Mexico Wins Miss World 2018

Vanessa Ponce from Mexico was crowned as Miss World 2018 in the 68th edition of the Miss World pageant, which took place in Sanya, China on December 8, 2018. She succeeds Manushi Chhillar of India as the new Miss World.

 

This is the first time Mexico has won the Miss World crown. Mexico’s victory was also predicted by us in our final predictions.

Meanwhile, Miss Thailand, Nicolene Limsnukan was titled as the first runner up.

The Miss World pageant was judged by former Miss World titleholders like Rolene Strauss and Ksenia Sukhinova. The coronation gala was presented by former Miss World titleholders, Megan Young and Stephanie Del Valle along with Barney Walsh and Angela Chow.

Complete Results

• Miss World 2018 –  Mexico – Vanessa Ponce
• 1st Runner Up-  Thailand – Nicolene Limsnukan

Top 5 Finalists:

•  Belarus – Maria Vasilevich
•  Jamaica – Kadijah Robinson
•  Mexico – Vanessa Ponce
•  Thailand – Nicolene Limsnukan
•  Uganda – Quiin Abenakyo

Top 12 Semi-Finalists:

 

• Belarus – Maria Vasilevich
•  France – Maëva Coucke
•  Jamaica – Kadijah Robinson
•  Martinique – Larissa Segarel
•  Mauritius – Murielle Ravina
•  Mexico – Vanessa Ponce
•  New Zealand – Jessica Tyson
•    Nepal – Shrinkhala Khatiwada
•  Panama – Solaris Barba
•  Scotland – Linzi McLelland
•  Thailand – Nicolene Limsnukan
•  Uganda – Quiin Abenakyo

 

Top 30 Quarter-Finalists:

•  Bangladesh – Jannatul Ferdous
•  Barbados – Ashley Lashley
•  Belarus – Maria Vasilevich
•  Belgium – Angeline Flor Pua
•  China – Mao Peirui
•  Chile – Anahi Hormazabal
•  Cook Islands – Reihana Koteka-Wiki
•  France – Maëva Coucke
•  India – Anukreethy Vas
•  Indonesia – Alya Nurshabrina
•  Jamaica – Kadijah Robinson
•  Japan – Kanako Date
•  Malaysia – Larissa Ping
•  Martinique – Larissa Segarel
•  Mauritius – Murielle Ravina
•  Mexico – Vanessa Ponce
•    Nepal – Shrinkhala Khatiwada
•  New Zealand – Jessica Tyson
•  Nigeria – Anita Ukah
•  Northern Ireland – Katharine Walker
•  Panama – Solaris Barba
•  Russia – Natalya Stroeva
•  Scotland – Linzi McLelland
•  Singapore – Vanessa Peh
•  South Africa – Thulisa Keyi
•  Thailand – Nicolene Limsnukan
•  Uganda – Quiin Abenakyo
•  United States – Marisa Butler
•  Venezuela – Veruska Ljubisavljević
•  Vietnam – Trần Tiểu Vy