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2022 IFBB Boston Pro Results

The full results from the 2022 Boston Pro have been announced!
The 2022 Boston Pro marked the first show since the Arnold Classic and bodybuilding season is officially underway. The event took place on Saturday at the Sheraton Boston Hotel where champions from seven divisions punched their tickets to the 2022 Olympia, which will return to Las Vegas from Dec. 15-18.
This was a loaded field in Men’s Bodybuilding as six competitors returned to the stage following the Arnold Classic. William Bonac finished as the runner-up to Brandon Curry and entered the weekend as the favorite. Steve Kuclo and Samson Dauda were also looking to improve upon impressive performances in Columbus. This was not the only division that brought some firepower to Boston.

Erin Banks decided to compete once again fresh off a Men’s Physique title at the Arnold Classic. Missy Truscott finished as the runner-up in Fitness and was looking to re-gain her position near the top of the division. This was an exciting show that featured plenty of talent across all divisions.
There were a total of seven divisions at the Boston Pro with winners vying for a qualification to the Olympia. The full results have been announced. Check out our full breakdown of the IFBB Chicago Pro 2021 results below.
Boston Pro 2022: All Division Winners

Men’s Open:
Classic Physique:
Men’s Physique:
Bikini:
Wellness: Yarshina Ayala Otero
Figure: Lola Montez
Fitness: Missy Truscott

Boston Pro 2022 Breakdown
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Wellness Results

First Place – Yarshina Ayala Otero
Second Place – Angela Borges
Third Place – Julia Chitarra de Melo

Figure Results

First Place – Lola Montez
Second Place – Nicole Zenobia Graham
Third Place – Bojana Vasiljevic
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Fitness Results

First Place – Missy Truscott
Second Place – Jacqlyn Baker
Third Place – Tamara Vaugh

Official Score Cards
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Generation Iron wishes to congratulate all the great athletes who earned a win at the IFBB Boston Pro 2022. Make sure to check out our full IFBB Pro results page from this year and previous years right here to catch up on any action you may have missed!

Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.

2022 Boston Pro Preview: Who Will Win the Arnold Classic Rematch?

Many Men’s Open competitors will be back on stage just one week after the Arnold Classic.
The 2022 Arnold Classic took place just one week ago. Brandon Curry took home the title in Men’s Open and he will be present at the 2022 Boston Pro. This time, it will not be on stage but part of the meet-and-greet. Many competitors that Curry defeated will return to the stage in hopes of winning the big event.
In a way, this is viewed as the Arnold Classic rematch. A total of six competitors in Men’s Open will take the stage in Boston after appearing at the Arnold Classic. It will be interesting to see who will be able to take command of the stage. William Bonac finished second to Curry last week while Steve Kuclo rounded out the top three.

The 2022 Boston Pro features seven divisions and hand out Olympia qualifications to the champions. This event will take place on Saturday at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. Check out the full list of Men’s Open competitors below along with some analysis on the top competitors.
2022 Boston Pro Lineup

William Bonac
Maxx Charles
Phil Clahar
Samson Dauda
Douglas Fruchey
Regan Grimes
Steve Kuclo
Justin Maki
Eslam Mohamed
Justin Rodriguez
Nathan Spear

William Bonac
William Bonac entered the Arnold Classic looking to make an impact and that is what he did. After missing the show in 2020, Bonac took the stage and presented a championship physique. Many thought that he deserved to win the show but was slightly bested by Curry. If he shows up like he did in Columbus, Bonac will be difficult to beat and has to be considered the favorite during the Boston Pro.
Steve Kuclo

Steve Kuclo is a mass monster and he showed that in Columbus. Leading up to the Arnold Classic, Kuclo was sharing physique updates looking massive, especially his arms and legs. This earned him another third-place finish and he will compete once again here. With Curry out of the lineup, the matchup between Kuclo and Bonac might be the main headline going into the weekend.
Samson Dauda
There are some competitors that emerge during the finals and that is what Dauda did at the Arnold Classic. After displaying just pure size and conditioning during prejudging, Dauda stuck out during the finals and earned a fourth place finish at the show. This could set the tone for the upcoming season as Dauda looks to put his name next to some of the elite competitors in the sport.
Justin Rodriguez
Rodriguez entered this session with plenty of hype as one of the up-and-coming stars. He showed glimpses of that at the Arnold Classic and will continue to improve. Rodriguez made an impression during prejudging but was passed by Dauda come the finals on Saturday night. This will be another chance for Rodriguez to show what he has in a big competition.
Regan Grimes
Regan Grimes is 28 years old and entering his prime. He is already qualified for the 2022 Olympia by winning the KO Pro Egypt back in October. This does not mean that he is done competing as Grimes will see how he stacks up against other elite competitors. He earned a seventh place finish at the Arnold Classic and will look to build upon this in Boston.
The full lineups from the rest of the divisions can be found below.
Classic Physique 

