)	Edgar Daniel Valencia Palafox	🇲🇽 Mexico
16 (t)	Dmitrii Vorotyntsev	🇷🇺 Russia
16 (t)	Daniel Oti	🇦🇪 UAE
16 (t)	Ahmed Eldayed	🇦🇪 UAE
16 (t)	Rashid Alhadrami	🇦🇪 UAE
16 (t)	Abdulrahman Alnaim	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia

🥇 Michael Daboul 🇸🇾 — 1st Place

Meanwhile, Michael Daboul captured victory with crisp conditioning and sharp lines. Moreover, he improved significantly after finishing fourth at the 2025 Arnold Classic Physique. In the end, Daboul confirmed himself as one of the top contenders for the upcoming 2025 Mr. Olympia.

🥈 Luca Reger 🇩🇪 — 2nd Place

In contrast, Luca Reger brought sharp conditioning and crisp proportions to claim second place. Meanwhile, he reaffirmed that he can stand with the best in the highly competitive Classic Physique division. Moreover, Reger’s performance positioned him as a rising threat for future contests.

🥉 Richard Nagy 🇭🇺 — 3rd Place

Finally, Richard Nagy captured the bronze spot thanks to sharp lines and a crisp presentation. Meanwhile, he confirmed that he can stand with the best and potentially move up in the standings soon. In the end, Nagy left Dubai as an emerging force in the Classic Physique division.

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Men’s Physique

Place	Name	Country
🥇 1	Miroslav Juricek	🇨🇿 Czech Republic
🥈 2	Hossein Karimi	🇮🇷 Iran
🥉 3	Saad Binhashim	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
4	Mahmoud Elsabagh	🇦🇪 UAE
5	Shuaib Abdullah	🇦🇪 UAE
6	Hachemi Hemza	🇩🇿 Algeria
7	Jeffrey Darko	🇬🇭 Ghana
8	Patrick Asiedu	🇦🇺 Australia
9	Hidayat Maharramli	🇦🇿 Azerbaijan
10	Ahmed Shokry	🇪🇬 Egypt
11	Mahmood Almaghrabi	🇧🇭 Bahrain
12	Abdullah Al Sharafi	🇴🇲 Oman
13	Qaisai Al Assi	🇧🇭 Bahrain
14	Nishant Bansal	🇮🇳 India
15	Abdullah Bu Halim	🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
16 (t)	Multiple Athletes	Multiple Countries

🥇 Miroslav Juricek 🇨🇿 — 1st Place

Meanwhile, Miroslav Juricek captured the victory after finishing second at the 2024 Prague Pro. Moreover, he combined crisp conditioning and sharp lines to secure first place. In the end, Juricek earned a spot at the 2025 Mr. Olympia and announced himself as a rising threat in the division.

🥈 Hossein Karimi 🇮🇷 — 2nd Place

In contrast, Hossein Karimi brought sharp conditioning and crisp proportions to claim second place. Meanwhile, he reaffirmed why he is one of the best in the division. Moreover, Karimi confirmed that he has the potential to win in future contests.

🥉 Saad Binhashim 🇸🇦 — 3rd Place

Finally, Saad Binhashim claimed the bronze spot thanks to crisp conditioning and sharp lines. Meanwhile, he confirmed that he can stand with the best in this highly competitive category. In the end, Binhashim positioned himself as one of the rising stars in the Men’s Physique division.

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Overview

The 2025 Dubai Pro delivered a weekend packed with top‑tier competition across four divisions. Moreover, the show featured sharp conditioning and crisp lines from all winners. In contrast, each class brought a deep roster, making victories hard‑earned and significant. Meanwhile, athletes like Behrooz Tabani, Nihat Kaya, Michael Daboul, and Miroslav Juricek emerged as champions. Finally, this event set the stage for an exciting 2025 Mr. Olympia in Las Vegas.

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