Manhunt International 2011

Manhunt International 2011
Date	October 10, 2011
Venue	Imperial Palace Hotel, Seoul, Korea
Entrants	48
Debuts	Algeria, Cameroon, Slovenia
Withdraws	Bosnia & Herzegovina, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Denmark, Gibraltar, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Tanzania, USA
Returns	Angola, Bulgaria, Dominican Republic, France, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Portugal
Winner	Chen Jian Feng  China
Congeniality	Joseph Davidson  Australia
Photogenic	Alvaro Peraza Artavia  Costa Rica

Manhunt International 2011 was the 15th Manhunt International pageant, held at Imperial Palace Hotel, Seoul, Korea on October 10, 2011. 48 contestants attended the event and competing for the title.

Results

Placements

Final result	Contestant
Manhunt International 2011	China - Chen Jian Feng
1st runner-up	Dominican Republic - Nelson Omar Sterling
2nd runner-up	Belgium - Gianni Sennesael
3rd runner-up	Vietnam - Trương Nam Thành
4th runner-up	Slovak Republic - Martin Smahel
Top 15 Semi-Finalist (order)	South Africa - Ryno Swanepoel  Australia - Joe Davidson  Korea - Yongbum Lee  Philippines - Ron Marvin  Malaysia - Hazwan Hilmi  Ireland - Barry Holmes  Indonesia - Yohan Januar  Mongolia - Amgalanbaatar Odonggavaa  England - Roland Johnson  Hawaii - Rhonee Rojas

Special awards

Award	Name	Country
Mr. Friendship	Joe Davidson	Australia
Mr. Photogenic	Alvaro Peraza Artavia	Costa Rica
Mr. Physique	Bogomil Brezin	Bulgaria
Mr. Internet Popularity	Truong Nam Thanh	Vietnam
Mr. Talent	Yongbum Lee	South Korea
Mr. Personality	Rhonee Rojas	Hawaii
Best Runway Model	Wu TianChao	Hong Kong

Best in National Costume

Result	Contestant
Winner	Indonesia – Yohan Januar
1st runner-up	Mexico – Miguel Valencia
2nd runner-up	Venezuela – Jose Ampueda

Expected contestants

Country	Contestant	Age	Height (cm)	Hometown
Algeria	Bilal Noureddine Boudjerida	23	188
Angola	Silverio Martins Champanhe	21	190
Australia	Joe Davidson	19	192	Gold Coast, Queensland
Belgium	Gianni Sennesael	21	191
Bolivia	Diego Saucedo Rojas	21	187
Brazil	Lucas Malvacini	21	183
Bulgaria	Bogomil Brezin	19	196	Sofia
Cameroon	Mba Fabrice Bienvenu	23	180
China	Chen Jian Feng	26	188
Costa Rica	Alvaro Peraza Artavia	24	188
Czech Republic	Theodor Jareš	24	180	Prague
Dominican Republic	Nelson Omar Sterling	25	190
England	Roland Johnson	19	190
France	Maxime Thomasset	21	192
Germany	David Reichstein	22	189
Greece	Ioannis Pantelakakis	30	190
Hawaii	Rhonee Rojas	29	181
Hong Kong	Wu TianChao	29	187
India	Shashvat Seth	23	TBC
Indonesia	Yohan Januar	26	182
Iran	Soroush Aliasghari Namin	26	188
Ireland	Barry Holmes	31	191
Japan	Kenji Ogawa	26	187
Kazakhstan	Andrey Gurin	24	185
Korea	Yongbum Lee	23	185
Latvia	Oskars Lauva	25	192
Lebanon	Marcelino Gebrayel	25	185
Macau	Chen YiPeng	25	189
Macedonia	Goce Mojsoski	28	180
Malaysia	Hazwan Hilmi	24	188
Malta	Clive Tanti	23	182
Mexico	Miguel Valencia	25	185
Mongolia	Amga Odongavaa	23	185
Nepal	Nirjan Thapa	26	TBC
Pakistan	Amir Ali Shah	28	185
Philippines	Ron Marvin	27	TBC
Poland	Blazej Stankiewicz	22	190
Portugal	Carlos Carvalho	23	188
Singapore	Juan Wen Jie	28	186
Slovak Republic	Martin Šmahel	29	190
Slovenia	Vedran Stepancic	23	TBC
South Africa	Ryno Swanepoel	22	192
Sri Lanka	Amila Karunanayake	TBC	188
Taiwan	Chao Chen Hsiang	22	187
Thailand	Kitsakorn Locharoenrat	30	185
Turkey	Abdullah Ibrahim Gayberi	26	189
Venezuela	Jose Ampueda	23	183
Vietnam	Trương Nam Thành	20	182	Saigon

National pageant notes

Debuts

•  Algeria
•  Cameroon
•  Slovenia

Returns countries and territories

Last competed in 2002:  France Last competed in 2006:  Portugal

Last competed in 2008:  Angola  Bulgaria  Dominican Republic  Ireland  Kazakhstan  Macedonia

Withdrawals

Bosnia & Herzegovina  Panama  El Salvador

External links

• Official site

References