Manhunt International 1995

Manhunt International 1995
Venue	Singapore
Entrants	35
Debuts	Bolivia, Brazil, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Estonia, Guatemala, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Nepal, Romania, Thailand, United Kingdom
Withdrawals	Czech Republic, Italy, New Caledonia, Spain, Sweden
Returns	France
Winner	Albe Geldenhuys  South Africa

Manhunt International 1995 was the 3rd edition of the international male pageant. The final was held in Singapore. About 35 countries were represented in the pageant. Nikos Papadakis of Greece crowned Albe Geldenhuys of South Africa at the end of the event.

Results

Placements

Final result	Contestant
Manhunt International 1995	South Africa – Albe Geldenhuys
1st runner-up	India – Dino Morea
2nd runner-up	United States – David Arnold
3rd runner-up	Puerto Rico – Javier Rodriguez
4th runner-up	Kazakhstan – Rinat Khismatouli
Top 12 Semi-Finalist	Australia – Peter Poles  Belgium – Sascha Leurs  El Salvador – Jaime Paz  Estonia – Andres Lints  France – Axel Lux  Singapore – Ismail Mohd Tahir  Thailand – Vasharagiat Bunpuckdee

Special awards

Award	Name	Country
Best National Costume	Tuan Tarique Badurdeen	Sri Lanka
Mr. Talent	Sascha Leurs	Belgium
Mr. Physique	David Arnold	USA
Mr. Personality	Rinat Khismatouli	Kazakhstan
Sun Smart Award	Albe Geldenhuys	South Africa
Vitality Award	Albe Geldenhuys	South Africa
Best Groomed	Sascha Leurs	Belgium
Best Dress	Axel Lux	France
Ideal Award	Alvin Low Dai Wen	Malaysia

Delegates

Australia – Peter Poles  Austria – Rainer Kantz  Belgium – Sascha Leurs  Bolivia – Eduardo Chavez  Brazil – Antonio Robson Picoli  Cyprus – Menelaos Michaelides  Denmark – David Johnson  Dominican Republic – Hector Peralta  El Salvador – Jaime Paz  Estonia – Andres Lints  Fiji – Peni Finekaso  France – Axel Lux  Germany – Andreas Sasse  Greece – Yianni Spaliaras  Guatemala – Julio Seliman  Hawaii – Jeromy Mello  Hong Kong – Hugo Ting  India – Dino Morea

Indonesia – Irfan Mahmud  Kazakhstan – Rinat Khismatouli  Latvia – Didzis Krauze  Malaysia – Alvin Low Dai Wen    Nepal – Prashanta Tamrakar  New Zealand – Kelly Greene  Philippines – Roy de Guzman  Puerto Rico – Javier Rodriguez  Romania – Mihai Florea  Singapore – Ismail Mohd Tahir  South Africa – Albe Geldenhuys  Sri Lanka – Tuan Tarique Badurdeen   Switzerland – Antonio Ferraro  Thailand – Vasharagiat Bunpuckdee  Turkey – Onder Bekensir  United States – David Arnold  UK – Zoltan Kozma

External links

• Official site

References