The 2025 Detroit Pro lit up Dearborn, Michigan, on Saturday, March 29, as fans witnessed a stacked lineup in both the Men’s Open and Classic Physique divisions. This Olympia-qualifying event brought out some of the biggest names on the IFBB Pro League circuit, all vying for their ticket to the sport’s grandest stage—Mr. Olympia, taking place October 9-12 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
With the Olympia qualification period running from September 16, 2024, to September 14, 2025, every event counts, and the Detroit Pro did not disappoint. Only the winner from each division qualifies—and if a qualified athlete wins, no runner-up receives an automatic invite.
Men’s Open: Bonac Reclaims His Momentum
William Bonac Wins 2025 Detroit Pro, Punches Olympia Ticket in Dominant Return
The Men’s Open lineup featured 15 athletes, including 2025 Arnold Classic veterans William Bonac, James Hollingshead, and Sasan Heirati, all considered frontrunners heading into the weekend.
William Bonac, a two-time Arnold Classic champion and 2019 Olympia runner-up, made his Detroit Pro debut with authority. After placing fifth at this year’s Arnold Classic, Bonac returned with sharper conditioning and signature muscle density to edge out a stacked lineup and secure the top spot—and his Olympia qualification.
“The Conqueror” is officially back in the Olympia conversation.
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Behind him, Sasan Heirati brought an improved package to take second place, followed closely by James Hollingshead, who finished third after also competing at the 2025 Arnold Classic (8th place). Hollingshead has been focused on refining his shape to match his trademark density and will look for redemption in upcoming contests.
2025 Detroit Pro Men’s Open Results:
- Winner — William Bonac
- Second Place — Sasan Heirati
- Third Place — James Hollingshead
- Fourth Place — Ronald Gordon
- Fifth Place — Eiren Gauley
- Sixth Place — Justin Musiol
- Seventh Place — Carlos Thomas Jr
- Eighth Place — Chris Miller
- Ninth Place — Ralph Farah
- Tenth Place — Justin Abbott
Classic Physique: Matthew Greggo Takes the Crown
The Classic Physique division saw 13 competitors hit the stage. Leading the pack was Matthew Greggo, who brought a flawless mix of aesthetics, symmetry, and stage presence to secure first place and an Olympia qualification.
Wesley Vissers, a seasoned contender and fan favorite, landed in second place, while Alex Kent took third after a tie-break resulted in Vissers receiving both second and third-place recognition in some official tallies (awaiting scorecard confirmation).
2025 Detroit Pro Classic Physique Results:
- Winner — Matthew Greggo
- Second Place — Wesley Vissers
- Third Place — Wesley Vissers
- Fourth Place — Alex Kent
- Fifth Place — Jack Eagles
- Sixth Place — Luc Andre Steinker
- Seventh Place — Jay Yount
- Eighth Place — Adrian Gordillo
- Ninth Place — Brock Jenkins
- Tenth Place — Hamzah Saeed
2025 Detroit Pro Scorecards
With big names like Bonac and Greggo already qualified, the momentum for the 2025 Olympia continues to build. As more shows unfold leading up to the September 14 deadline, competitors across divisions will fight for their chance to stand on the most prestigious stage in bodybuilding.
Our team at Fitness Volt congratulates all the winners and looks forward to seeing them compete at the 2025 Mr. Olympia!
