Miss & Mister Deaf World

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Miss & Mister Deaf World and Europe and Asia
MMDW
Miss & Mister Deaf World logo
Awarded forInternational Beauty pageant
LocationPrague
CountryCzech Republic
Presented byMarihana Přibilová
Hosted byJosef Uhlíř
Formerly calledMiss Deaf World (MDW)
First awarded2001
Winners♀ India Vidisha Baliyan (2019)
♂ South Africa Phumelela Purrah Mapukata (2019)
Websitewww.missdeafworld2011-2020.com
Miss Deaf World 2018 Assia Uhanany, September 29, 2018, Vinohrady, Prague.

Miss & Mister Deaf World (MMDW) is an international beauty pageant which crowns young deaf women "Miss Deaf World" and young deaf men "Mister Deaf World" every year, usually in Prague, in the Czech Republic.

History[edit]

MMDW is a Nonprofit organization which was created in 2001. The pageant is organised by the companies MISS DEAF s.r.o. and MISS – MISTER DEAF s.r.o., and their president is Josef Uhlíř.[1] The official language in the contest is International Sign Language,[2] and the crystal crowns for all the finalists are made by Astera s.r.o.[3]

By the rules of the contest, a winner is disallowed to participate in another beauty contest.[4] On July 9, 2010, there was a MDW contest in Tbilisi, Georgia,[5] and Miss Julie Abbou from France contested.[6] She won three titles of the first Vicemiss Deaf World 2010, the second Vicemiss Deaf World 2010 and of the Miss Sympathy Deaf World 2010.[7][8] Afterwards, Abbou contested Miss Deaf International[9] in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 31, 2010, and was crowned as Miss Deaf International.[10] As a result, Uhlíř published an announcement at MDW website about disqualifying Abbou from the titles of 1st Vicemiss Deaf World 2010 and of Miss Sympathy Deaf World 2010, which Abbou won during the final ceremony of Miss Deaf World 2010 and Miss Deaf Europe 2010 competitions in Tbilisi. Uhlíř stated that during the MDW competitions, Abbou was personally informed, as well as the other competing girls, that in the case of receiving one of the official titles of the MDW competitions, the winner would be prohibited from participation in any other Miss competition. Uhlíř explained the reason for keeping the high status of the both competitions, keeping the high reputation of the gained titles and preventing any hurt of Miss Deaf World and Miss Deaf Europe competitions prestige. Uhlíř added that every girl could participate these competitions, even two times, if she was not awarded any of the titles during her first participation. He wrote that with validity from August 1, 2010, the title of first Vicemiss Deaf World 2010, which was taken from Abbou, went to Zhihuang Wang from China, and her title of second Vicemiss Deaf World 2010 went to Stella Falawo Kunjan from Ghana, which took originally the fourth place. The title of Miss Sympathy Deaf World 2010, which also was taken from Abbou by Uhlíř, would be won by Portia Oliver from South Africa, which took originally the second place in this category.[11]

In 2018, Assia Uhanany from Israel won Miss Deaf World. Xu Jinghui, a contestant from Taiwan, took a photo with her,[12] and wrote her impression of the contest. She told about the foreign environment in Prague, wishing to contact foreign Deaf friends from different countries, hopefully communicating with them. She wrote her daily activity: The second day was a free day, and they visited close attractions, starting to make Deaf friends by chatting each other with the international sign language. The third day to the sixth day were in the class, for practicing the show together, and sharing international sign language and Deaf culture among different countries. The show started on September 29, 2018, left her a little sad and discouraged, but it was a rare experience for her. She was happy to be able to go abroad and acquire a lot of foreign friends, and thanked the China Association of the Deaf for giving her such a chance to go abroad, and for teaching her international sign language as well.[13]

On April 16, 2019, Uhlíř wrote sorrowfully about the passing away of Engineer Vladimír Žíla, a General partner of the world competitions, Miss & Mister Deaf World and Europe and Asia, and the Director of Astera glass.[14][15][16]

On May 25, 2019, Miss Deaf World 2017 and Mister Deaf Europe 2018 got married in Croatia.[17]

Titleholders[edit]

Date and Place Miss Deaf World First Vicemiss Deaf World Second Vicemiss Deaf World Miss Deaf Europe Miss Deaf Asia Mister Deaf World Mister Deaf Europe Mister Deaf Asia
November 28, 2020.
Prague,[18] Czech Republic		                
July 19, 2019.
Mbombela,[19][20] South Africa		 Vidisha Baliyan
[21][22][23][24]
 India		 Lethiwe Ntaka[24][25]
 South Africa		 Caroline Costa[24][26]
 Brazil		 Petra Jakopović[24][27]
 Croatia		 Kanjana Phimpa[24][28][29]
 Thailand		 Phumelela Mapukata[30][31]
 South Africa		 Petro Mendryshora[32][33]
 Ukraine		 Chunping Zhou[24][28]
 China
September 29, 2018.
National House of Vinohrady,
Convention Center,
National House of Vinohrady, Prague
Prague[34]		 Assia Uhanany
[35][36][37][38]
(31 years)
 Israel		 Juthathip Srithamrongwat
[39][40][41]
 Thailand		 Ludmila Krautsova
[42][43]
 Belarus		 Andreea-Maria Stîngaciu[44]
 Romania		 Nishtha Dudeja[45][46]
 India		 Jan Jakub Matěj Emmer[47][48]
(33 years)
 Czech Republic		 Josip José Smokvina[49][50]
 Croatia		 Mani Gulati
 India
July 15, 2017.
Prague Congress Centre
Prague Congress Centre		 Chutima Netsuriwong
[51][52][53]
(23 years)
 Thailand		 Maria Puposka[54]
 North Macedonia
Then:
Ana-Maria Barnjak
 Croatia
By MMDW website		 Inna Demidova
 Belarus		 Petra Gluchová
 Czech Republic		 Manman Hao
 China		 Eric Alcantara Pascual[55]
 Spain		 Bagou Chehiban
 France		 Yu Chen Lin

