Mister Supranational 2025

Mister Supranational 2025
Date	28 June 2025
Presenters	Davina Reeves Nico Panagio Aleksander Sikora Luis Portelles Dani Walker [1]
Entertainment	Katarzyna Sawczuk BeMy Zach Day Kaeyra Jan Majewski [1]
Venue	Strzelecki Park Amphitheater, Nowy Sącz, Lesser Poland, Poland
Broadcaster	Polsat YouTube
Entrants	38
Placements	20
Debuts	Hong Kong Macau Nigeria
Withdrawals	Argentina Côte d'Ivoire Germany Guatemala Haiti Ireland Laos Paraguay Slovakia
Returns	Belgium Cambodia Cameroon China Curaçao France Namibia
Winner	Swann Lavigne France
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Mister Supranational 2025 was the 9th edition of the Mister Supranational pageant, held at the Strzelecki Park Amphitheater in Nowy Sącz, Poland, on 28 June 2025.

Fezile Mkhize of South Africa crowned Swann Lavigne of France as his successor at the end of the event. This was the first time that France had won this pageant, and the second European country to do so.

On March 14, 2025, Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski, the president of the Mister Supranational Organization, announced that the 9th edition of Mister Supranational will take place on June 28, 2025 at Malopolska, Poland.^[2]

Contestants from 38 countries and territories were selected to compete for the 2025 edition.

Daniel Purwandi of Indonesia was set to compete this edition, but stepped down from the title for unknown reasons. He was later replaced by Mustanir Afif.^[3]

Ugochukwu Nwokolo withdrew for undisclosed reasons.^[4] The Mr. Nigeria organization later replaced Michael Mazi as the new titleholder.^[5]

Jérémy Canizares was crowned as Mister Supranational France. However, he relinquish his title due to work commitments. Ten days later, the Mister National France organization later appointed Swann Lavigne as the new representative, who subsequently won the title of Mister Supranational 2025.^[6]

Hà Quang Anh Trung was appointed to compete this edition.^[7] However, he stepped down from the title due to his injury. He was later replaced by Nguyễn Minh Khắc.^[8]

This edition will mark the debuts of Hong Kong, Macau, and Nigeria; and will also feature the returns of Belgium, Cambodia, China, Curaçao, Ireland and Namibia.

Belgium, Cambodia, Cameroon, France, and Namibia last competed in 2023; while China and Curaçao last competed in 2018.

Argentina, Côte d'Ivoire, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, Laos, Paraguay, and Slovakia withdrew after their respective organizations failed to appoint a delegate, hold a national competition, or lost their national franchise.

Additionally, Andrés Iyanga Merino of Equitorial Guinea and Erusha Gimshan of Sri Lanka, who were expected to participate, had no-shows in Poland; both had taken part of the Supra Chat Challenge 2025.

Glenn Williamson of Ireland withdrew before the finale, citing critical health issues.

Placement	Contestant[9][10]
Mister Supranational 2025	France – Swann Lavigne ∆ ‡
1st Runner-Up	Curaçao – Zuemerik Veeris
2nd Runner-Up	Mexico – Mauricio Calvo
3rd Runner-Up	Nigeria – Michael Mazi §
4th Runner-Up	Philippines – Kenneth Cabungcal
Top 10	Czech Republic – Tomas Haring  Indonesia – Mustanir Afif  Puerto Rico – Anthony Delgado  Venezuela – Víctor Battista  Vietnam – Nguyễn Minh Khắc
Top 20	Canada – Daniel Rodríguez  China – Haoyong Qin  Hong Kong – Wei Zihong  India – Shubham Sharma ∆  Namibia – Mmoloki Samoka  Netherlands – Anthony Henricus  Poland – Adam Wyszyński  South Africa – Luca Pontiggia ∆  Spain – Pablo Herrera  Thailand – Piyapong Kammeesawang

Note:

^∆ Automatically qualified for the top 20 finalists after winning fast-track challenges.

^§ Automatically qualified for the top 10 finalists after winning the "Supra Fan Vote".

^‡ Automatically qualified for the top 20 finalists chosen as "the Candidate's Choice" (chosen by fellow contestants).

Source:^[10]

The award was presented to representatives with the highest ranking within the continent, excluding those in the Top 5.

Continent/Region	Contestant
Africa	South Africa – Luca Pontiggia
Americas	Venezuela – Víctor Battista
Asia	Indonesia – Mustanir Afif
Caribbean	Puerto Rico – Anthony Delgado
Europe	Czech Republic – Tomas Haring

Award	Contestant
Friendship	South Africa – Luca Pontiggia
Fitness	China – Haoyong Qin
Talent	South Korea – Lee Seung Chan
Influencer	India – Shubham Sharma
Supra Chat	South Africa – Luca Pontiggia
Supra Model of The Year	France – Swann Lavigne
Supra Fan Vote	Nigeria – Michael Mazi
Candidates' Choice	France – Swann Lavigne
From The Ground Up	Indonesia - Mustanir Afif

The Supra Chat with contestants was premiered on April 23, 2025, and was broadcast on the official YouTube channel of Mister Supranational. During the event, contestants were grouped into clusters of four to six, where they individually presented themselves. There were six groups, with winners from each group will advance to the final round of the challenge.

