Andrew Wolff of Philippine Volcanoes is the Philippine Representative in Mr. World 2012. Mister World 2012, the 7th edition of the competition, will take place at the Kent County Showground, Kent, England on November 24, 2012. Kamal Ibrahim of Ireland will hand his title to the new Mister World at the end of the event.
Here's some facts about Andrew Wolf from Andrew-Wolff.com
Andrew has been playing rugby football since he was 12 years old, starting back when he was still living in the UK. A group of rugby enthusiasts, mostly ex-pats and a few Filipinos who grew up abroad, banded together to form the Philippine Rugby Football Union and push the sport in the country. They formed a team to compete in the SEA Games and trained with just a limited amount of time. “We trained for 10 days straight,” he says. “But we’ve known each other for years.” For those not so familiar with the sport, he compares it to “playing basketball with three players on a massive court—you have to do a lot of running, It’s the same principle in rugby. There’s a massive pitch, but only seven players. So you have to run more.”
Meanwhile, ealier, for first time in history the Philippines has qualified for the Rugby World Cup Sevens, read full story, click here!
RESULTS: Andrew Wolff, Philippines' representative to the said competition, bagged the 1st Runner Up title and the Multimedia Special Award, click here for more info.
Here's some facts about Andrew Wolf from Andrew-Wolff.com
Andrew has been playing rugby football since he was 12 years old, starting back when he was still living in the UK. A group of rugby enthusiasts, mostly ex-pats and a few Filipinos who grew up abroad, banded together to form the Philippine Rugby Football Union and push the sport in the country. They formed a team to compete in the SEA Games and trained with just a limited amount of time. “We trained for 10 days straight,” he says. “But we’ve known each other for years.” For those not so familiar with the sport, he compares it to “playing basketball with three players on a massive court—you have to do a lot of running, It’s the same principle in rugby. There’s a massive pitch, but only seven players. So you have to run more.”
Meanwhile, ealier, for first time in history the Philippines has qualified for the Rugby World Cup Sevens, read full story, click here!
RESULTS: Andrew Wolff, Philippines' representative to the said competition, bagged the 1st Runner Up title and the Multimedia Special Award, click here for more info.
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