Texas Pro 2025: Jordan Hutchinson dominates again! Results and report

Last weekend in Texas belonged to world-class bodybuilding. The Texas Pro competition attracted top competitors from all over the world who fought not only for the prestigious title, but more importantly for direct qualification to Mr. Olympia 2025. Fans witnessed exciting fights, unexpected twists and turns and phenomenal performances across all categories.

The main focus was on the regal Men's Open category, but other divisions such as 212, Classic Physique and Bikini offered a thrilling spectacle. Let's take a look at the detailed results and key moments of this spectacular show.

Men's Open.

Jordan Hutchinson's dominance was confirmed in the regal Men's Open category, taking the win and consolidating his position after his recent triumph at the Tampa Pro. Hutchinson showed incredible sharpness and sculpting that secured him the top spot.

The biggest battle was for second place. Many fans expected Quinton Eriya, who finished a close second in Tampa, to be the main challenger. Eriya brought improved form, but was ultimately outclassed by a well-prepared Joseph Palacios. Palacios impressed the judges with his muscle density and overall body balance, which earned him the silver position and Eriya had to settle for third place. Fourth place went to veteran John Jewett.

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212 Bodybuilding: Lucas Garcia on a winning streak

The under 212 pound class had a clear king. Brazilian Lucas Garcia confirmed his fantastic form from the Tampa Pro and notched his second pro win in a row. His combination of volume, hardness and detail was unmatched by his opponents. With this win, Garcia easily secured his first participation in the Olympia 212 Showdown.

Finishing in second place was Frenchman Marco Ruz, who showed an aesthetic and well-prepared physique. Third place went to Cam George of Australia, who showed marked improvement.

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Classic Physique: redemption for Matheus Menegate

The Classic Physique division delivered one of the strongest stories of the night. Brazil's Matheus Menegate, who finished a close second at last year's Texas Pro, finally came through this year for a coveted victory. His classic lines, elegant posing and perfect form made him the clear winner and secured him qualification for the Classic Physique Olympia.

Second place went to Carlos Dommar from Venezuela and third place went to Seo Joo Seong from South Korea, confirming the tremendous quality of this category.

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