Brian Jeffrey
On May 17, the “Athletic Beauty” event of Miss World 2025 occurred in Telangana, India, featuring 108 participants from various countries. Clad in vibrant sportswear, the contestants engaged in a series of challenges focusing on stamina and strength, including sprinting, handball, badminton, and basketball.
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Y Nhi showcased a sleek athletic ensemble with leggings and coordinated sneakers. Despite her commendable efforts in each event, she did not qualify for the top 32.
After the activities, Y Nhi took to social media to say, “Crossed the finish line with a smile. Let’s keep pushing forward!” and was spotted enthusiastically supporting her fellow competitors.
The final 32 participants included representatives from Namibia, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, Botswana, Angola, Northern Ireland, France, Slovenia, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, Turkey, Australia, the Philippines, Singapore, Japan, New Zealand, Indonesia, Mongolia, Canada, Guatemala, Curacao, Nicaragua, Trinidad & Tobago, Mexico, Martinique, and El Salvador.
After over five hours of competition, Eliise Randmaa from Estonia claimed the top spot, demonstrating excellence in running, volleyball, and weightlifting. Her outstanding performance granted her direct entry into the top 40 overall. Aurélie Joachim from Martinique and Emma Morrison from Canada came in second and third, respectively.
Following the busy day at the stadium, contestants returned to their accommodation to unwind, enjoy a meal, and prepare for the Head to Head Challenge elimination round scheduled for May 20, where they will showcase their community initiatives and respond to questions from the judges.
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