Mr Gay World 2014

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Mr Gay World 2014
Date	August 31, 2014
Venue	Rome, Italy
Broadcaster	Mr Gay World Official Site
Entrants	32
Placements	10
Debuts	Cambodia Cameroon Costa Rica Cyprus Indonesia
Returns	Bulgaria Iceland Ireland Italy Venezuela
Winner	Stuart Hatton Jr.  United Kingdom
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Mr Gay World 2014, the 6th Mr Gay World competition, was held in Rome, Italy on August 31, 2014. At the end of the event Chris Olwage, Mr Gay World 2013 from New Zealand crowned Stuart Hatton Mr. Gay U.K., his successor as Mr Gay World 2014.

• Mister Gay World Congeniality Winner 2014
• Mister Gay World Art Challenge Winner 2014
• Mister Gay World Online Voting Winner 2014
• Mister Gay World Sports Challenge Winner 2014
• Mister Gay World Photogenic Winner 2014
• Video Presentation Challenge Winner 2014
• DNA Photoshoot Challenge Winner 2014
• Written Test Challenge Winner 2014
  •  Canada - Christepher Wee
• Special Challenge Winner (Baking) 2014
  •  India - Sushant Divgikar

32 delegates have been confirmed:^[1]

Country	Contestant	Age
Australia	Christopher Glebatsas	35
Austria	Klaus Burkart	21
Belgium	Willem Joris	28
Bulgaria	Georgi Todorov	32
Cambodia	Chetra Chan Hun	25
Cameroon	Julien Mbiada	29
Canada	Christepher Wee	NA
Costa Rica	Javier Alfaro	34
Cyprus	Kiriakos Spanos	26
Czech Republic	Michal Klapetek	29
Denmark	Christian-Sebastian	24
Finland	Peter Linden	29
France	Jordan Joly	22
Germany	Fabrice Gayakpa	26
Hong Kong	Bridge Hudson	30
Iceland	Troy Michael Jónsson	27
India	Sushant Divgikar	24
Indonesia	Arozak Salam	26
Ireland	Robbie Lawlor	23
Italy	Nicola La Triglia	23
Mexico	Pedro Cervantes	26
Namibia	Nelson Goagoseb	33
New Zealand	Troy Williams	33
Northern Ireland	Nick Flanagan	22
Philippines	Randolph Val Palma	30
South Africa	Werner de Waal	26
Spain	Edgar Moreno	33
Syria	Feras	32
United Kingdom	Stuart Hatton Jr	29
USA	Damien Rodgers	33
Venezuela	Luis Vento	33

•  Cambodia
•  Cameroon
•  Costa Rica
•  Cyprus

• Last competed in 2010:
  •  Italy
• Last competed in 2011:
  •  Iceland
• Last competed in 2012:
  •  Bulgaria
  •  Ireland
  •  Venezuela

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