Mister World 2016
| Data | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | Floral Hall of the Southport Convention Centre, Southport, Wielka Brytania | ||
| Prowadzenie | Megan Young, Frankie Cena | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Mister World 2016 – dziewiąta gala konkursu Mister World, która odbyła się 19 lipca 2016 roku w Floral Hall of the Southport Convention Centre w Southport w Wielkiej Brytanii. W konkursie wzięło udział 47 kandydatów wybranych w eliminacjach regionalnych konkursów.
Pod koniec gali koronę najprzystojniejszego mężczyzny na świecie przekazał dotychczasowy Mister World – Nicklas Pedersen, który reprezentował Danię podczas konkursu Mister World 2014. Konkurs wygrał Mister Indii – Rohit Khandelwal.
Jurorzy
W komisji jurorskiej wyborów Mister World 2016 zasiedli:
- Carina Tyrell – Miss Anglii 2014, finalistka Miss World 2014 (Top 5)
- Juan Garcia Postigo – Mister World 2007
- Julia Morley – Prezes Organizacji Miss World
- Francisco Escobar – Mister World 2012
Wyniki
Główny konkurs
| Wyniki finału | Uczestnik |
|---|---|
| Mister World 2016 |
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| 1. wicemister |
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| 2. wicemister |
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| Top 5 | |
| Top 10[1] |
MobStar People’s Choice
Na kilka dni przed konkursem przeprowadzony został dodatkowy plebiscyt, w którym internauci wybierali swojego faworyta do wygrania tytułu Mister World 2016. Głosowanie odbywało się w aplikacji komórkowej MobStar. W trakcie plebiscytu oddano ponad milion głosów[2].
| Wyniki finału | Kraj | Uczestnik |
|---|---|---|
| Zwycięzca głosowania |  Polska | Rafał Jonkisz |
| 2. miejsce |  Indie | Rohit Khandelwal |
| 3. miejsce |  Malta | Timmy Puschkin |
| 4. miejsce |  Meksyk | Aldo Esparza Ramirez |
| 5. miejsce |  Kanada | Jinder Atwal |
| 6. miejsce |  Austria | Fabian Kitzweger |
| 7. miejsce |  Filipiny | Sam Ajdani |
| 8. miejsce |  Anglia | Christopher Bramell |
| 9. miejsce |  Szkocja | Tristan Cameron Harper |
| 10. miejsce |  Południowa Afryka | Armand du Plessis |
Uczestnicy
| Kraj | Uczestnik | Wiek | Wzrost | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anglia | Christopher Bramell | 23 | 1,85 m | Liverpool |
 Argentyna | Robertino Dalla Benetta | 27 | 1,94 m | Rosario |
| Austria | Fabian Kitzweger | 23 | 1,77 m | Velm |
 Boliwia | Sebastian Molina Rivero | 22 | 1,80 m | Warnes |
 Brazylia | Lucas Montandon | 26 | 1,87 m | Brasília |
 Bułgaria | Kaloyan Mihaylov | 19 | 1,98 m | Sofia |
 Chiny | Chang Zhousheng | 23 | 1,88 m | Hajnan |
 Curaçao | Danilo Christopher Juliet | 20 | 1,89 m | Curaçao |
 Dania | Rasmus Kamaei Pedersen | 23 | 1,87 m | Horsens |
| Filipiny | Sam Ajdani | 25 | 1,88 m | Iloilo |
 Francja | Kevin-Martin Gadrat | 26 | 1,80 m | Lyon |
 Ghana | Selorm Tay | 25 | 1,72 m | Akra |
 Grecja | Iraklis Kozas | 26 | 1,80 m | Ateny |
 Gwadelupa | Ludovic Letin | 29 | 1,85 m | Gwadelupa |
 Hiszpania | Angel Martinez Elul | 21 | 1,87 m | Kartagena |
 Honduras | Abelardo Enrique Bobadilla Rosa | 28 | 1,80 m | Tegucigalpa |
| Indie | Rohit Khandelwal | 26 | 1,82 m | Hajdarabad |
 Irlandia | Darren King | 27 | 1,88 m | Athlone |
 Irlandia Północna | Paul Pritchard | 26 | 1,84 m | Ballymena |
 Japonia | Yuki Sato | 23 | 1,80 m | Tokio |
| Kanada | Jinder Atwal | 28 | 1,85 m | Terrace |
 Kenia | Kevin Oduor Owiti | 20 | 1,78 m | Nairobi |
 Korea Południowa | Seo Young-suk | 27 | 1,86 m | Seul |
 Kostaryka | Daniel Alfaro Barrantes | 24 | 1,78 m | Grecia |
 Malezja | Mohammad Yusuf Tony | 25 | 1,80 m | Labuan |
| Malta | Timmy Puschkin | 23 | 1,80 m | Malta |
| Meksyk | Aldo Esparza Ramirez | 26 | 1,85 m | Jalisco |
 Mołdawia | Anatolie Jalba | 24 | 1,82 m | Kiszyniów |
 Nepal | Ganesh Agrawal | 29 | 1,85 m | Katmandu |
 Niemcy | Oleg Justus | 28 | 1,88 m | Kolonia |
 Nikaragua | Edson Janyny Bonilla | 25 | 1,75 m | Managua |
 Nigeria | Michael Amilo | 27 | 1,85 m | Enugu Ukwu |
 Panama | Sergio Lopés Goti | 29 | 1,85 m | Panama |
 Peru | Alan Massa | 24 | 1,88 m | Lima |
| Polska | Rafał Jonkisz | 19 | 1,87 m | Rzeszów |
| Południowa Afryka | Armand du Plessis | 27 | 1,82 m | Johannesburg |
 Portoryko | Fernando Alberto Alvaréz Soto | 21 | 1,83 m | Coamo |
 Rumunia | Ion Garaba | 23 | 1,82 m | Bukareszt |
 Salwador | David Arias | 28 | 1,83 m | Ilobasco |
 Sri Lanka | Jake Elwood John Senaratne | 22 | 1,85 m | Kolombo |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Alexander Ouellet | 22 | 1,73 m | Boston |
| Szkocja | Tristan Cameron Harper | 28 | 1,88 m | Broughty Ferry (Dundee) |
 Szwajcaria | Betim Morina | 18 | 1,83 m | Lozanna |
 Szwecja | Robin Mahler | 27 | 1,81 m | Sollefteå |
 Walia | Joseph Anthony Street | 28 | 1,91 m | Swansea |
 Włochy | Federico Carta | 25 | 1,87 m | Carbonia |
Przypisy
- ↑ So our TOP 10 is... (ang.). W: Mister World [on-line]. twitter.com, 2016-07-19. [dostęp 2016-07-19].
- ↑ Poland is the King of MobStar! (ang.). W: Mister World [on-line]. mrworld.tv, 2016-07-16. [dostęp 2016-07-19].
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