2026 Detroit Pro Results: Mohamed Foda Wins Open Bodybuilding, Wesley Vissers Dominates Classic Physique

[MuscleMecca Crew]

The 2026 IFBB Pro League Detroit Pro took place March 14 in Dearborn, Michigan and delivered a strong lineup across both Men’s Open Bodybuilding and Classic Physique. Athletes from around the world stepped on stage looking to secure a major win early in the season and move closer to Olympia qualification.

In the Men’s Open Bodybuilding division, Mohamed Foda from the United Arab Emirates brought the most complete package on stage. His size, conditioning, and overall balance impressed the judges in both prejudging and finals, earning him a clear victory with a total score of six points.

Belgium’s Blessing Awodibu secured second place after bringing an improved physique and strong stage presence. Finishing third was Texas athlete Elias McCall, who held his own against a deep lineup of experienced competitors.



Top 10 – Men’s Open Bodybuilding

1. Mohamed Foda
2. Blessing Awodibu
3. Elias McCall
4. Patrick Moore
5. Christopher Miller
6. Nathan Epler
7. Chris Jones
8. Leandro Sencini Peres
9. Ronald Gordon
10. Walter Martin

The Classic Physique division also featured a competitive field, but it was Netherlands star Wesley Vissers who stood out from the start. Known for his classic lines and vacuum control, Vissers dominated the judging rounds and secured the win with a perfect score.

Australia’s Ethan Gohari finished in second place with an impressive look that pushed the top spot. Paulin Tzemezeu of Los Angeles rounded out the top three with a balanced and aesthetic physique.

Top 10 – Classic Physique

1. Wesley Vissers
2. Ethan Gohari
3. Paulin Tzemezeu
4. David Aguilar Rosales
5. Lamar Shaw
6. Victor DelOlmo Rubio
7. Taylor Leipzig
8. Arthur Agostinho
9. Dion Merrill
10. Josue Mondesir

The 2026 Detroit Pro continues to grow as a respected stop on the IFBB Pro League calendar. With strong international participation and rising talent across divisions, the event delivered exciting competition and set the tone for the rest of the bodybuilding season.

Here are the 2026 Detroit Pro Final Score Cards

 

[FrenzyMaster]

Solid show overall and honestly a big statement win for Foda—he didn’t just edge it, he looked clearly in control with that mix of size and conditioning, which is exactly what judges are rewarding early this season. Blessing taking second with improvements is interesting too because it shows he’s dialing things in, but still not quite matching that complete package yet. On the Classic side, Vissers going perfect score is no surprise at all—when his conditioning is on, those classic lines and vacuum are hard to beat. Detroit Pro is definitely leveling up as a qualifier, and you can already see how these results are starting to shape the Olympia picture this early in the year.