Mister International 2016–17
Mister International 2016, is the 11th edition of the Mister International pageant, held on February 13, 2017 at The Stage @ Asiatique the Riverfront in Bangkok, Thailand.[1] Pedro Mendes of Switzerland crowned his successor Paul Iskandar of Lebanon at the end of the event.
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Date | February 13, 2017 |
Presenters | Ryan Tercero May Burapasing |
Venue | The Stage @Asiatique the Riverfront, Bangkok, Thailand |
Entrants | 35 |
Placements | 16 |
Debuts | Nepal, Paraguay |
Withdrawals | Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Georgia, Switzerland |
Returns | El Salvador, Hong Kong, Latvia, Russia, Vietnam |
Winner | Paul Iskandar![]() |
Congeniality | James Carne![]() |
Photogenic | Francisco Vergara![]() |
Results
Placements
Final Results | Contestant |
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Mister International 2016 |
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1st Runner Up |
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2nd Runner Up |
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Top 6 Finalists |
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Top 9 Semifinalists |
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Top 16 Quarter Finalists |
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§ Voted into the Top 16 by the public
Special Awards
Awards | Contestant |
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Mister Charming Smile |
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Mister Personality |
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Mister Korat Photogenic |
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Best Model International |
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Mister Congeniality |
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Missosology People's Choice Award |
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Mister Photogenic International |
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Best in National Costume |
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Mister Telegenic |
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Contestants
35 contestants have been confirmed:[2]
Country/Territory | Contestant | Age | Hometown |
![]() | James Carne | 21 | Melbourne |
![]() | Mitchell Spruyt | 24 | Genk |
![]() | Alex Limpias | 29 | Santa Cruz |
![]() | Ivo Cavalcanti | 27 | João Pessoa |
![]() | Nou Ousakphear | 25 | Phnom Penh |
![]() | Chris Synder | 19 | Rocky Mountain House, AB |
![]() | Haodong Lan | 20 | Jiangxi |
![]() | Josef Kůrka | 25 | Slany |
![]() | Robin Balses | 29 | San Salvador |
![]() | Jon Kanemoto | 25 | Agana |
![]() | Kyle Lee | 25 | Hong Kong |
![]() | Mudit Malhotra | 25 | Delhi |
![]() | Richard Liem | 29 | Tangerang |
![]() | Vinicio Modolo | 24 | Codogné |
![]() | Masaya Yamagishi | 23 | Chigasaki |
![]() | Guyeong Jung | 30 | Seoul |
![]() | Matīss Pastars | 21 | Koknese |
![]() | Paul Iskandar | 24 | Beirut |
![]() | Lew Voon Khong | 30 | Kuala Lumpur |
![]() | Manoly Diaz | 22 | Puebla |
![]() | Kyi Phyu Aung | 23 | Yangon |
![]() | Rokesh Tandukar | 28 | Kathmandu |
![]() | Chris Veltkamp | 26 | Elst |
![]() | José Lucas Barros Lima | 24 | Ciudad del Este |
![]() | Miguel Mari D. Guia | 26 | San Pablo |
![]() | Jan Dratwicki | 19 | Łódź |
![]() | Francisco Vergara | 24 | San Juan |
![]() | Emilio Fayzulini | 27 | Volgograd |
![]() | Sebastian Foo | 25 | Sembawang |
![]() | Daniel Torres Moreno | 27 | Málaga |
![]() | Daniel Rene DeZilva Wijewardena | 23 | Colombo |
![]() | Kittikun Tansuhat | 25 | Chiang Mai |
![]() | Anthony Perez | 20 | Miami |
![]() | Walfred José Crespo Urribarri | 22 | Cabimas |
![]() | Nguyen Tien Dat | 23 | Hanoi |
Other pageant notes
Returns
Last competed in 2008:
Last competed in 2012:
Last competed in 2013:
Last competed in 2014:
Withdraws
References
External links
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