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'''Miss Universe 1989''', the 38th [[Miss Universe]] pageant, was held on 23 May 1989 at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Hotel in [[Cancún]], [[Mexico]]. [[Angela Visser]] of the [[Netherlands]] was crowned by [[Porntip Nakhirunkanok]] of [[Thailand]]. Seventy-six contestants competed in this year.
'''Miss Universe 1989''', the 38th [[Miss Universe]] pageant, was held on 23 May 1989 at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Hotel in [[Cancún]], [[Mexico]]. [[Angela Visser]] of the [[Netherlands]] was crowned by [[Porntip Nakhirunkanok]] of [[Thailand]]. Seventy-six contestants competed in this year.

[[File:Miss Universe 1989 opening titles.jpg|thumb|250px|Miss Universe 1989 Titlecard]]


== Results ==
== Results ==
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* {{flag|Venezuela|1954}} – [[Eva Lisa Ljung]]
* {{flag|Venezuela|1954}} – [[Eva Lisa Ljung]]
|}
|}

=== Final Competition ===
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="font-size:95%"
! width="25%" |Nation
! width="15%" |Interview
! width="15%" |Swimsuit
! width="15%" |Evening Gown
! width="15%" |Semifinal Average
|- style="background-color:#FADADD;"
|'''{{flag|Netherlands}}'''
|9.583 (1)
|9.725 (1)
|9.824 (1)
|9.710 (1)
|-
|- style="background-color:#eadafd;"
|'''{{SWE}}'''
|9.261 (2)
|9.233 (2)
|9.376 (2)
|9.290 (2)
|-
|- style="background-color:#ccff99;"
|'''{{USA}}'''
|8.511 (5)
|8.894 (4)
|8.927 (8)
|8.777 (5)
|-
|- style="background-color:#d9eefb;"
|'''{{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}}'''
|8.472 (6)
|9.105 (3)
|9.027 (4)
|8.868 (3)
|-
|- style="background-color:#ffff99;"
|'''{{MEX}}'''
|8.650 (3)
|8.883 (5)
|9.026 (5)
|8.853 (4)
|-
|-
|'''{{flag|FRG|name=Germany}}'''
|8.461 (7)
|8.737 (7)
|9.010 (6)
|8.736 (6)
|-
|-
|'''{{VEN}}'''
|8.204 (8)
|8.727 (8)
|9.096 (3)
|8.675 (7)
|-
|-
|'''{{FIN}}'''
|8.533 (4)
|8.661 (9)
|8.755 (9)
|8.649 (8)
|-
|-
|'''{{JAM}}'''
|8.111 (9)
|8.788 (6)
|8.933 (7)
|8.610 (9)
|-
|-
|'''{{CHL}}'''
|8.033 (10)
|8.505 (10)
|8.755 (9)
|8.431 (10)
|}

