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Miss World 2010, the 60th anniversary of the Miss World pageant, was held on 30 October 2010 at the Crown of Beauty TheatreinSanya, China after Vietnam backed out of the hosting contract. 115 contestants from all over the world competed for the crown. Kaiane AldorinoofGibraltar crowned her successor Alexandria Mills of the United States at end of the event.

Miss World 2010
Miss World 2010 Alexandria Mills
Date30 October 2010
Presenters
  • Steve Douglas
  • Angela Chow
  • Entertainment
  • Dave Koz
  • Carlos Aponte
  • VenueCrown of Beauty Theatre, Sanya, China
    Broadcaster
  • CCTV
  • Entrants115
    Placements25
    Withdrawals
  • Dominican Republic[1]
  • Liberia
  • Slovenia
  • Swaziland
  • Returns
  • Cayman Islands
  • Lesotho
  • Macau
  • Malawi
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis
  • Saint Lucia
  • US Virgin Islands
  • WinnerAlexandria Mills
    United States

    ← 2009

    2011 →

    Results

    Placements

    Placement Contestant
    Miss World 2010
    1st Runner-Up
    2nd Runner-Up
    Top 5
    •   China – Xiao Tang
    •   Ireland – Emma Britt Waldron
    Top 7
    Top 25

    Continental Queens of Beauty

    Continental Group Contestant
    Africa
    Americas
    Asia Pacific
    •   China – Tang Xiao
    Caribbean
    Europe
    •   Ireland – Emma Britt Waldron

    Order of Announcements

    Top 25

    1.   Ireland
    2.   Northern Ireland
    3.   Norway
    4.   Puerto Rico
    5.   Kenya
    6.   Paraguay
    7.   Saint Lucia
    8.   Netherlands
    9.   Canada
    10.   France
    11.   Bahamas
    12.   Colombia
    13.   Russia
    14.   Thailand
    15.   South Africa
    16.   Mongolia
    17.   French Polynesia
    18.   Scotland
    19.   Venezuela
    20.   Namibia
    21.   Italy
    22.   United States
    23.   Germany
    24.   China
    25.   Botswana

    Top 7

    1.   Venezuela
    2.   Ireland
    3.   China
    4.   Italy
    5.   Norway
    6.   United States
    7.   Botswana

    Top 5

    1.   Venezuela
    2.   Botswana
    3.   United States
    4.   Ireland
    5.   China

    Contestants

     
    Countries and territories which sent delegates and results for Miss World 2010[2][3]

    115 contestants competed for the title.

