Mister World

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Mister World or Mr World is an international beauty contest for men. Conceived as a counterpart to the Miss World election , the competition has been organized by the Miss World Organization since 1996 .

The beauty competition first took place in September 1996 with 50 participants in Istanbul, Turkey . Originally, like the Miss World election, the event was to be held annually. In the past, however, the competition was organized alternately from two to four years.

As with the Miss World election, the candidates will i. d. Usually determined in national competitions (e.g. Mister Germany , Mister Austria ). The election takes place over several weeks, during which the competitors have to compete in sports, talent and cooking competitions as well as fashion shows. The winner will be determined by an international jury during a live TV gala and will receive a blue scarf in addition to advertising contracts. As in the Miss World election, special prizes ("Mr Personality", "Mr Photogenic", "Best Talent") are awarded sporadically.

The fifth Mister World election took place for three weeks in March 2007 in Sanya, China. The 56 candidates had to take part in several competitions in the categories of style, strength, endurance and intellectual ability. In addition to a number of sports (including individual and team competitions in weight training, climbing and rafting ), tests in the disciplines of cooking and cocktail mixing were also held. The final was broadcast live on television in over 100 countries on March 31, and reached 1.4 billion viewers. The 25-year-old television actor and model Juan García Postigo (Mister Spain 2006) prevailed as the “most desirable man” and was honored with a glass sculpture. Postigo then traveled the world for a year as an ambassador for charity and environmental protection.

In 2010 the sixth Mister World beauty pageant took place from March 11th to 27th, 2010 in Incheon , Korea . The winner was selected from among 74 participants and will receive advertising contracts and prize money of 50,000 US dollars (approx. 36,535 euros).

Award winners

Year / place (number of participants) winner Runner-up Third place
1996 Istanbul (50) BelgiumBelgium Tom Nuyens Mexico Gabriel Soto Borja-Diaz Turkey Karahan Cantay
1998 Tróia (43) VenezuelaVenezuela Sandro Finoglio Speranza ¹ Puerto Rico Germán Cardoso France Gregory Rossi
2000 Crieff (32) UruguayUruguay Ignacio Kliche Longardi Germany Marcello Barkowski United States Dante Spencer
2003 London (38) BrazilBrazil Gustavo Cabral Narciso Gianetti Lebanon Assaad Tarabay Belgium Fabien Hauquier²
2007 Sanya (56) SpainSpain Juan García Postigo Brazil Lucas Gil People's Republic of China Lejun Tony Jiang
2010 Incheon (74) IrelandIreland Kamal Orlando Ibrahim Czech Republic Josef Karas Nigeria Kenneth Okolie
2012 Kent (48) ColombiaColombia Francisco Escobar PhilippinesPhilippines Andrew Wolff IrelandIreland Leo Delaney
2014 Torbay (46) Nicklas Pedersen (Mister World) Nicklas PedersenNicklas Pedersen (Mister World) Nicklas Pedersen Nicklas Pedersen NigeriaNigeria Emmanuel Ikubese MexicoMexico José Pablo Minor
2016 Southport (46) IndiaIndia Rohit Khandelwal Fernando Álvarez (Mister World)Fernando Álvarez (Mister World) Fernando Álvarez MexicoMexico Aldo Esparza
2019 Manila (72) EnglandEngland Jack Heslewood South AfricaSouth Africa Fezile Mkhize MexicoMexico Brian Arturo Fauier González

¹ = 1997 the winner Sandro Finoglio Speranza from Venezuela took second place in the Manhunt International competition .
² = In 2006, third-placed Belgian Fabien Hauquier took second place in the Manhunt International competition.

Participants from German-speaking countries

year Germany Austria Switzerland
1996 Konrad Meyer Helmut Strebl -
1998 Adrian Cause
(Mister Germany 1998)
Andreas Sappl
(Mister Austria 1997)
-
2000 Marcello Barkowski (2nd place)
(Mister Germany 2000)
- -
2003 Joachim Federer
(Mister Germany 2002)
Michael Schuller
(Mister Austria 2002)
-
2007 Mark Wilke
(Mister Germany 2005/06)
Matthias Thaler (semifinals)
(Mister Austria 2005)
-
2010 Michael Pichler (semifinals) - -
2012 Alessandro Izzo
(Mister Germany 2011)
- -
2014 - Philipp Knefz
(Mister Austria 2013)
-
2016 - Fabian Kitzweger
(Mister Austria 2015)
-

See also

Manhunt International

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. E 'un belga l'uomo piu' bello: Mister Mondo '96 . In: La Stampa . September 23, 1996, p. 13.
  2. SDA : "Mister Spain" is elected "Mister World". April 1, 2007, 2:12 PM CET (accessed February 6, 2010 via LexisNexis Wirtschaft ).
  3. Xinhua General News Service: Spaniard wins "Mr. World" in Mr. Pageant 2007. April 1, 2007, 12:30 PM EST (accessed February 6, 2010 via LexisNexis Business ).
  4. ^ Beauty contest: Spaniard becomes "Mister World" at focus.de, April 2, 2007 (accessed on February 6, 2010).