林祐臣 [1][2]
 Taiwan

July 16, 2016.
Congress Hall of TOP Hotel Prague		 Janetta Hendrika Liaane Erasmus[56][57]
 South Africa		 Aminaka Gako
 Senegal		 Victoria Soo Lum
 Canada		 Elena Novokhatskaya[58][59]
 Ukraine		 Caoyue Piao
 South Korea		 Kevin Petit[60]
 France		 Alberto Jorgues Mora
 Spain		 Tian Ye
 China
July 18, 2015.
Congress Hall of TOP Hotel Prague[61]		 Natalija Bilanová[62][63]
 Ukraine		 Anastasia Viazovskaya
 Belarus		 Lé Thi Thuy Doan
 Vietnam		 Karina Astrid Jemmott
 United Kingdom		 Lin Ching Lan[64]
 Taiwan		 Camilo Viloria Arrieta[65][66]
 Colombia		 Tomáš Brož
 Czech Republic		 Sophon Sae-Li
 Thailand
Date and Place Miss Deaf World First Vicemiss Deaf World Second Vicemiss Deaf World Miss Deaf Europe Miss Deaf Sympathy Mister Deaf World Mister Deaf Europe Not awarded
July 19, 2014.
Congress Hall of TOP Hotel Prague		 Lydia Svobodova[67][68]
 Slovakia		 Maria Isabel Carlos Maia
 Brazil		 Xiao Yuan Liu
 China		 Olivera Lozić
 Serbia		 Pitiyanan Matthayomphan[69]
 Thailand		 Jean-Marie Bourdon
 France		 David Spiess
 Austria
July 13, 2013.
Congress Hall of TOP Hotel Prague		 Thaisy Payo[70][71]
(25 years)
 Brazil		 Erika Ďuricová
(20 years)
 Slovakia		 Queval Marianne
(23 years)
 France		 Kinal Timea Melinda
(23 years)
 Hungary		 Niahkale Sako[72]
(22 years)
 Mali		 Christian Paul López Bernal
(26 years)
 Mexico		 Bohuš Vlačuha
(20 years)
 Czech Republic
July 7, 2012.
Congress Hall of TOP Hotel Prague		 Karin Keuter
(20 years)
 Germany		 Maiko Sakvarelashvili[73]
(20 years)
 Georgia		 Mariana Latseviuk[74]
 Ukraine 		Mariana Latseviuk[74]
 Ukraine		 Adjelina Corovic
 Montenegro		 Not awarded
July 8, 2011.
Prague		 Ilaria Galbusera
 Italy		 Elena Korchagina[75]
 Russia		 Dian Inggravati Soebangil
 Indonesia
Title was revoked[76]		 Natalya Ryabova
 Belarus		 Ilaria Galbusera
 Italy
July 9, 2010.
Tbilisi, Georgia		 Alena Smyslova
 Russia		 Zhihuang Wang
 China		 Stella Falawo Kunjan
 Ghana		 Alena Smyslova
 Russia		 Portia Stacei Oliver
 South Africa
2009.
Prague		 Diana Kotvun
 Ukraine		 Simhiwe Magagula
 Eswatini		 Mariya Baranova
 Russia		 Nina Dividtinidze
 Georgia		 Zuzana Zliechovcova
 Slovakia
July 12, 2008.
Prague		 Rossana Mazzocchio[77]
(19 years)
 United Kingdom		 Michaela Theimerova
(21 years)
 Czech Republic		 Yulia Arslanova
(19 years)
 Russia		 Not awarded Jasmin Katzberg
(22 years)
 Germany
July 14, 2007.
Prague		 Qingling Baova[78]
(25 years)
 China		 Kristina Weber
(21 years)
 Germany		 Nila Kudlykova
(19 years)
 Ukraine		 Terneil Nicole Oppel
(19 years)
 South Africa
2006.
Prague		 Ivana Novelic
 Serbia		 Marina Chukhriy
 Ukraine		 Viera Zliechcová[79]
 Slovakia		 Angeligue Verstraete
 Belgium
2005.
Prague		 Petronela Petrovičová[79]
 Slovakia		 Daniejela Bukvic
 Serbia		 Julia Agapova
 Russia		 Not awarded
2004.
Prague		 Candice Morgan[80]
(22 years)
 South Africa
Title was revoked[81]		 Vaida Kuzminskyte
(22 years)
 Lithuania		 Tatyana Prichodko
(21 years)
 Ukraine		 Tatyana Prichodko
(21 years)
 Ukraine
July 19, 2003.
Prague		 Galina Broiko[82]
(21 years)
 Ukraine
Then:
Nastjana Pridok
 Ukraine
By MMDW website		 Natalia Chochlova
(22 years)
 Russia		 Sara Melech[83][84]
(16 years)
 Israel		 Zhang Huanying[85]
(25 years)
 China
2002.
Prague		 Danijela Gedovic
 Serbia		 Ludmila Šinglarová
 Czech Republic		 Natália Martinenko
 Ukraine 		Not awarded
2001.
Mallorca[53]		 Viktoriia Prytychenko[86][87]
 Ukraine		  Bulgaria  Czech Republic

See also[edit]

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External links[edit]

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