Adonis Renaud represented France at Manhunt International Male Supermodel 2025 and competed against 36 other candidates at the CDC Ballroom in Bangkok, Thailand on June 10, 2025. He won the title and the runners-up were:

  • 1st runner-up: Piyumal Sithum (Sri Lanka)
  • 2nd runner-up: Rhyeme Wright (Jamaica)
  • 3rd runner-up: Jordan San Juan (Philippines)
  • 4th runner-up: Vu Linh Nguyen (Vietnam)
  • 5th runner-up: Jose Carlos Novelo (Mexico)
  • 6th runner-up: Ozkan Gormez (Turkiye)
  • 7th runner-up: Yu Gan (Myanmar)
  • 8th runner-up: Somto Nnoruga (Nigeria)
  • 9th runner-up: Kamonpop Kaewdiao (Thailand)
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Manhunt International Male Supermodel 2026 contestants

On September 9, 2026, Renaud will crown his successor at The Forum Ballroom of the Cinnamon Life at City of Dreams in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It is the 24th edition of the international male model search based in Gold Coast, Queensland Australia.

There are 35 men competing for the Manhunt International Male Supermodel 2026 crown. Here are the candidates:

  1. Vytis Cesnauskas (Australia)
  2. Gustavo Gantus (Brazil)
  3. Auk Sopha Hooso (Cambodia)
  4. Roberto Alejandro Sandoval Santana (Canada)
  5. Juan Carlos Avendaño (Costa Rica)
  6. Osdany Garcia (Cuba)
  7. Leandro Mendoza (Dominican Republic)
  8. Eduardo Agudelo (Finland)
  9. Dylan Palmerini (France)
  10. Nipun Singh (India)
  11. Steffan Adji (Indonesia)
  12. Antonio Buonincontri (Italy)
  13. Omario Wright (Jamaica)
  14. Takuya Amagai (Japan)
  15. Alan Estrada (Mexico)
  16. Moe Thar Oo (Myanmar)
  17. Shashank Shahi (Nepal)
  18. Fransel Meyers (Netherlands)
  19. Erlin Jesus Ayerdis Hernandez (Nicaragua)
  20. Samuel Ayeloja (Nigeria)
  21. Noriel Maure (Panama)
  22. Alexander Bastian (Peru)
  23. Raven Renz Tiglao Lansangan (Philippines)
  24. Lucas Diaz (Puerto Rico)
  25. Abu Conteh (Sierra Leone)
  26. Jonathan Yeang Tze (Singapore)
  27. Jonathan Lambert (South Africa)
  28. Sin Hyeon Kyu [신현규] (South Korea) [William Sin Kyu]
  29. Dario Meroño (Spain)
  30. Isanka Pramuditha (Sri Lanka)
  31. Jakkapong Kayankannavee (Thailand)
  32. Sefa Güzel (Turkiye)
  33. Eli Baldwin (United States)
  34. 𝐓𝐫ầ𝐧 𝐓𝐢ế𝐧 𝐃ũ𝐧𝐠 (Vietnam)
  35. Hillary Mandaba (Zimbabwe)

The following were initially listed as candidates but they withdrew from the competition:

  1. Choong Joo Chua (Malaysia)
  2. Rooslan Whelan (United Kingdom)
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Colombo

Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, is a vibrant and bustling metropolis on the island’s west coast. Often referred to as the garden city of the East, it serves as a fascinating intersection of ancient history and modern development.

With a history stretching back over 2,000 years, Colombo’s strategic port and harbor long attracted Arab, Portuguese, Dutch, and British traders. This rich colonial past is still visible in the city’s architecture, particularly within the historic Fort and Pettah districts. Today, these older neighborhoods contrast with the city’s growing skyline, which features modern landmarks like the iconic Lotus Tower.

The city is a melting pot of cultures, home to a diverse population of Sinhalese, Tamils, and Moors. This diversity is reflected in the numerous temples, mosques, and churches that dot the cityscape.

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