Champion of the World
The “Champion of the World” Competition was founded in 2012 to promote awareness, goodwill and trade between and within cattle producing countries. In 2022, there were over 1950 entries entered representing 93 countries featuring 16 breeds.
Cattle qualify for Champion of the World by winning their country’s premier breed show in each of their respective regions; North America, South America, Europe, and Asia/Africa. Judges from each region then select regional winners who then qualify to compete in the overall Champion of the World Competition. Winning Bulls are named Champion of the World and winning females are given the Miss World title.
Bos Indicus breeds and Wagyu World Champions are awarded at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo each year and the Continental and British World Champions are awarded at Farmfair International; Angus, Charolais, Galloway, Hereford, Limousin, Other Registered Breeds, Shorthorn, Simmental, and Speckle Park.
Although this awarding of World Champions is not scientific, it requires animals to be bred well, fed well, fitted well, and photographed well. The initial qualification of being a country’s premier Breed Champion ensures that it’s only quality that enters the competition.
Champion of the World is produced by Global Cattle Solutions
Champion of the World website
2022 “Angus – Miss World”
2022 Angus “Champion of the World”
2022 “Charolais – Miss World”
2022 “Charolais – Champion of the World”
2022 “Galloway – Miss World”
2022 “Galloway – Champion of the World”
2022 “Hereford – Miss World”
2022 “Hereford – Champion of the World”
2022 “Limousin – Miss World”
2022 “Limousin – Champion of the World”
2022 “ORB – Miss World” (Murray Grey)
2022 “ORB – Champion of the World” (LimAngus)
2022 “Shorthorn – Miss World”
2022 “Shorthorn – Champion of the World”
2022 “Simmental – Miss World”
2022 “Simmental – Champion of the World”
2022 “Speckle Park – Miss World”
2022 “Speckle Park – Champion of the World”
