2025 IFBB Detroit Pro Final Score Cards and Results

[MuscleMecca Crew]

Competition: 2025 IFBB Pro League Detroit Pro
Place: Dearborn, MI, United States
Date: March 29, 2025


William Bonac Wins the 2025 Detroit Pro!

Bodybuilding fans witnessed an incredible showdown at the Detroit Pro 2025, where William Bonac emerged victorious, proving once again why he does remain one of the sport’s elite competitors. With his signature dense muscle maturity, and razor-sharp conditioning, Bonac dominated the stage, of Detroit pro this year 25k Prize Money

From the moment he stepped on stage, "The Conqueror" displayed an unstoppable combination of size, thickness, and definition, securing the judges’ nod for the top spot. His legs were thick and separated, his back was surely improved making him an undeniable force and clear winner in the competition.

With this win, Bonac not only cements his legacy but also earns a prestigious qualification for the 2025 Mr. Olympia, where he will once again battle against much younger athletes.
Congratulations, William Bonac!

Men's Bodybuilding – Open​

#	Name	Country	Judging	Finals	Total	Place
15	William Bonac	Netherlands	3	3	6	1
19	Sasan Heirati	United Kingdom	6	6	12	2
20	James Hollingshead	United Kingdom	9	9	18	3
18	Ronald Gordon	Corona, CA	12	12	24	4
17	Eiren Gauley	Canada	15	15	30	5
25	Justin Musiol	Germany	18	18	36	6
27	Carlos Thomas Jr	Wilmington, DE	22	22	44	7
24	Chris Miller	Canada	23	23	46	8
16	Ralph Farah	United Arab Emirates	27	29	56	9
14	Justin Abbott	North Little Rock, AR	30	28	58	10
22	Walter Martin	Lorain, OH	33	33	66	11
28	Bartley Weaver IV	Tampa, FL	36	36	72	12
26	Benjamin Rafala	Rocky Hill, CT	38	38	76	13
23	Adam Milledge	Brooklyn Park, MN	42	42	84	14
21	Daniel Korman	Austin, TX	45	45	90	15

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Men's Classic Physique – Open​

#	Name	Country	Judging	Finals	Total	Place
7	Matthew Greggo	Tampa, FL	4	4	8	1
12	Wesley Vissers	Netherlands	5	5	10	2
4	Daniel Fabode	Louisville, KY	9	9	18	3
9	Alex Kent	United Kingdom	9	9	18	4
3	Jack Eagles	United Kingdom	15	15	30	5
18	Luc Andre Steinker	Germany	18	18	36	6
13	Jay Yount	San Antonio, TX	21	21	42	7
6	Adrian Gordillo	Mexico	25	25	50	8
8	Brock Jenkins	Las Vegas, NV	26	26	52	9
10	Hamzah Saeed	Fort Collins, CO	31	31	62	10
1	Bassem Ashouri	Jacksonville, FL	32	32	64	11
5	Lucas Funk	Germany	37	37	74	12
2	Gabriel Castillo	Richmond, KY	38	38	76	13

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[rxmuscle]

The IFBB Detroit Pro concluded with William Bonac winning the Open division, earning $25,000 and qualifying for the 2025 Mr. Olympia. Promoter Fuad Abiad was praised for exceptional stage presentation, including a unique fan-driven "King of Detroit" showdown between Bonac (Open winner) and Matt Greggo (Classic Physique winner), which Bonac won convincingly.

In the Open division, Bonac's main competition was Hassan Mostafa ("Harate"), who brought outstanding conditioning but lacked Bonac’s structural appeal and muscle density. Bonac showcased his iconic dense, wide back and superior side poses, though Palumbo noted he could improve his aesthetics by adjusting his back poses slightly.

The Classic Physique division featured a fierce battle between Wesley Vissers and Matt Greggo. Despite Vissers returning in better shape than his recent Arnold Classic appearance, Greggo’s exceptional leg conditioning secured him the win. Palumbo emphasized Greggo’s superior leg detail and muscle separation, especially from behind, marking this as a breakout year for Greggo.

The show included guest posing by Samson Dauda and Martin Fitzwater, with humorous commentary about their extreme contrast in skin tones and impressive physiques ahead of their upcoming competitions.

Overall, promoter Fuad Abiad received high praise for staging an outstanding event with excellent lighting, production value, and fan engagement. Sid Farooqi also earned recognition for his exceptional performance as the MC.

 

[rxmuscle]

Dave Palumbo and Chris Aceto welcome IFBB Detroit Mens Physique Pro Champion Matt Greggo to the show! Plus full DETROIT PRO wrapup



In this energetic episode of Heavy Muscle Radio, bodybuilding insiders Dave Palumbo and Chris Aceto welcome special guest Matt Greggo, fresh off his big win at the IFBB Detroit Men's Physique Pro Championship. Greggo shares behind-the-scenes insights into his journey from Men's Physique into Classic Physique, his prep strategy under Aceto, and his ambitious goals for the upcoming Olympia.
The Detroit Pro was a highly competitive event, notably featuring an intense showdown between Greggo and Wesley Vissers, who brought his improved package from the Arnold Classic. Greggo ultimately secured the win, showcasing a balanced physique and exceptional conditioning, particularly in his legs and glutes.
Hosts Dave and Chris also delve into event highlights including William Bonac’s impressive Open division victory and his exciting, fan-pleasing pose-down with Greggo—the first of its kind dubbed "The King of Detroit." Additionally, they discuss Fuad Abiad's excellent production, free livestream coverage, solid prize money, and atmosphere that raised the standard for regional pro shows.