The 2025 Olympia Classic Physique competition was a thrilling showdown, with Ramon Rocha Queiroz emerging as the new champion. Queiroz's victory marked a historic moment, as he became only the fourth person to win the Classic Physique Olympia title. The event, held from October 9-12 in Las Vegas, NV, was a showcase of incredible athleticism and dedication. The finals, which began at 6:15 PDT, saw Queiroz's hard work and consistency pay off, as he pulled ahead of the competition to secure his first win. Mike Sommerfeld finished in second place, with Terrence Ruffin taking bronze. The competition was intense, with each athlete bringing their best package to the stage. Despite the challenge of dropping 14 pounds in two days, Sommerfeld's front lat spread was a knockout shot, and Ruffin's muscle hardness pushed him into title contention. The results were as follows: Winner - Ramon Rocha Queiroz ($100,000), Second Place - Mike Sommerfeld ($40,000), Third Place - Terrence Ruffin ($20,000), Fourth Place - Josema Munoz ($10,000), Fifth Place - Niall Darwen ($6,000), Sixth Place - Diego Galindo, Seventh Place - Matheus Menegate, Eighth Place - Michael Daboul, Ninth Place - Justin Badurina, Tenth Place - Matthew Greggo. The Classic Physique Olympia has a rich history, with Chris Bumstead dominating the previous years. However, Bumstead's retirement plans for 2024 paved the way for a new era of champions. The event was a testament to the hard work and dedication of all the athletes, and the Olympia hub at FitnessVolt.com/olympia provided comprehensive coverage, including prejudging reports, highlights, and expert analysis. The competition was a true celebration of the sport, and the results showcased the incredible talent and determination of the athletes.
