It all comes naturally! Unemployed man claims crown at Zimbabwe's ugliest man competition
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It all comes naturally! Unemployed man claims crown at Zimbabwe's ugliest man competition... but runner-up says it's a FIX
Maison Sere was crowned winner of the annual competition in Harare which saw 35 contestants take to the stage
He thanked God and the judges after picking up first prize in the pageant which celebrates 'beauty in ugliness'
But runner-up William Masvinu accused judges of bias when he did not win and called for a new contest.
An unemployed man was crowned Zimbabwe's ugliest man - but the competition turned nasty when the runner-up accused judges of being biased.
Maison Sere, who has several teeth missing and wore torn overalls, beat off five other contestants for the $500 Mr Ugly prize - a large sum in a country facing massive unemployment.
But William Masvinu, a three-time Mr Ugly winner who walked off with a $100 second prize this year, cried foul.
The newly crowned Mr Ugly Zimbabwe celebrates his victory with members of the audience, while pictures are taken from the crowd
Show organiser David Machowa said he created the pageant in 2012 to celebrate 'beauty in ugliness'.
'The show last night was very successful, and I still have plans to host Mr Ugly world,' he said.
Maison Sere was crowned winner of the annual competition in Harare which saw 35 contestants take to the stage
He thanked God and the judges after picking up first prize in the pageant which celebrates 'beauty in ugliness'
But runner-up William Masvinu accused judges of bias when he did not win and called for a new contest.
An unemployed man was crowned Zimbabwe's ugliest man - but the competition turned nasty when the runner-up accused judges of being biased.
Maison Sere, who has several teeth missing and wore torn overalls, beat off five other contestants for the $500 Mr Ugly prize - a large sum in a country facing massive unemployment.
But William Masvinu, a three-time Mr Ugly winner who walked off with a $100 second prize this year, cried foul.
The newly crowned Mr Ugly Zimbabwe celebrates his victory with members of the audience, while pictures are taken from the crowd
Show organiser David Machowa said he created the pageant in 2012 to celebrate 'beauty in ugliness'.
'The show last night was very successful, and I still have plans to host Mr Ugly world,' he said.