Michael Bell
Antonio Cummings
Tony Duong
Urs Kalecinski
Jared Keys
Lamar Shaw
Bartley Weaver IV
Andrew Wilson
Divine Wilson

Men’s Physique

Erin Banks
Riccardo Croci
Daniele D’Onofrio
Joshua Guidry
Lee Harvey
Jeremy Henry
Drelyn Hunt
Emanual Hunter
Julian Ibes
Daniel Leone
Diogo Montenegro
Puwanat Putoya
Sharif Reid
Franklin Turner
Antoine Weatherspoon

Fitness

Jaclyn Baker
Stephanie Jones
Kristin Pope
Missy Truscott
Aurika Tyrgale
Tamara Vahn

Figure

Luana Carparelli
Maude Exantus
Wendy Fortino
Nicole Zenobia Graham
Neli Mitreva
Lola Montez
Kiah Tiller
Bojana Vasiljevic
Ronshende Whittington

Bikini

Maureen Blanquisco
Jessica Nicole Dolias
Alessia Facchin
Eli Fernandez
Nittaya Kongthun
Crystal Leigh
Anya Nicholson
Elisa Pecini

Wellness

Vanessa Bernardo
Angela Borges
Daisha Johnson
Julia Chitarra de Mello
Celeste Morales
Yarishna Ayala Otero
Lorena Ragusa
Tracy Williams

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2022 Boston Pro Lineup Has Been Announced: Regan Grimes, Steve Kuclo Headline The Group

The 2022 Boston Pro is less than a month away with some big names expected to appear.
The 2022 bodybuilding season is preparing to heat up and it begins with the 2022 Arnold Classic, which will take place from March 3-6 in Columbus, OH. Shortly after, competitors will take the stage in Boston for the 2022 Boston Pro on March 12. The full lineup has been announced for the show and it will feature seven divisions from around the sport.
Men’s Bodybuilding will highlight the event and it will also feature Classic Physique, Men’s Physique, Fitness, Bikini, Figure, and Wellness.

The bodybuilding show will take place on the Saturday but there will be plenty of actions for fans to see. There will be a meet and greet with some of the best bodybuilders of all-time. Ronnie Coleman, Dexter Jackson, Jay Cutler, Flex Wheeler, and Phil Heath will be present to meet the fans. Brandon Curry and Andre Ferguson will also be part of the meet and greet.
The winners from each division will automatically qualify for the 2022 Olympia and get their season off to a hot start. The full lineup has been announced from each division and it can be found below.
Men’s Bodybuilding

Phil Clahar
Douglas Fruchey
Regan Grimes
Steve Kuclo
Justin Maki
Eslam Mohamed
Justin Rodriguez
Nathan Spear

Classic Physique

Abdelkarim Ammari
Michael Bell
Antonio Cummings
Jared Keys
Ricardo Martinez
Laconia Seymour
Lamar Shaw
Darwin Uribe
Bartley Weaver IV
Andrew Wilson

Men’s Physique

Erin Banks
Riccardo Croci
Daniele D’Onofrio
Xavisus Gayden
Joshua Guidry
Lee Harvey
Jeremy Henry
Drelyn Hunt
Julian Ibes
Alexander James
Daniel Leone
Diogo Montenegro
Puwanat Putoya
Sharif Reid
Jerome Shanklin
Franklin Turner
Antoine Weatherspoon

Fitness

Jaclyn Baker
Missy Truscott
Aurika Tyrgale

Figure

Maude Exantus
Nicole Zenobia Grahm
Carparelli Luana
Neli Mitreva
Kiah Tiller
Ronshende Whittington

Wellness

Yarishna Ayala
Vanessa Bernardo
Casey Delong
Daisha Johnson
Ladonna Jones
Celeste Morales
Lorena Ragusa
Tracy Williams

Bikini

Maureen Blanquisco
Jessica Nicole Dolias
Alessia Facchin
Eli Fernandez
Nittaya Kongthun
Crystal Leigh

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Greg has covered the four major sports for six years and has been featured on sites such as Sports Illustrated, Fox Sports, SB Nation, NJ.com, and FanSided. Now, he is transitioning into the world of bodybuilding and strength sports.