    Country/Territory Contestant Age Hometown
      Albania Arnita Beqiraj 18 Vlorë
      American Virgin Islands Carolyn Carter 20 Christiansted
      Angola Ivanita Jones 23 M'banza Kongo
      Argentina Mariana Arambarry 22 Santa Rosa
      Aruba Kimberly Kuiperi 21 Tanki Leendert
      Australia Ashleigh Francis 23 Sydney
      Bahamas Braneka Bassett 20 Freeport
      Barbados Danielle Bishop 21 Bridgetown
      Belarus Lyudmila Yakimovich 22 Hrodna
      Belgium Cilou Annys 19 Bruges
      Belize Jessel Lauriano 22 Belize City
      Bolivia María Teresa Roca 24 Trinidad
      Bosnia and Herzegovina Snežana Prorok 18 Istočna Ilidža
      Botswana Emma Wareus 19 Gaborone
      Brazil Kamilla Salgado 23 Belém
      Bulgaria Romina Andonova 21 Sofia
      Canada Denise Garrido 23 Bradford
      Cape Verde Joceline Fortes 22 Sao Vicente
      Cayman Islands Cristin Alexander 23 George Town
      China Tang Xiao 23 Dalian
      Colombia Laura Palacio 23 Medellín
      Costa Rica Dayana Aguilera 19 Palmares
      Cote d'Ivoire Inès Da Silva 21 N'zi-Comoé
      Croatia Katarina Banić 20 Trilj
      Curaçao Angenie Simon 24 Willemstad
      Cyprus Andrea Kkolou 19 Nicosia
      Czech Republic Veronika Machová 20 Rokycany
      Denmark Nataliya Averina 20 Roskilde
      Ecuador Ana Galarza 21 Ambato
      Egypt Sara El-Khouly 22 Cairo
      El Salvador Gabriela Molina 22 San Salvador
      England Jessica Linley 21 Nottingham
      Ethiopia Hiwot Assefa Tesfaye 20 Addis Ababa
      Finland Anne-Marie Nurminen 22 Helsinki
      France Virginie Dechenaud 24 La Frette
      French Polynesia Mihilani Teixeira 20 Papeete
      Georgia Dea Arakishvili 20 Tbilisi
      Germany Susanna Kobylinski 22 Bremen
      Ghana Mimi Areme 22 Ho
      Gibraltar Larissa Dalli 23 Gibraltar
      Greece Diamanto Gasteratou 22 Athens
      Guadeloupe Ericka Aly 20 Petit-Bourg
      Guatemala Lucía Mazariegos 19 Antigua, Guatemala
      Guyana Aletha Shepherd 22 Georgetown
      Honduras Marilyn Medina 18 Tegucigalpa
      Hong Kong Sammi Cheung 23 Hong Kong
      Hungary Jennifer Kalo 22 Budapest
      Iceland Fanney Ingvarsdóttir 19 Garðabær
      India Manasvi Mamgai 22 New Delhi
      Indonesia Asyifa Latief 21 Bandung
      Ireland Emma Britt Waldron 21 Celbridge
      Israel Shavit Wiesel 20 Be'eri
      Italy Giada Pezzaioli 18 Montichiari
      Jamaica Chantal Alicia Raymond 24 Kingston
      Japan Hiroko Matsunaga 18 Fukuoka
      Kazakhstan Asselina Kuchukova 27 Almaty
      Kenya Natasha Metto 20 Nairobi
      Korea Kim Hye-young 20 Gyeongsangbuk-do
      Latvia Ludmila Voroncova 19 Riga
      Lebanon Rahaf Abdallah 22 Khiam
      Lesotho Karabelo Mokoallo 23 Maseru
      Lithuania Gritė Maruškevičiūtė 21 Vilnius
      Luxembourg Shari Thuyns 19 Mamer
      Macau Cherry Ng Ka-I 23 Macau
      Macedonia Stefani Borsova 20 Skopje
      Malawi Ella Kabambe 24 Blantyre
      Malaysia Nadia Min Dern Heng 25 Kuala Lumpur
      Malta Francesca Gaspar 24 Iklin
      Martinique Tully Fremcourt 20 La Trinité
      Mauritius Dalysha Doorga 23 Goodlands
      Mexico Anabel Solís 23 Mérida
      Moldova Daria Zaiteva 20 Chişinău
      Mongolia Sarnai Amar 23 Ulaanbaatar
      Montenegro Milica Milatović 18 Podgorica
      Namibia Odile Gertze 22 Windhoek
      Nepal Sadichha Shrestha 19 Kathmandu
      Netherlands Desirée van den Berg 23 Santpoort
      New Zealand Cody Yerkovich 18 Kaitaia
      Nigeria Fiona Amuzie 19 Minna
      Northern Ireland Lori Moore 20 Belfast
      Norway Mariann Birkedal 23 Stavanger
      Panama Paola Vaprio Medaglia 24 Panama City
      Paraguay Egni Eckert 23 Luque
      Peru Alexandra Liao 20 Lima
      Philippines Czarina Gatbonton 19 Malolos
      Poland Agata Szewioła 21 Żary
      Portugal Catarina Aragonez 22 Portalegre
      Puerto Rico Yara Lasanta 24 Barranquitas
      Romania Lavinia Postolache 21 Piteşti
      Russia Irina Sharipova 18 Apastovo
      Saint Kitts and Nevis Fatisha Imo 22 Basseterre
      Saint Lucia Aiasha Gustave 18 Gros Islet
      Scotland Nicola Mimnagh 21 Kilbarchan
      Serbia Milica Jelić 20 Belgrade
      Sierra Leone Neyorlyn Williams 19 Freetown
      Singapore Anusha Rajaseharan 21 Singapore
      Slovakia Marína Georgievová 18 Banská Bystrica
      South Africa Nicole Flint 22 Pretoria
      Spain Fátima Jiménez 21 Sevilla
      Sri Lanka Fallon Ranasinghe 22 Colombo
      Suriname Jo-ann Maria Sang 19 Paramaribo
      Sweden Dani Chelsea Karlsson 25 Stockholm
      Tanzania Genevieve Mpangala 20 Chang'ombe
      Thailand Sirirat Rueangsri 22 Chiang Mai
      Trinidad and Tobago Davia Chambers 18 Couva
      Turkey Gizem Memiç 20 Gaziantep
      Uganda Heyzme Nansubuga 25 Jinja
      Ukraine Kateryna Zakharchenko 21 Odesa
      United States Alexandria Mills 18 Louisville
      Uruguay Eliana Olivera 22 Montevideo
      Venezuela Adriana Vasini 23 Maracaibo
      Vietnam Nguyễn Ngọc Kiều Khanh 19 Ho Chi Minh City
      Wales Courtenay Hamilton 20 Llantwit Major
      Zambia Zindaba Hanzala 20 Lusaka
      Zimbabwe Samantha Tshuma 21 Bulawayo

