William Bonac - Bodybuilder Profile

William Bonac

The Conqueror

William Bonac Professional bodybuilder
Ghana/Netherlands 43 Years

Personal Life

Date of Birth
May 18, 1982
Birthplace
Ghana/Netherlands
Zodiac sign
Taurus
Nationality
Netherlands
Hometown
Ghana/Netherlands
Food Habit
Non-vegetarian

William Bonac Physical Stats

Height (approx.)
5'9" (175 cm)
Weight (approx.)
245 lbs (111 kg)
Body Measurements (approx.)
Chest: 50 Inches • Waist: 32 Inches • Biceps: 22 Inches
Eye Colour
Black
Hair Colour
Black

William Bonac Competition History

Debut
2010
Awards, Honours, Achievements
2016
  • • IFBB Mr. Olympia – 5th
2015
  • • IFBB San Marino Pro – 2nd
  • • IFBB Dayana Cadeau Pro – 1st
  • • IFBB Nordic Pro – 1st
2014
  • • IFBB Australia Pro Grand Prix XIV – 2nd
2013
  • • IFBB EVLs Prague Pro – 5th
2012
  • • IFBB EVLs Prague Pro Championships – 4th
  • • IFBB British Grand Prix – 6th
  • • IFBB Dallas Europa Supershow – 3rd
2011
  • • IFBB Arnold Amateur – 3rd

Relationships & More

Marital Status
Married

William Bonac – “The Conqueror” of Modern Bodybuilding

William Bonac is one of the most respected and feared competitors in the IFBB Pro Open division. Nicknamed “The Conqueror,” Bonac is known for his granite-hard muscle density, world-class conditioning, and relentless consistency on the biggest stages in bodybuilding.

Despite not being the tallest athlete in the Open class, William Bonac proved that density, balance, and conditioning can rival — and often defeat — bigger frames. His victories at the Arnold Classic and repeated top finishes at the Mr. Olympia cemented his legacy as one of the best bodybuilders of his generation.

William Bonac Physique Breakdown

What makes William Bonac special is not sheer size — it’s density and muscle maturity.

Standout Body Parts

  • Massive, round delts

  • Thick, striated chest

  • Dense, detailed arms

  • Deeply etched glutes & hamstrings

  • Famous most muscular pose

His physique is often described as “compressed mass” — muscle packed tightly from top to bottom.

William Bonac Workout Routine

William Bonac trains with heavy weights, controlled tempo, and moderate volume, emphasizing progressive overload and execution.

Typical Training Split

  • Day 1: Chest & Triceps

  • Day 2: Back

  • Day 3: Shoulders

  • Day 4: Legs

  • Day 5: Arms

  • Day 6–7: Rest or weak-point focus

William Bonac Back Workout

  • Deadlifts – 4×6–8

  • Barbell Rows – 4×8

  • Lat Pulldowns – 4×10–12

  • Seated Cable Rows – 3×12

  • Straight-Arm Pulldowns – 3×15

Bonac prioritizes thickness and control, often using straps to eliminate grip limitations.

Arm Training (Biceps & Triceps)

  • EZ-Bar Curls – 4 sets

  • Dumbbell Hammer Curls – 3 sets

  • Preacher Machine Curls – 3 sets

  • Close-Grip Bench Press – 4 sets

  • Rope Pushdowns – 3 sets

  • Overhead Extensions – 3 sets

His arms appear larger than measurements suggest due to extreme density and separation.

William Bonac Diet & Nutrition

William Bonac follows a structured, no-nonsense nutrition plan, especially during contest prep.

Core Nutrition Principles

  • High protein intake (300g+)

  • Carb cycling based on training days

  • Minimal junk food

  • Strong focus on digestion & gut health

Common Food Choices

  • Chicken, turkey, lean beef

  • Rice, potatoes, oats

  • Eggs & egg whites

  • Fish and vegetables

William Bonac Supplements & Signature Line

Bonac is strongly associated with his Signature Series supplements, which are popular worldwide.

Popular Products

  • Signature Whey & Iso Legend

  • Legend Mass Gainer

  • EAA Max

  • Creatine Legend

  • Omega-3 & Multivitamins

These supplements reflect his philosophy: simple, effective, performance-driven.

Injuries, Setbacks & Longevity

Throughout his career, Bonac dealt with:

  • Triceps issues

  • Hernia concerns

  • Joint wear from heavy lifting

Despite this, he remained competitive into his 40s — a testament to smart training and recovery.

Training Philosophy – “The Conqueror Mentality”

William Bonac’s mindset is rooted in discipline:

“You don’t need excuses. You need consistency.”

His success proves that height and structure are not limits — execution and conditioning win shows.