VICKIE RUSHTON END OF PAGEANT JOURNEY?

[Zhenrick]

Hello guys,

First and foremost, apology for my poor English.

I just come up with the idea about Vickie Rushton pageant journey since Miss International has officially announced that the 2020 edition will be postponed. Hence, it will be held next year which is 2021. If you are not aware guys, Vickie Rushton was "rumored" the heavy favorite to win Binibining Pilipinas International since 2018 but unfortunately didn't win the crown back then. This year is her third and last chance to join as she just turned 28 last May 2020. I was thinking, if ever she is "indeed" reserved for Binibining Pilipinas International title and the age requirements for the Miss International will remain 28, then it means that she is no longer qualified since the international pageant will be held next year. The only way for her to compete and represent the Philippines in case she wins Binibining Pilipinas International is if the International organizer will adjust the age requirements. Please correct me if am wrong. The other way is if the Miss International pageant will be held before she turned 29 then she will be still qualified. The last resort is in case The Miss INternational will give considerations to all the girls who will turn 29 before the Miss International pageant.


https://youtu.be/sgGNWuoco4k

Thanks for watching

[beautywatchnyc]

There are equally strong contenders from among her batch this year. If not Ms Rushton, surely one from among the girls could rise up to the occasion and take Vickie's place. Perhaps Stephen Diaz has something else to say on this. He's the most qualified to render a comment apropos the subject. Xamurai, do share your wisdom, if you may!

[mybadname]

I read somewhere that Miss International has upped the age requirement to 29 because of the pandemic. Upon reading that, my crazy mind was kind of thinking, "Does the org really want Miss Rushton to compete in MI?" Well, it's just me, lol.

[Puh Kee Mu]

[XAMURAI]

There are equally strong contenders from among her batch this year. If not Ms Rushton, surely one from among the girls could rise up to the occasion and take Vickie's place. Perhaps Stephen Diaz has something else to say on this. He's the most qualified to render a comment apropos the subject. Xamurai, do share your wisdom, if you may!

Several bloggers misquoted or misinterpreted my Instagram video which made them conclude that Miss International had increased the age limit to 29.

Miss International maintains the 28-year-old limit. However, we were the ones who cancelled (not postponed) the pageant for 2020. And we understand that several national organizations have already recruited and chosen their finalists for 2020, with the premise that she should be 28 years old maximum by October 2020. So now, what will happen? A winner of a national pageant who have turned 28 or will turn 28 on or before October 2020 will STILL be accepted for next year's (2021) competition. That's our resolve. However, the final decision will still rest in the hands of the national organization if they will change their age rule, or disqualify those who are overage (according to their rules). Just for the information of everyone, some countries have lower age limits than the international org's rule.

Let's take the case, for example, of Miss US International, which will happen this week. The state titleholders were already chosen before we announced the cancellation of the 2020 pageant. It would be unfair if the girls could NOT compete in her national pageant for a decision that we made, despite having given the green light to be able to do so prior to this. #CheerAllWomen is our theme, so the last thing we want is to shatter someone's dream because of a decision that we made.

[mrgary]

Vickie can still compete as per the guidelines of MIO. It was emphasized by the organisation that because it was they that cancelled the pageant this year due to the pandemic Chinese virus, then it wasn't the candidates fault. MIO will resume the pageant next year and will accommodate candidates who turned 28 THIS YEAR (meaning, they will be 29 years old in 2021 depending if their birth month happens to fall on the month of the Miss International competition).
Furthermore, the organisation will go back to its maximum age requirement of 28 years old by 2022.

[Stoichio]

As per my understanding of MIO post, as long as the national winner will still be 28 by October this year, she is still qualified even if she will be 29 by next year. That’s how I understood it because the org postponed this year’s edition to next year, so the age requirement should be referenced in 2020 not 2021.

[antoine]

Let’s hope Vicki can win Bb Pilipinas first and foremost and then hopefully she can bring back the glory to the Philippines if ever she goes to Miss International... I wonder why Madam doesn’t attend in Japan considering she’s their equivalent of Armi Kuusela

[heythantan]

I say let her compete in MI even though she's deemed over-ripe in the pageant scene so she can get over herself. MI will not crown another Asian anyway.