    Judges

    The judges for Miss World 2010 were:

  • Denise PerrierMiss World 1953 from France
  • Ann SidneyMiss World 1964 from United Kingdom
  • Mary StävinMiss World 1977 from Sweden
  • Agbani DaregoMiss World 2001 from Nigeria
  • María Julia MantillaMiss World 2004 from Peru
  • Zhang ZilinMiss World 2007 from China
  • Ksenia SukhinovaMiss World 2008 from Russia
  • Krish Naidoo – Miss World International Ambassador
  • Mike Dixon – Miss World Musical Director
  • Zhao Benshan – Actor & Comedian
  • Bruce Zhao – Chairperson of the Huayu Group
  • Andrew Minarik – Miss World Make-Up & Hairdresser
  • It was reported that Beijing may have pressured the judges to provide low scores for Mariann Birkedal, Miss Norway, because the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to one of its political prisoners, Liu Xiaobo.[4][5] During the time of the pageant, relations between China and Norway were "very strained."[5]

    Notes

    Returns

  • Last competed in 1997:
  • Last competed in 2003:
  • Last competed in 2005:
  • Last competed in 2008:
  • Withdrawals

    Replacements

    Country Changes

    Venue

    Vietnam backed out

    On 8 June 2009, Mr. Hoang Kieu (RAAS Group Chairperson) and Mrs. Morley publicly agreed on Nha Trang as host for Miss World 2010.

    According to a manager of the Tien Giang Tourism JS Company, RAAS bought 31 hectares in total to build a tourism site for Miss World 2010, which led to a public debate about some national ecological reserves being devastated and people having to leave their homes due to increasing living costs.[9]

    On 28 January 2010, RAAS told Khanh Hoa People's Committee office to announce that they were no longer organising the event without an official explanation on the debate. Khanh Hoa Province then decided to host Miss World with new sponsors. RAAS would return as the main sponsor if another province was assigned as host.[3]

    Finally on 2 April 2010, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan approved a proposal by the host province Khanh Hoa to back out of hosting Miss World.[10]

    Although Miss World 2010 was held in Sanya, China, RAAS Group was still in charge of the financial backing for the event. RAAS confirmed that Miss World would be back to Mỹ Tho, Tien Giang Province later in 2011 or 2012.[11] However, according to many reliable newswire such as VnExpress, there is no way for Miss World being organised in Tien Giang Province in 2011 or 2012 under the umbrella of RAAS because Mr. Hoang Kieu owed the landlords in the province, involved in the tourism project millions of dollars,[12]

    References

    1. ^ a b "Bản sao đã lưu trữ". Archived from the original on 4 September 2010. Retrieved 13 October 2010.
  • ^ Vietnam should withdraw as Miss World 2010 host: official Archived 28 March 2010 at the Wayback Machine, Miss World 2010 relocation scandal brewing
  • ^ a b VnExpress – RAAS đơn phương rút khỏi Miss World 2010 Archived 20 February 2011 at the Wayback Machine. Date: 28 January 2010. Retrieved 30 January 2010 (in Vietnamese)
  • ^ Sheridan, Michael (November 2010). "Miss Norway Mariann Birkedal lost Miss World to Alexandria Mills over Norway, China dispute: report". Daily News. New York.
  • ^ a b "Did Nobel Peace Prize affect Miss World outcome?". USA Today. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
  • ^ "Miss World 2010: News from Hungary". The Times of Beauty. 20 September 2010. Archived from the original on 9 October 2010. Retrieved 3 December 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
  • ^ "Show Contestant". 2 August 2010. Archived from the original on 2 August 2010.
  • ^ "All Contestant | Miss World". 4 September 2010. Archived from the original on 4 September 2010.
  • ^ "VietnamNet –『Hoa hậu』và những dự án đất". Archived from the original on 31 October 2009.
  • ^ "Vietnam won't hold Miss World 2010: Deputy PM". Thanh Niên News. 3 April 2010. Archived from the original on 14 September 2012. Retrieved 10 September 2020.
  • ^ Thanh Nien Online – "Khanh Hoa begged off Miss World 2010" Archived 6 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine (in Vietnamese).
  • ^ "Hoang Kieu owed Tien Giang peasants millions of dollars". 2Sao (in Vietnamese). 19 May 2010. Archived from the original on 9 July 2012. Retrieved 10 September 2020.

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