Manhunt International Philippines
Manhunt International Philippines wass a beauty pageant in the Philippines open to male contestants.
Formation | 1993 |
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Type | Male Beauty Pageant |
Legal status | Active |
Headquarters | Manila, Philippines |
Official language | English, Filipino |
Leader | Carlo Morris Galang |
Parent organization | Manhunt International |
Budget | $2 M CAD |
Website | http://www.manhuntphilippines.com/ |
Since 2023, the franchise has been held by Empire Philippines, Inc. and one of the titles awarded in the inaugural edition of Mister Pilipinas Worldwide and the following editions.
Titleholders
Number of Wins under Manhunt International Philippines. | ||
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Current franchises | ||
Pageant | Title | Winning year(s) |
Manhunt International | 1 | 2012 |
Year | Titleholder | Hometown | Placement | Special Award(s) |
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1993 | Aaron Small | 3rd Runner Up |
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1994 | Bernie Vedasco Guindo | Unplaced | None | |
1995 | Roy de Guzman | Unplaced | None | |
1997 | Vincent Pinto | 2nd Runner Up |
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1998 | Michael Sol Cruz | Unplaced | None | |
1999 | Alexander Judilla | Unplaced |
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2000 | Richard Stewart | Unplaced |
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2001 | Ric Cayzer | Unplaced |
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2002 | Bruce Quebral | Unplaced | None | |
2005 | Ronald Brent Javier | Unplaced |
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2006 | Iago Raterta | Top 16 Semifinalist | None | |
2007 | Don Mendoza | Unplaced |
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2008 | Marvin Wijangco | Top 16 Semifinalist |
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2010 | Carlo Morris Galang | Unplaced | None | |
2011 | Ron Marvin Miranda | Top 16 Semifinalist | None | |
2012 | June Mendoza Macasaet | Manhunt International 2012 |
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2013 | Jamiel Ventosa | No Pageant Held | ||
2016 | Don Mcgyver Cochico | Top 16 Semifinalist | None | |
2017 | Daniel Azurin | Top 16 Semifinalist |
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2018 | Jeff Langan | 3rd Runner Up |
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2020 | Daumier Corilla | Top 10 Finalist |
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2022 | Joshua De Sequera | 1st Runner Up |
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See also
- Philippines at Major International Male Beauty Pageants
- Mister World Philippines
- Mister Pilipinas Worldwide
- Misters of Filipinas
External links
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