== Contestants ==
{{div col|colwidth=30em}}
* '''{{ARG}}''' – Luisa Norbis
* '''{{ARU}}''' – Karina Felix
* '''{{AUS}}''' – Karen Wenden
* '''{{AUT}}''' – Bettina Berghold
* '''{{BAH}}''' – Tasha Ramirez
* '''{{BEL}}''' – Anne de Baetzelier
* '''{{BIZ}}''' – Andrea Sherman McKoy
* '''{{BMU}}''' – Cornelia Furbert
* '''{{BOL}}''' – Raquel Cors Ulloa
* '''{{BRA}}''' – Flávia Cavalcanti
* '''{{IVB}}''' – Viola Joseph
* '''{{CAN}}''' – [[Juliette Powell]]
* '''{{flag|Cayman Islands|old}}''' – Carol Ann Balls
* '''{{CHI}}''' – María Macarena Mina Garachena{{Citation needed|date=November 2020}}
* '''{{COL}}''' – María Teresa Egurrola Hinojosa
* '''{{CRC}}''' – Luana Freer Bustamante
* '''{{CUW}}''' – Anna Mosteiro
* '''{{DEN}}''' – Louise Mejlhede
* '''{{DOM}}''' – Anny Canaán Camido
* '''{{ECU}}''' – María Eugenia Molina
* '''{{EGY}}''' – Sally Attah
* '''{{ELS}}''' – Beatriz López Rodríguez
* '''{{ENG}}''' – Raquel Marie Jory
* '''{{FIN}}''' – Åsa Maria Lövdahl
* '''{{FRA}}''' – Pascale Meotti
* '''{{GER}}''' – [[Andrea Stelzer]]
* '''{{GIB}}''' – Tatiana Desoisa
* '''{{GRE}}''' – Kristiana Latani
* '''{{GRL}}''' – Naja-Rie Sorensen
* '''{{GUM}}''' – Janice Santos
* '''{{GUA}}''' – Helka Cuevas
* '''{{HTI}}''' – Glaphyra Jean-Louis
* '''{{flag|Honduras|1949}}''' – Frances Siryl Milla
* '''{{flag|British Hong Kong|name=Hong Kong}}''' – Cynthia Yuk Lui Cheung
* '''{{ISL}}''' – Guðbjörg Gissurardóttir
* '''{{IND}}''' – [[Dolly Minhas]]
* '''{{IRL}}''' – Collette Jackson
* '''{{ISR}}''' – Nicole Halperin
* '''{{ITA}}''' – Christiana Bertasi
* '''{{JAM}}''' – Sandra Foster
* '''{{Flag|Japan|1870}}''' – Eri Tashiro
* '''{{flag|KOR|1949|name=Korea}}''' – [[Kim Sung-ryung]]
* '''{{LUX}}''' – Chris Scott
* '''{{MAS}}''' – Carmen Cheah Swee
* '''{{MLT}}''' – Sylvana Sammut Pandolfino
* '''{{MUS}}''' – Jacky Randabel
* '''{{MEX}}''' – [[Adriana Abascal]]
* '''{{flag|Netherlands}} - [[Angela Visser]]'''
* '''{{NZL}}''' – Shelley Soffe
* '''{{NGA}}''' – [[Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu|Bianca Onoh]]
* '''{{MNP}}''' – Soreen Villanueva
* '''{{NOR}}''' – Lene Ornhoft
* '''{{flag|Paraguay|1988}}''' – Ana Victoria Schaerer
* '''{{flag|Peru|1952}}''' – Mariana Sovero
* '''{{flag|Philippines|1986}}''' – Sarah Jane Davis Paez
* '''{{flag|Polish People's Republic|1980|name=Poland}}''' – Joanna Gapińska
* '''{{POR}}''' – Anna Francisco Sobrinho
* '''{{flag|Puerto Rico|1952}}''' – Catalina Villar
* '''{{ROC}}''' – Chen Yen Ping
* '''{{SCO}}''' – Victoria Susannah Lace
* '''{{SIN}}''' – Pauline Chong
* '''{{ESP}}''' – Eva Pedraza
* '''{{SRI}}''' – Veronica Ruston
* '''{{VCT}}''' – Camille Samuels
* '''{{SUR}}''' – Consuela Cruden
* '''{{SWE}}''' – [[Louise Camuto|Louise Drevenstam]]
* '''{{SWI}}''' – Karina Berger
* '''{{THA}}''' – [[Yonlada Ronghanam]]
* '''{{TTO}}''' – Guenevere Helen Keishall
* '''{{TUR}}''' – Jasmine Baradan
* '''{{TCA}}''' – Sharon Simons
* '''{{URU}}''' – Carolina Pies Riet
* '''{{USA}}''' – [[Gretchen Polhemus]]
* '''{{VIR}}''' – Nathalie Lynch
* '''{{flag|Venezuela|1954}}''' – [[Eva Lisa Ljung|Eva Lisa Larsdotter Ljung]]
* '''{{WAL}}''' – Andrea Caroline Jones
{{div col end}}

==Notes==
===Debut===
* '''{{VCT}}''' competed for the first time as a sovereign state after gained independence from the United Kingdom in late 1979, even though the British territory of [[Saint Vincent (Antilles)|Saint Vincent]] had competed before in [[Miss Universe 1964|1964]], [[Miss Universe 1978|1978]] and [[Miss Universe 1979|1979]].

