Manhunt International 2006

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Manhunt International 2006
Date	April 19, 2006
Venue	Jinjiang City, China
Entrants	53
Placements	15
Winner	Jaime Augusto Mayol^[1] USA East

Manhunt International 2006 was the 11th Manhunt International pageant, held in Jinjiang city, China on April 19, 2006. 53 participants competed in this edition. Jaime Augusto Mayol, represented the USA East won the title.

Official Results

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Manhunt International 2006	USA – Jaime Augusto Mayol^[1]
1st Runner-up	Belgium – Fabien Hauquier^[1]
2nd Runner-up	China – Zhao Zheng^[1]
3rd Runner-up	Turkey – Gokhan Keser
4th Runner-up	Spain- José Méndez
Top 15	Costa Rica – Gabriel Garro Reinhardt Brazil – Alex de Assis Nunes Philippines – Lago Lagapa Raterta India – Aryan Baruah Indonesia – Rangga Raditya Canada – Ryan Pugsley Panama – Harry Duncan Peru – Richard Chikhani Carrillo Venezuela – Miguel Angel Brito Greece – Christos Kousouris

Special awards

Award	Contestant
Mr. Friendship	1. Germany – Yasin Ercan 2. USA West – Chris Friel 3. Taiwan – Eric Lee Cho-En
Mr. Photogenic	1. Costa Rica – Gabriel Garro Reinhardt 2. Turkey – Gokhan Keser 3. Indonesia – Rangga Raditya
Best National Costume	1. Taiwan – Eric Lee Cho-En 2. Syria – Abdula Haj 3. Panama – Harry Duncan
Mr. Personality	1. USA West – Chris Friel 2. Belgium – Fabien Hauquier 3. India – Aryan Baruah
Best Runway Model	China – Zhao Zheng
Mr. Internet Popularity	1. Singapore – Isaac Mong Dong Peng 2. Brazil – Alex de Assis Nunes 3. Lebanon – Rafic Bou Zeid
Mr. Physique	1. Australia – Rami Habibi 2. Belgium – Fabien Hauquier 3. Peru – Richard Chikhani Carrillo
Mr. Talent	1. New Zealand – Michael Murray 2. Hawaii – Nomer Yuzo 3. Brazil – Alex de Assis Nunes & Gibraltar -Keith Chiara
Mr. Fitness	1. Malaysia – Peter Toong 2. Macedonia – Dragan Stojcevski 3. Egypt – Khaled Mohamed
Media's Choice	Taiwan – Eric Lee Cho-En

Regional winners

Area	Contestant
American Manhunt	Bolivia – Hans Kupferberg Gamboa Guam – Stephen Jones Kosovo – Edon Kelmendi
Manhunt Africa & Islands	Australia – Rami Habibi South Africa – Heimar Beukes Puerto Rico – Juan Carlos Frontado
Manhunt Asia	Taiwan – Eric Lee Cho-En Korea – Shin Ho-chul Vietnam – Le Quang Hoa
European Manhunt	Macedonia – Dragan Stojcevski Latvia – Arturs Alberts Portugal – Carlos Gonzalez
Manhunt Mediterranean	Lebanon – Rafic Bou Zeid Syria – Abdula Haj Cyprus – Dinos Kyriacou

Contestants

Angola – Ricardo Fernandes
Australia – Rami Habibi
Belgium – Fabien Hauquier
Bolivia – Hans Kupferberg Gamboa
Brazil – Alex de Assis Nunes
Bulgaria – Valentino Veltoliev
Cambodia – Rethy Chey
Canada – Ryan Pugsley
Costa Rica – Gabriel Garro Reinhardt
Cyprus – Dinos Kyriacou
Dominican Republic – Elisio Paulo Cortés Melendez
Egypt – Khaled Mohamed
Estonia – Serge Tsernuhha
Germany – Ercan Yasin
Gibraltar – Keith Chiara
Greece – Christos Kousouris
Guam – Stephen Jones
Hawaii – Nomer Yuzo
Hong Kong – Roy Pang Ming Fai
India – Aryan Baruah
Indonesia – Rangga Raditya
Italy – Raden Vertova
Japan – Suguru Saoda
Kazakhstan – Bagdat Uskenbayev
Korea – Shin Ho-chul
Kosovo – Edon Kelmendi
Latvia – Arturs Alberts

Lebanon – Rafic Bou Zeid
Macau – Kon Chan Kwun Wah
Malaysia – Peter Toong
Malta – Joseph Ellis
Mexico – Jesus Alberto Lopez
New Zealand – Michael Murray
Panama – Harry Duncan
China – Zhao Zheng
Peru – Richard Chikhani Carrillo
Philippines – Lago Lagapa Raterta
Portugal – Carlos Gonzalez
Puerto Rico – Juan Carlos Frontado
Macedonia – Dragan Stojcevski
Russia – Pavel Strukov
Singapore – Isaac Mong Dong Peng
South Africa- Heimar Beukes
Spain – José Méndez
Sweden – Sten Alexander Sundquist
Syria – Abdula Haj
Taiwan – Eric Lee Cho-En
Turkey – Gokhan Keser
Ukraine – Aleksei Belobrov
USA East – Jaime Augusto Mayol
USA West – Chris Friel
Venezuela – Miguel Angel Brito
Vietnam – Le Quang Hoa

National pageant notes

Debuts

Hawaii
Japan
Egypt
Syria

Returning countries and territories

Last competed in 1995:
- Dominican Republic

Last competed in 1997:
- Indonesia
- Ukraine

Last competed in 1998:
- Costa Rica
- Peru
- Russia

Last competed in 1999:
- Kazakhstan
- Macedonia
- Spain

Last competed in 2001:
- Angola

Last competed in 2002:
- Estonia
- Italy
- Kosovo
- Mexico
- Portugal
- United States
- Vietnam

Withdrawals

Nepal
Norway
Nicaragua
Scotland
Sri Lanka

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Male Model Contest Winners Announced". China Radio International. April 20, 2006. Retrieved 8 November 2010.

External links

Manhunt International Official Website

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