2022 Boston Pro Final Results

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The 2022 Boston Pro was the first show since the 2022 Arnold Classic, kicking off the bodybuilding season. Champions from seven divisions punched their tickets to the 2022 Olympia, held in Las Vegas from December 15 to 18, at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on Saturday. In the end, William Bonac took first place at the Boston Pro in 2022.

Six competitors returned to the stage following the Arnold Classic, making this a stacked field in Men's Bodybuilding.

Aside from the Men's Open Bodybuilding competition, competitors competed in Classic Physique, Men's Physique, Fitness, Figure, Bikini, and Wellness this weekend.

2022 Boston Pro Final​

William Bonac was a strong favorite heading into the Men's Open. He had a strong showing at the 2022 Arnold Classic, pushing Curry to the brink during the second day's finals. Many believed Bonac had won in Ohio because of his strong showing.

Bonac, the 2020 Arnold Classic champion, returned with a vengeance in Columbus last week after missing the Arnold in 2021. There's no doubt a chip on his shoulder after narrowly losing to Curry in Columbus, Ohio. Steve Kuclo, the third-place finisher at the 2022 Arnold, also attended the Boston show, hoping to improve on his third-place finish.

Erin Banks decided to compete again after winning the Arnold Classic Men's Physique title. Missy Truscott came in second in Fitness and hoped to reclaim her spot near the top of the division. This was an exciting show with a lot of talent from all divisions.

The Boston Pro featured seven divisions, with the winners competing for a spot in the Olympia. The complete results have been released.

Results from the Boston Pro Bodybuilding Show 2022​

William Bonac
Justin Rodriguez
Steve Kuclo
Samson Dauda
Maxx Charles
Phil Clahar
Regan Grimes
Nathan Spear
Doug Fruchey
Eslam Mohamed
Justin Maki

2022 Boston Pro Winners From All Divisions​

Men's Open: William Bonac

Classic Physique: Urs Kalecinski

Wellness: Yarishna Ayala

Fitness: Missy Truscott

Figure: Lola Montez

Men's Physique: Erin Banks

Bikini: Maureen Blanquisco

2022 Boston Pro Final Results​

Men's Open Bodybuilding​

Winner: William Bonac
2nd: Justin Rodriguez
3rd: Steve Kucklo
4th: Samson Dauda
5th: Maxx Charles
6th: Phil Clahar
7th: Regan Grimes
8th: Nathan Spear
9th: Douglas Fruchey
10th: Eslam Mohamed

Classic Physique Results​

1st: – Urs Kalecinski
2nd: – Tony Duong
3rd: – Andrew Wilson

Men's Physique Results
1st: – Erin Banks
2nd: – Diogo Montenegro
3rd: – Joshua Guidri

Bikini​

1st: — Maureen Blanquisco
2nd: — Elisa Pecini
3rd: — Eli Fernandez
4th: — Alessia Facchin
5th: — Jessica Nicole Dolias
6th: — Anya Nicholson
7th: — Crystal Leigh
8th: — Nittaya Kongthun

Wellness​

Winner — Yarishna Ayala
2nd:: — Angela Borges
3rd: — Julia Chitarra
4th: — Tracy Williams
5th: — Lorena Ragusa
6th: — Daisha Johnson
7th: — Celeste Morales
8th: — Vanessa Bernardo

Fitness​

Winner — Missy Truscott
2nd: — Jaclyn Baker
3rd: — Tamara Vahn
4th: — Aurika Tyrgale
5th: — Stephanie Jones
6th: — Kristin Pope

Figure​

Winner — Lola Montez
2nd: — Nicole Zenobia Graham
3rd: — Bojana Vasiljevic
4th: — Maude Exantus
5th: — Kiah Tiller
6th: — Wendy Fortino
7th: — Ronshende Whittington
8th: — Luana Carpareli
9th: — Neli Mitreva

Olympic Qualification System for 2022​

The winners of each division at the Boston Pro contest will be eligible to compete in the 2022 Olympic Games. Because the Boston Pro is a TIER 4 CONTEST, the competitors in the second through fifth places will receive the following OQS points (Olympia Qualification System). The top three athletes in each division with the highest point totals will compete in the Olympia.

4 points for 2nd place

3 points for 3rd place

2 points for 4th place

1 point for 5th place

William Bonac - the winner​

The appearance of Bonac at the Boston Pro Show came as a complete surprise. He finished second to Brandon Curry at the 2022 Arnold Classic a week before. Bonac decided to enter the Boston Pro at the last minute to take advantage of his impressive physique. Bonac appeared to be a little thinner than Ohio. He's always been a big guy with a lot of muscle and knows how to flaunt it with thoughtful and artistic posing. He was ranked first by all of the judges. This was Bonac's first win since winning the Arnold Classic in 2020, and it was his sixth pro victory overall. He will now compete in the 2022 Olympia in Las Vegas, Nevada, from December 16 to 18. He hopes to improve on his sixth-place finish in the 2021 competition.

Runner up - Justin Rodriguez​

Rodriguez finished fourth in the Arnold Classic a week ago, one place behind third-place finisher Steve Kuclo. It's unclear what changes Rodriguez made in preparation for this show, but whatever he did pay off because he beat Kuclo to second place in Boston. In addition, he held each pose for several seconds during his individual routine, giving the judges ample opportunity to assess him. His posing, combined with his self-assurance, may have landed him in second place.

Steve Kuclo - 3rd​

Kuclo remained one of the stage's most potent competitors. He is almost always. Kuclo was clearly hoping for first place and an automatic Olympia qualification after finishing third at the Arnold a week prior, his best Arnold till this date. However, Bonac's dominance, combined with Rodriguez's tweaks, was enough to keep "The King Snake" at bay.

Scorecards​

No	Name	Country	Judging	Finals	Total	Place
1	William Bonac	Netherlands	3	3	6	1
2	Maxx Charles	New York	15	15	30	5
3	Phil Clahar	Florida	18	18	36	6
4	Samson Dauda	UK	12	11	23	4
5	Douglas Fruchey	California	27	27	54	9
6	Regan Grimes	Nevada	21	21	42	7
7	Steve Kuclo	Texas	9	19	19	3
8	Justin Maki	Illinois	32	31	63	11
9	Eslam Mohammed	New York	20	31	61	10
10	Justin Rodriguez	New York	24	24	48	8

 

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