Mister International 2009

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Mister International 2009
Date December 19, 2009
Venue Plaza International Hotel, Taichung, Taiwan
Entrants 29
Placements 15
Debuts Colombia, Great Britain, Ireland, Poland, Puerto Rico, Spain, Thailand
Withdraws Brazil, Croatia, Honduras, Hong Kong, Latvia, Luxembourg, Macau, Netherlands, Nigeria, Sri Lanka
Returns Costa Rica, Egypt, New Zealand
Winner Juan Bruno Kettels Torrico
 Bolivia

Mister International 2009, the 4th Mister International male pageant, was held in Plaza International Hotel, Taichung, Taiwan on December 19, 2009.[1] 29 contestants competed for the title. Juan Bruno Kettels Torrico of Bolivia[2] won the title.

Result

Placements

Final results Contestant
Mister International 2009
  •  Bolivia - Juan Bruno Kettels Torrico
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
4th runner-up
Top 10
Top 15

Special Award

Awards Contestant
Mister Photogenic
Mister Congeniality
Mister Spirit
Best National Costume

Historical significance

  • Bolivia won Mister International for first time. This is Bolivia's first ever Grand Slam title ever, male or female.
  • Lebanon, Venezuela, USA, and Singapore placed for 4 consecutive years since 2006.
  • Belgium, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Vietnam placed for the second consecutive year.
  • Ireland, Poland, Puerto Rico and Spain placed for first time.
  • Greece, and Philippines didn't place for the first time.

Schedule of events

Date Event Place Notes
December 17 Presentation Show Plaza International Hotel, Taichung, Taiwan The contestants compete in both swimsuit and formal wear. Top 15 will be determined by a panel of judges.
December 19 Finals Plaza International Hotel, Taichung, Taiwan The Top 15 will compete in swimsuit, the Top 10 compete in formal wear, followed by the announcement of the winners of Mister International.

Contestants

Country Contestant Age Height
(cm)
Hometown Occupation
 Angola Jelson Quintas 19 188 Luanda Russian Language Student
 Belgium Thomas Ladangh 21 186 Diest Sports Science Student and Team Building Assistant
 Bolivia Joan Bruno Kettels Torrico[3] 20 184 Santa Cruz Chemical Engineering Student
 Brazil Rodrigo Gomes Simoni 21 194 Maringá Model
 China Mike Bai 26 187 Shenzhen Businessman
 Colombia Juan Felipe Cardona 30 184 Medellin Marketing, Television and Model
 Costa Rica Alonso Fernández Alvarez 28 180 San José International Model
 Egypt Karim Jamal El Din 23 188 Cairo Businessman
 France Maxime Thomasset 19 190 Paris Student
 Great Britain William Moore 29 182 London Construction Sales
 Greece Nikos Douramanis 22 187 Patras Mechanical Engineering Student and Model
 India Imran Khan 24 178 Delhi Model
 Indonesia Holly Feriston 22 182 Malang Model and Student
 Ireland Francis Usanga 23 179 Dublin Model and Actor
 Korea Baek Joo Suk 24 185 Seoul Police Administration Student
 Lebanon Marcelino Gebrayel[4] 23 185 Beirut Model
 Malta Josef Lia 24 173 Qormi Machine Operator
 New Zealand Nicholas Tang 23 177 Auckland Engineer, Model and Actor
 Pakistan Asad Shah 23 179 Karachi Business Student
 Philippines Michael Manansala [5] 23 189 Pampanga Model
 Poland Sebastian Strzepka 23 188 KaeM-Studio Masseur
 Puerto Rico Heri Quiles Sáez [6] 21 173 Barranquitas Businessman
 Singapore Nelson Lee[7] 22 182 Bishan Scientist and Swimming Instructor
 Slovenia Peter Klinc[8] 26 185 Novo Mesto Photographer
 Spain Héctor Soria 22 183 Pamplona Model
 Taiwan Terry Shi[9] 25 184 Taipei Jewelry Store Clerk
 Thailand Chanon Saetang 20 181 Bangkok Student
 USA Josh Tolin[10] 23 176 Philadelphia Personal Trainer
 Venezuela Luis Nuzzo 30 181 Caracas Model and Dancer
 Vietnam Lê Xuân Vĩnh Thụy[11] 21 185 Ho Chi Minh city Model

National Pageant Notes

Debuting Countries and Territories

  • Colombia, Great Britain, Ireland, Poland, Puerto Rico, Spain and Thailand are competing for the first time in Mister International.

Returning Countries and Territories

  • New Zealand last competed in 2006.
  • Costa Rica and Egypt last competed in 2007.

Withdrawing countries and territories

  • Croatia, Honduras, Hong Kong, Latvia, Luxembourg, Macau, Netherlands, Nigeria, Kyrgysztan and Sri Lanka competed last year but not this year.

Contestant Notes

External links

References

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