Mister World 2003

Mister World 2003
Date August 9, 2003
Presenters Suzi Perry
Entertainment Barbara Baldieri
Venue Brewery Hall, London, England
Entrants 38
Placements 10
Debuts Albania, Barbados, Bosnia & Herzegovina, China PR, England, Northern Ireland, Romania, Scotland, Wales
Withdrawals Argentina, Bahamas, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Slovenia, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Zambia
Returns Aruba, Austria, Canada, Netherlands, Italy, Latvia, Malta
Winner Gustavo Narciso Gianetti
 Brazil

Mister World 2003, the fourth edition of the Mister World pageant was held at the Brewery Hall, London, England on August 9, 2003. Ignacio Kliche of Uruguay crowned his successor Gustavo Narciso Gianetti of Brazil.

Results

Placements

Final Results Contestant
Mister World 2003
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Finalists
Semi-finalists

Judges

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Contestants

 Albania

  • Gerald Shahu
  • Europe

 Angola

  • António Adelino Valentim
  • Africa

 Aruba

  • Kevin Osmond Halley
  • Caribbean

 Austria

  • Michael Schuller
  • Europe

 Barbados

  • Ronnie Morris
  • Caribbean

 Belgium

  • Fabien Hauquier
  • Europe

 Bolivia

  • Alejandro Suárez Velarde
  • Americas

 Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • Birnas Ibrahimagić
  • Europe

 Brazil

 Bulgaria

  • Danail Milev
  • Europe

 Canada

  • Adam Dreaddy
  • Americas

 China PR

  • Shuang Jian Zhou
  • Asia Pacific

 Colombia

  • Leonardo Morán
  • Americas

 Croatia

  • Bojan Milovanović
  • Europe

 England

  • Johnny Marsden
  • Europe

 Germany

  • Joachim Federer
  • Europe

 Greece

  • Athanasios Cherckeletzis
  • Europe

 Guatemala

  • José Fernando Turcios Domínguez
  • Americas

 Holland

  • Bas Hendriks
  • Europe

 Italy

  • Fabrizio Leca
  • Europe

 Latvia

  • Kaspars Patass
  • Europe

 Lebanon

  • Assaad Tarabay
  • Europe

 Malta

  • Matthew Saliba
  • Europe

 Mexico

  • José Luis Resendez Santos
  • Americas

 Northern Ireland

  • Martin McHugh
  • Europe

 Philippines

  • Marco Antonio Tamayo
  • Asia Pacific

 Puerto Rico

  • Edwin Enrique Iglesias Colón
  • Caribbean

 Romania

  • Adrian Ilie Asandei
  • Europe

 Russia

  • Alexei Pershin
  • Europe

 Scotland

  • Gordon Travis
  • Europe

 Serbia and Montenegro

  • Milentije Andrejic
  • Europe

 Singapore

  • Julian Hee Lic-Hua
  • Asia Pacific

 Spain

  • Isaac Vidjrakou Burgos
  • Europe

 Sri Lanka

 Ukraine

  • Vasili Pakhomov
  • Europe

 Uruguay

  • Andrés dos Santos
  • Americas

 Venezuela

 Wales

  • Rhodri Jenkins
  • Europe

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