===Returns===
Last competed in [[Miss Universe 1979|1979]]:
* '''{{MUS}}'''

Last competed in [[Miss Universe 1982|1982]]:
* '''{{SUR}}'''

Last competed in [[Miss Universe 1985|1985]]:
* '''{{flag|Cayman Islands|old}}'''
* '''{{HTI}}'''

Last competed in [[Miss Universe 1986|1986]]:
* '''{{ABW}}'''
* '''{{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}}'''

Last competed in [[Miss Universe 1987|1987]]:
* '''{{BLZ}}'''
* '''{{CUW}}'''
* '''{{GRC}}'''
* '''{{IND}}'''

===Replacement===
* '''{{FRA}}''' – Stephanie Zlotkowski was underage before February 1, so her first runner-up competed instead.
* '''{{flag|British Hong Kong|name=Hong Kong}}''' - [[Michelle Reis]] withdrew due to her health issues at the time.

===Awards===
* '''{{TCA}}''' – Miss Amity (Sharon Simons)
* '''{{AUS}}''' – Miss Photogenic (Karen Wenden)
* '''{{flag|Brazil|1968}}''' – Best National Costume (Flavia Cavalcanti)


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 15:27, 14 August 2023

Miss Universe 1989
Miss Universe 1989 Angela Visser
Date23 May 1989
Presenters
VenueFiesta Americana Condesa Hotel, Cancún, Mexico
Broadcaster
Entrants76
Placements10
DebutsSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
WithdrawalsLebanon
Returns
WinnerAngela Visser
 Netherlands
CongenialitySharon Simons
 Turks and Caicos
Best National CostumeFlávia Cavalcanti
 Brazil
PhotogenicKaren Wenden
 Australia
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Miss Universe 1989, the 38th Miss Universe pageant, was held on 23 May 1989 at the Fiesta Americana Condesa Hotel in Cancún, Mexico. Angela Visser of the Netherlands was crowned by Porntip Nakhirunkanok of Thailand. Seventy-six contestants competed in this year.

File:Miss Universe 1989 opening titles.jpg
Miss Universe 1989 Titlecard

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results for Miss Universe 1989

Placements

Placement Contestant
Miss Universe 1989
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
4th runner-up
Top 10

Final Competition

Nation Interview Swimsuit Evening Gown Semifinal Average
 Netherlands 9.583 (1) 9.725 (1) 9.824 (1) 9.710 (1)
 Sweden 9.261 (2) 9.233 (2) 9.376 (2) 9.290 (2)
 United States 8.511 (5) 8.894 (4) 8.927 (8) 8.777 (5)
 Poland 8.472 (6) 9.105 (3) 9.027 (4) 8.868 (3)
 Mexico 8.650 (3) 8.883 (5) 9.026 (5) 8.853 (4)
 Germany 8.461 (7) 8.737 (7) 9.010 (6) 8.736 (6)
 Venezuela 8.204 (8) 8.727 (8) 9.096 (3) 8.675 (7)
 Finland 8.533 (4) 8.661 (9) 8.755 (9) 8.649 (8)
 Jamaica 8.111 (9) 8.788 (6) 8.933 (7) 8.610 (9)
 Chile 8.033 (10) 8.505 (10) 8.755 (9) 8.431 (10)

Contestants

Notes

Debut

Returns

Last competed in 1979:

Last competed in 1982:

Last competed in 1985:

Last competed in 1986:

Last competed in 1987:

Replacement

  •  France – Stephanie Zlotkowski was underage before February 1, so her first runner-up competed instead.
  •  Hong Kong - Michelle Reis withdrew due to her health issues at the time.

Awards

References

  1. ^ Wight, John (24 May 1989). "Miss Holland Crowned As Miss Universe". apnews.com. Retrieved 23 May 2021.
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