The bodybuilding world turned its attention to Asia this past weekend as the 2025 Global Classic Hong Kong China Pro unfolded in spectacular fashion.
With competitors traveling from across the globe to battle for prestige, prize money, and Olympia qualification, the event delivered on all fronts.
Featuring three fiercely contested divisions—Classic Physique, Men’s Physique—the stage was set for a thrilling showcase of athleticism, artistry, and competitive spirit.
The results are in, and the winners have officially punched their tickets to the 2025 Olympia, the sport’s biggest stage. Below is a detailed breakdown of the event and its standout performances.
Classic Physique Results: Lei Yingqi Takes Gold
The Classic Physique division was one of the most anticipated showdowns of the event. Ultimately, it was Lei Yingqi who claimed first place, impressing the judges with his balance, symmetry, and refined stage presence.
Yingqi’s polished physique and flowing lines demonstrated exactly what the Classic Physique category is designed to showcase.
Behind him, Yukihiro Yuasa of Japan earned second place, bringing excellent conditioning and detail, though he fell just short of Yingqi’s complete package.
Dicky Yufa rounded out the top three with a strong showing, earning respect for his dense musculature and sharp posing.
Full Classic Physique Results:
1️⃣ Lei Yingqi (Winner – Olympia Qualification)
2️⃣ Yukihiro Yuasa
3️⃣ Dicky Yufa
4️⃣ Murat Can Karahasanlar
5️⃣ Junbar Luo
6️⃣ Benjamin Broughton
7️⃣ Shicheng Jin
8️⃣ Brian Au
9️⃣ Shin Kodama
🔟 Yanwen Huang
Men’s Physique Results: Heng Zhao Secures Victory
The Men’s Physique division was stacked with talent, but Heng Zhao stood tallest, taking first place and earning his place on the 2025 Olympia stage. Zhao’s conditioning, proportions, and confident presence made him the undeniable standout of the lineup.
His tight waist-to-shoulder ratio and stage charisma set him apart from the competition.
Junpei Taguchi of Japan brought an incredibly aesthetic package to secure second place, showing great balance and flow.
Abdullah Bu Halim finished in third, delivering a thicker, muscular look that appealed strongly to fans in attendance.
Full Men’s Physique Results:
1️⃣ Heng Zhao (Winner – Olympia Qualification)
2️⃣ Junpei Taguchi
3️⃣ Abdullah Bu Halim
4️⃣ Mahmood Almaghrabi
5️⃣ Joshua Eng Cherng Shin
6️⃣ Junyuan Luo
7️⃣ Edward Kato
8️⃣ Gantugla Altankhuyag
9️⃣ Aaron Straker
🔟 Sing Cheung
Bikini Results: Li Shuai Earns Olympia Spot
The Bikini division brought elegance and athleticism to the stage, with Li Shuai ultimately rising to the top. Shuai impressed both fans and judges alike with her graceful presentation, well-conditioned physique, and overall balance.
Her ability to combine poise with sharp muscular detail allowed her to take the crown and secure her Olympia qualification.
Though the Bikini results weren’t broken down in full, it was clear that Shuai had separated herself as the front-runner, capping off the night with a well-deserved victory.
Winner:
- Li Shuai (Winner – Olympia Qualification)
Looking Ahead: Olympia Awaits
The 2025 Global Classic Hong Kong China Pro proved once again why it’s such an important stop on the bodybuilding calendar.
With three divisions decided, the spotlight now shifts to the 2025 Olympia, where these champions will face off against the best in the world.
For Lei Yingqi, Heng Zhao, and Li Shuai, the journey is just beginning. Their victories not only earn them a ticket to the Olympia stage but also cement their status as rising stars in the sport.
From classic lines and aesthetics to raw conditioning and charisma, this year’s Hong Kong Pro showcased the incredible diversity of bodybuilding talent. Fans worldwide will be eager to see how these athletes carry their momentum into the most prestigious competition of the year.