Man of the World 2019 was the third edition of the Man of the World competition, held at the Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines, on July 11, 2019.[1]
Cao Xuân Tài of Vietnam crowned Daniel Georgiev of Bulgaria at the end of the event. The first runner-up Jin Kyu Kim of South Korea took over the title on July 29, 2020.[2] [3] [4]
| Placement | Contestant | |
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| Man of the World 2019 |
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| 1st Runner-Up |
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| 2nd Runner-Up |
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| 3rd Runner-Up |
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| 4th Runner-Up |
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| Top 10 |
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| Top 18 |
| Contestants | Ref | |
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| Best in Advocacy |  Brazil – Jean Fillippe Vitor Silva | rowspan="11" |
| Mr. Photogenic |  India Krishna Salak | |
| Mr. Congeniality |  Guinea – Mamadou Bailo Diallo  Sudan – Eisa Hider Alfake | |
| Mr. Personality |  Lebanon – Adel Serhal  Morocco – Elomri Lahoucine | |
| Fashion of the World |  Namibia – Kennedy Amadhila | |
| Best in Beach Wear |  Czech Republic – Jakub Jurcak | |
| Best in National Costume |  Spain – Carlos Marquez Saez  Indonesia Isaac Agung Budiman India Krishna Salak  Philippines John Paul Ocat | |
| Best in Formal Wear | – Jin Kyu Kim | |
| Best in Swimwear |  Bulgaria – Daniel Georgiev Czech Republic – Jakub Jurcak – Jin Kyu Kim | |
| Psalmstre New Placenta Choice | Bulgaria – Daniel Georgiev | |
| Mr. David's Salon | Bulgaria – Daniel Georgiev |
| Country | Contestant | References |
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| Grigor Sayadyan | [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] | |
| Tomas Rojas | ||
| Jean Fillippe Vitor Silva | ||
| Daniel Georgiev | ||
| Ngonda Sangama André Junior | ||
| Yi Ru Le | ||
| Mauricio Alberto Blanco Espinoza | ||
| Jakub Jurcak | ||
| Matthew Cevallos | ||
| Christian Templo | ||
| Mamadou Bailo Diallo | ||
| Vensam Lala | ||
| Carson Leung | ||
| Krishna Salak | ||
| Isaac Agung Budiman | ||
| Max Merafsha | ||
| Adel Serhal | ||
| T-ylo Johnson | ||
| Elomri Lahoucine | ||
| Soe Khit | ||
| Kennedy Amadhila | ||
| Tsering Pakhrin | ||
| Lars Kortleven | ||
| John Paul Ocat | ||
| Jaden Durell Ash | ||
| Jin Kyu Kim | ||
| Carlos Márquez Saez | ||
| Eisa Hider Alfake | ||
| Sapol Suporn | ||
| Tạ Công Phát |
Prime Events Productions Philippines (PEPPS), Inc., which organizes the pageant, let go of Georgiev for failure to fulfill his duties as winner, declining to sign an exclusive contract with PEPPS and rejecting projects and appearances relevant to his role as Man of the World titleholder. First runner-up Jin Kyu Kim of South Korea took over the title on July 29, 2020.[14]
Spain - Carlos Márquez Saez
Nepal
Netherlands
Ecuador
Guam
Hong Kong
Liberia