•   Advanced to the semi-finals

Group	Country or territory						Ref.
	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Cambodia	China	India	Indonesia	South Korea	Vietnam[a]	[11]
2	Belgium	Curaçao	Czech Republic	Jamaica	Namibia	Netherlands	[12]
3	Dominican Republic	Ecuador	Mexico	Peru	Spain	Venezuela	[13]
4	Colombia	Equatorial Guinea	France	Nigeria	Poland	Puerto Rico	[14]
5	Brazil	Canada	Malta	Sierra Leone	South Africa	Trinidad and Tobago	[15]
6	Cameroon	Myanmar	Nepal	Philippines	Sri Lanka	—	[16]

•   Advanced to the Top 20 via Supra Chat

Results	Country[citation needed]
Winner	South Africa – Luca Pontiggia
Top 6	China – Haoyong Qin  Mexico – Mauricio Calvo  Namibia – Mmoloki Samoka  Nigeria – Michael Mazi  Philippines – Kenneth Cabungcal

The participant with the highest overall performance in the challenge will automatically be advanced to become one of the Top 20 semifinalists in the final round.

•   Advanced to the Top 20 via Mister Influencer Opportunity

Placement	Contestant
Winner	India – Shubham Sharma

The Supra Fan-Vote event commenced on June 19, 2025, and will conclude on the day of the finals. The recipient of the most votes in the Supra Fan Vote was directly promoted to the Top 10 of Mister Supranational 2025. The voting period occurred prior to the final evening and closed before the start of the finals. The definitive ranking of the leaderboard will disclose on June 28 ahead of the finals night.

•   Advanced to the Top 10 via Supra Fan-vote

Placement	Contestant
Winner	Nigeria – Michael Mazi
Top 10	China – Haoyong Qin  Colombia – Cristian Pérez  France – Swann Lavigne  Indonesia – Mustanir Afif  Jamaica – Shevauni Powell  Philippines – Kenneth Cabungcal  Spain – Pablo Herrera  Thailand – Piyapong Kammeesawang  Venezuela – Víctor Battista

On June 23, 2025, the Supra Model of the Year contest was live-streamed on the official Miss Supranational YouTube channel at 8:30 PM.^[17] At the finals, one of the three finalists will be announced as the semi-finalist progressing to the final round.

•   Advanced to the Top 20 via Supra Model of the Year

Placement	Contestant
Winner	France – Swann Lavigne
Top 3	Curaçao – Zuemerik Veeris  Mexico – Mauricio Calvo
Top 10	Czech Republic – Tomas Haring  India – Shubham Sharma  Indonesia – Mustanir Afif  Netherlands – Anthony Henricus  Nigeria – Michael Mazi  Puerto Rico – Anthony Delgado  Spain – Pablo Herrera

On June 21, five talent entries will showcase on the official YouTube channel of Mister Supranational, and subsequent votes were cast. The Supra Talent Finals will stream live on the Miss Supranational official YouTube channel on June 23, 2025.^{[citation needed]}

Results	Country
Winner	South Korea – Lee Seung Chan
Top 5	Cameroon – Gaetan Engamba  Curaçao – Zuemerik Veeris    Nepal – Cyrus Bishwakarma  Nigeria – Michael Mazi

Thirty-eight contestants competed for the title:

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age[b]	Hometown	Continental Group
Belgium	Somar Alsaho[18]	24	Brussels	Europe
Brazil	Igor Thierry[19]	24	Manaus	Americas
Cambodia	Seanghuy Heab[20]	31	Battambang	Asia
Cameroon	Gaetan Engamba	33	Yaounde	Africa
Canada	Daniel Rodriguez	29	Maturín	Americas
China	Haoyong Qin[21]	32	Linfen	Asia
Colombia	Cristian Pérez[22]	28	Barranquilla	Americas
Curaçao	Zuemerik Veeris[23]	33	Willemstad	Caribbean
Czech Republic	Tomas Haring[24]	31	Prague	Europe
Dominican Republic	Stanley Castellanos[25]	22	Mao	Caribbean
Ecuador	Andrey Soliz[26]	30	Ibarra	Americas
France	Swann Lavigne[27]	24	Taulignan	Europe
Hong Kong	Wei Zihong	25	Sichuan	Asia
India	Shubham Sharma[28]	24	Mumbai	Asia
Indonesia	Mustanir Afif[3]	30	Banda Aceh	Asia
Jamaica	Shevauni Powell[29]	31	Manchester	Caribbean
Macau	Zhengqi Ai	30	Shenzhen	Asia
Malaysia	Leon Lo[30]	34	Kota Kinabalu	Asia
Malta	Slaven Micallef[31]	27	Naxxar	Europe
Mexico	Mauricio Calvo[32]	29	Guadalajara	Americas
Myanmar	Hlaing Bwar	22	Mawlamyine	Asia
Namibia	Mmoloki Samoka[33]	28	Windhoek	Africa
Nepal	Cyrus Bishwakarma	22	Kathmandu	Asia
Netherlands	Anthony Henricus[34]	22	Rotterdam	Europe
Nigeria	Michael Mazi[35]	26	Abagana	Africa
Peru	Eleazar Moreno[36]	32	Lima	Americas
Philippines	Kenneth Cabungcal[37]	25	Dumaguete	Asia
Poland	Adam Wyszyński[38]	32	Warsaw	Europe
Puerto Rico	Anthony Delgado[39]	26	Arecibo	Caribbean
South Africa	Luca Pontiggia	34	Johannesburg	Africa
South Korea	Lee Seung Chan[40]	32	Seoul	Asia
Sierra Leone	Ibrahim Imram Kamara[41]	29	Freetown	Africa
Spain	Pablo Herrera[42]	33	Murcia	Europe
Thailand	Piyapong Kammeesawang[43]	32	Phrae	Asia
Trinidad and Tobago	Le Vaun Oliver[44]	27	Arima	Caribbean
United States	Christopher Hayden Cox	32	Honolulu	Americas
Venezuela	Víctor Battista[45]	29	Caracas	Americas
Vietnam	Nguyễn Minh Khắc[8]	33	Ho Chi Minh City	Asia

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