Vietnamese model to compete at Mister Grand International 2022

The 28-year-old man stands at 1.83 metres tall, weighs 75 kg, and measures 99-78-98.

Linh previously competed at Mister Universe Tourism 2017 in the Philippines where he finished among the top 10. He also was the runner-up of Miss & Mr Fashion Vietnam and made it into the top 10 of The Next Gentleman.

He is currently a model and also works as a flight attendant for Vietravel Airlines.

Established in 2017, MGI is the grandest international male pageant and aims to develop young men into exemplary leaders through empowerment.

The 2019 competition saw Nguyen Van Tuan become the first Vietnamese representative crowned Mister Grand International.

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