The 2025 Dubai Pro was held over the weekend of June 20-22 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The event hosted 2025 Olympia qualifying contests in Men’s Open, 212 Bodybuilding, Classic Physique, and Men’s Physique divisions.
This year, the total prize purse was raised to $500,000, making it the third-highest payout event in the IFBB Pro League behind the Arnold Classic and Mr. Olympia. The Men’s Open winner alone took home $140,000.
Winners of each division will qualify to compete at the 2025 Olympia Weekend in Las Vegas, NV, from Oct. 9–12. No additional qualification is awarded if the division winner is already qualified.
Results Breakdown for the 2025 Dubai Pro
Men’s Open Bodybuilding
Behrooz Tabani is the defending Dubai Pro champion. Despite earning Olympia qualifications in past years, travel complications have kept him off the Las Vegas stage. With this win, Tabani earns another shot and now has over three months to prepare and secure travel for the 2025 Olympia.
William Bonac once again settled for second behind Tabani, just as he did in 2024. However, Bonac has already punched his Olympia ticket with a victory at the 2025 Detroit Pro. He returned to Dubai to chase prize money, not a qualification.
- Winner — Behrooz Tabani
- Second Place — William Bonac
- Third Place — Tonio Burton
- Fourth Place — Nathan De Asha
- Fifth Place — Mo Foda
- Sixth Place — Rubiel Mosquera
- Seventh Place — Alie Edward Kargbo
- Eighth Place — Adolf Burghardt
- Ninth Place — Dennis Friedrich
- Tenth Place — Ashraf Hassasnin
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Men’s 212 Bodybuilding
Nihat Kaya shocked the division with a dominant display of compact size, balance, and detail, earning his Olympia qualification in a stacked lineup.
- Winner — Nihat Kaya
- Second Place — Angel Calderon Frias
- Third Place — Giuseppe Zagarella
- Fourth Place — Mahmoud Negm
- Fifth Place — Mahmoud Adel
- Sixth Place — Mohammed Salam
- Seventh Place — Mesham Mahed
- Eighth Place — Rado Angelov
- Ninth Place — Mohamed Gomaa
- Tenth Place — Roman Ukrainian
Classic Physique
Michael Daboul stood out with his conditioning and classic lines, besting top-tier challengers to secure another ticket to the Olympia stage.
- Winner — Michael Daboul
- Second Place — Luca Reger
- Third Place — Richard Nagy
- Fourth Place — Khaled El Nahawy
- Fifth Place — Ahmed Khalifah
- Sixth Place — Alexander Westermeier
- Seventh Place — Krimo Ammari
- Eighth Place — Mikhail Timoshin
- Ninth Place — Eric Lisboa
- Tenth Place — Valeri Enchev
Men’s Physique
Miroslav Juricek dominated the Men’s Physique field, impressing judges with sharp lines, proportion, and undeniable stage presence.
- Winner — Miroslav Juricek
- Second Place — Hossein Karimi
- Third Place — Saad Binhashim
- Fourth Place — Mahmoud Elsabagh
- Fifth Place — Shuaib Abdullah
- Sixth Place — Hachemi Hemza
- Seventh Place — Jeffrey Darko
- Eighth Place — Patrick Asiedu
- Ninth Place — Hidayat Maharramli
- Tenth Place — Ahmed Shokr
2025 Dubai Pro Scorecards
2025 Dubai Pro Scorecards
There is palpable anticipation for the Mr. Olympia competition. We at Fitness Volt congratulate the winners and look forward to seeing how you fare against the best later this year!
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