The 2025 New York Pro is set for Saturday, May 17, in Teaneck, NJ. Promoter Steve Weinberger will present the 21st edition of this competition, which also serves as a 2025 Olympia qualifier for nine of the 11 IFBB Professional League divisions. The Wheelchair and Fitness divisions are the only categories not in this show.
The winners of these contests will earn a qualification to compete at the 2025 Olympia Weekend in Las Vegas, NV, on Oct. 9-12, 2025. If the winner has already qualified, no qualification will be awarded.
2025 New York Pro Roster
The lineups for all nine pro categories are below, with names listed alphabetically.
Men’s Open
- Kennedy Anyanwu (USA)
- Pavel Beran (Czech Republic)
- William Bonac (Netherlands)
- Marc Arthur Dautruchee (USA)
- Gianluca Di Lorenzo (Italy)
- Dennis Friedrich (Germany)
- Regan Grimes (Canada)
- Sasan Heirati (UK)
- Michal Krizanek (Slovakia)
- Vincenzo Masone (USA)
- Nick Walker (USA)
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- Moe Alissa (USA)
- Francisco Barrios Vlk (Brazil)
- Angel Calderon (Spain)
- Douglas Connor (USA)
- Charles Curtis (USA)
- Leland Devaughn (USA)
- Cody Drobot (Canada)
- Luiz Esteves (USA)
- Jose De Jesus Hernandez Clavellina (Mexico)
- Hameed Juma (Bahrain)
- Adolphus Quoida (Canada)
- Samir Troudi (UAE)
Classic Physique
- Zay Adonnis (USA)
- Evan Alexiou (Canada)
- Bassem Ashouri (USA)
- Michael Bell (USA)
- Dom Carter (USA)
- Joe Davis (USA)
- Camilo Diaz (Colombia)
- Domenick Dibenedetto (USA)
- Corelle Draper (USA)
- Luqas Fogelberg (UAE)
- Murat Khan (Australia)
- Leo Mayrhofer (USA)
- Juan Medina (USA)
- Joe Sway Mondesir (USA)
- Jose Manuel Munoz (Spain)
- Richard Nagy (Hungary)
- Ashley Ntansah (USA)
- Artem Piari (USA)
- Ali Rouhani (USA)
- Terrence Ruffin (USA)
- James Smith (USA)
- Jason Strayhand (USA)
Men’s Physique
- Mattia Ballarini (Italy)
- Steven Bonini (USA)
- Ricardo Cenat (USA)
- Jordan Clark (USA)
- Riccardo Croci (Italy)
- Andrei Deiu (Romania)
- Anik Ghosh (India)
- Reuben Glass (USA)
- Maxim Golovatii (USA)
- Tunahan Guler (Turkey)
- Aaron Harvey (USA)
- Hachemi Hemza (Algeria)
- Brandon Hendrickson (USA)
- Adama Jammeh (Sweden)
- Adams Joseph (USA)
- Michael Kent UK
- Burak King (USA)
- Billy Merz (USA)
- Bruce Nolte (USA)
- Maiki Ono (Brazil)
- Edvan Palmeira (Brazil)
- Shayan Parvaz (USA)
- Hygor Ponchet (Brazil)
- Victor Ramirez (Venezuela)
- Daniel Reyes (USA)
- Julian Smith (USA)
- Micky Zapata (USA)
Women’s Bodybuilding
- Lena Betka (USA)
- Nadia Capotosto (Italy)
- Chelsea Dion (USA)
Figure
- Zulfiya Bitiyeva (Kazakhstan)
- Nicole Drobot (Canada)
- Rebecca Farrell (UK)
- Nicole Zenobia Graham (USA)
- Sarah Hansen (USA)
- Jeanne Kassel (Germany)
- Mariafernanda Laguna Hernandez (Mexico)
- Manuella Lima (Brazil)
- Gabriela Linhartova (Czech Republic)
- Adela Ondrejovicova (Slovakia)
- Hannah Prause (Germany)
- Lena Ramsteiner (Germany)
- Natalia Sharapova (Russia)
- Natalia Soltero (Mexico)
- Aksana Yukhno (USA)
- Jennifer Zienert (Germany)
Bikini
- Maria Acosta (USA)
- Brookelinh Aquilino (USA)
- Iulia Baba (Romania)
- Shantal Barros (USA)
- Romina Basualdo (USA)
- Anais Biron (Canada)
- Maureen Blanquisco (Norway)
- Oksana Bryhidyr (Ukraine)
- Aimee Delgado (USA)
- Ivanna Escandar (USA)
- Ilaria Focaccetti (Italy)
- Ashley Marie Lee (USA)
- Alice Marchisio (Italy)
- Rachael Oberst (USA)
- Ji Bin Park (South Korea)
- Emmy Person (USA)
- Lisa Reith (Germany)
- Kateryna Spievakova (Ukraine)
- Fatou Toure (USA)
- Wendy Tsai (Taiwan)
- Jessica Wilson (USA)
Women’s Physique
- Natalia Abraham Coelho (USA)
- Birgit Andersch (Austria)
- Tonya Brookter (USA)
- Sheronica Henton (USA)
- Ji Hye Lee (South Korea)
- Amanda Machado (USA)
- Robyn Mays (USA)
- Rene Miller (USA)
- Oksana Piari (USA)
- Paula Ranta (Finland)
- Kristine Salinas (USA)
Wellness
- Wynter Addams (UK)
- Romina Charlesworth (USA)
- Klaudia Vanessza Csuri (Hungary)
- Chery Figueroa Calix (Spain)
- Melitza Guerrero (USA)
- Rayah Houston (USA)
- Monika Jedras (Australia)
- Leonida Leo (Moldova)
- Valquiria Lopes (Brazil)
- Ruth Martinez (USA)
- Sumaiya Sarwar (USA)
- Sabah Syed (USA)
- Sirke Virkkunen (Finland)
- Minju Yoon (South Korea)
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Men’s Open Athletes to Watch
The main event is the Men’s Open show, which features several stars. These are the three early favorites going into the weekend.
Nick Walker
Walker has won this contest in 2021 and 2024, but he did not commit to this year’s event until he finished second to Derek Lunsford at the 2025 Pittsburgh Pro. It’s important to note that Walker still has to win a contest to qualify for the 2025 Mr. Olympia.
If Walker wins, he’ll be the first three-time champion in the contest’s history. Combining all those factors makes him the early favorite.
Regan Grimes
Regan Grimes took the 2024 season off and wanted to make this show his 2025 season debut. The showdown between him and Walker has fans excited to see how it plays out in Teaneck. Grimes won this contest in 2018 in the Classic Physique division. If he could claim gold at this show, he would be the first athlete to win the New York Pro in two divisions.
William Bonac
William Bonac is a two-time Arnold Classic champion, and he has already qualified for the Olympia thanks to winning the 2025 Detroit Pro. Despite being a pro since 2012, he has never competed at the New York Pro before the 2025 show. Bonac is coming off a fourth-place finish in Pittsburgh.
How to Watch
A live stream of the 2025 New York Pro will be available for fans who cannot attend in person. Details of that live stream can be found on the promoter’s website.
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