[Zhenrick]

There are equally strong contenders from among her batch this year. If not Ms Rushton, surely one from among the girls could rise up to the occasion and take Vickie's place. Perhaps Stephen Diaz has something else to say on this. He's the most qualified to render a comment apropos the subject. Xamurai, do share your wisdom, if you may!

amazing observation

[Zhenrick]

As per my understanding of MIO post, as long as the national winner will still be 28 by October this year, she is still qualified even if she will be 29 by next year. That’s how I understood it because the org postponed this year’s edition to next year, so the age requirement should be referenced in 2020 not 2021.

Thanks for the info.

[Zhenrick]

Vickie can still compete as per the guidelines of MIO. It was emphasized by the organisation that because it was they that cancelled the pageant this year due to the pandemic Chinese virus, then it wasn't the candidates fault. MIO will resume the pageant next year and will accommodate candidates who turned 28 THIS YEAR (meaning, they will be 29 years old in 2021 depending if their birth month happens to fall on the month of the Miss International competition).
Furthermore, the organisation will go back to its maximum age requirement of 28 years old by 2022.

Thanks for letting me know. my bad, i didnt know these very important details

[Zhenrick]

There are equally strong contenders from among her batch this year. If not Ms Rushton, surely one from among the girls could rise up to the occasion and take Vickie's place. Perhaps Stephen Diaz has something else to say on this. He's the most qualified to render a comment apropos the subject. Xamurai, do share your wisdom, if you may!

Several bloggers misquoted or misinterpreted my Instagram video which made them conclude that Miss International had increased the age limit to 29.

Miss International maintains the 28-year-old limit. However, we were the ones who cancelled (not postponed) the pageant for 2020. And we understand that several national organizations have already recruited and chosen their finalists for 2020, with the premise that she should be 28 years old maximum by October 2020. So now, what will happen? A winner of a national pageant who have turned 28 or will turn 28 on or before October 2020 will STILL be accepted for next year's (2021) competition. That's our resolve. However, the final decision will still rest in the hands of the national organization if they will change their age rule, or disqualify those who are overage (according to their rules). Just for the information of everyone, some countries have lower age limits than the international org's rule.

Let's take the case, for example, of Miss US International, which will happen this week. The state titleholders were already chosen before we announced the cancellation of the 2020 pageant. It would be unfair if the girls could NOT compete in her national pageant for a decision that we made, despite having given the green light to be able to do so prior to this. #CheerAllWomen is our theme, so the last thing we want is to shatter someone's dream because of a decision that we made.

Thanks Xamurai for the info.

[Elyerno Zabagguri]

Pahinga na si Aling Vickie. Give chance to others naman.

Wag maghinayang. 104 million ang populasyon ng Pilipinas.

[SisterStella]

If rumours and speculations are true about MI wanting Vickie from the very start then IBIGAY NIYO NA SI VICKIE sa MI. I think the adjustment of the age requirement to 29 is an indication how much MI wants ate Vickie for their crown.

If not Vickie then there is Hannah Arnold or even Cinderella Obenita who both fit well to the MI prototype.

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[poker_man]

Heto na naman sa ilusyon ang mga fans ni Aling Vickie. She won't win Miss International. Hind siya Pia Wurtzbach na kinapos lang sa placement, kinakapos siya talaga sa Q&A sa totoo lang. Parang Sirene Sutton levels lang ang lola niyo.

[User1234]

THE NEXT MISS INTERNATIONAL WOULD COME FROM THE PHILIPPINES(BB PILIPINAS) DOES NOT MATTER WHO WIN IN THE LOCAL PAGEANT. WHY? MISS UNIVERSE LEFT BPCI ORG, COME TO THINK OF IT AS A REVENGE. BPCI WILL CREATE MORE CLAMOR THAN THAT ILONG RANGER QUEEN MAKER WANNABE WHO STOLE MUPH FRANCHISE.