Ahtisa Manalo makes it to global pageant observers’ Miss Universe 2025 hot picks

Ahead of the coronation show, Philippine bet Ahtisa Manalo landed the Miss Universe 2025 frontrunners lists made by established pageant platforms.

Missosology, a known global pageant observer, placed Manalo on the fourth spot of its ‘Final Hot Picks’ released on Thursday, Nov. 20.

The platform’s list is topped by Thailand’s Praveenar Singh, followed by Colombia’s Vanessa Pulgarin and Mexico’s Fatima Bosch in the second and third spot. Rounding up the Top 5 is Turks and Caicos’ Bereniece Dickenson.

The 30 delegates who made to the lists are as follows:

Thailand

Colombia

Mexico

Philippines

Turks and Caicos

Cote d’Ivore

Puerto Rico

Venezuela

Portugal

Guadeloupe

Chile

Malta

Croatia

Ecuador

Brazil

China

India

Costa Rica

France

Palestine

Lebanon

Argentina

Bangladesh

USA

Vietnam

Haiti

Peru

Bolivia

Cuba

Trinidad and Tobago

Missosology also made a mention of Netherlands, Zambia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka and Slovakia as ‘bubbling up’ candidates.

Earlier this month, the pageant platform’s also released a frontrunners list with Manalo on the top spot.

Meanwhile, Sash Factor ‘s ‘Final SashPick’ is led by Cote D’Ivoire’s Olivia Yace, with Thailand’s Singh and Manalo respectively placing second and third. Venezuela’s Stephany Abasali was named the fourth pick, while Puerto Rico’s Zashely Alicea was in the fifth spot.

Here’s the full SashPick:

Cote D’Ivoire

Thailand

Philippines

Venezuela

Puerto Rico

Colombia

Guadeloupe

Mexico

Ecuador

Latina

India

Bangladesh

Turks and Caicos

Brazil

Cuba

Chile

Angola

Haiti

Argentina

Croatia

France

China

Nicaragua

Indonesia

DR Congo

Costa Rica

Peru

Vietnam

Curacao

Paraguay

USA

Czech Republic

Cambodia

Sweden

Portugal

Palestine

Belize

Malta

Guatemala

Laos

Dominican Republic

El Salvador

Canada

Myanmar

Egypt

Malaysia

Netherlands

Manalo is aiming to inherit the crown from Miss Universe 2024 titleholder Victoria Theilvig, and pose the Philippines’ fifth win in the international tilt.

The coronation show is set to be held on Friday, Nov. 21 at the Impact Challenger Hall in Nonthaburi in Bangkok, Thailand

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