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Winner of the 2007 World Backside Championships Kristina Dimitrova of Bulgaria, shows off her backside in Munich. Photo by google images
The world's best looking bottoms belong to a Bulgarian woman and Romanian man, according to judges in a backside beauty contest.
Kristina Dimitrova, 19, and 24-year-old Andrei Andrei saw off 41 other finalists from 28 countries in the Sloggi-sponsored competition in the southern German city of Munich.
Beyond a EUR 10,000 cash prize, Kristina and Andrei each won a modelling contract for the company's next international advertising campaign as well as a year-long insurance policy for their rear ends in case of injury.
Organisers say more than 15,000 candidates applied online to convince the jury about the quality of their behinds.
The lucky winners take home 10,000 euros in prize money, a modelling contract for the underwear company Sloggi and insurance for their delightful derrieres.
Host of the hot show was ex-MTV host Ray Cox.
Kristina Dimitrova, 19, and 24-year-old Andrei Andrei saw off 41 other finalists from 28 countries in the Sloggi-sponsored competition in the southern German city of Munich.
Beyond a EUR 10,000 cash prize, Kristina and Andrei each won a modelling contract for the company's next international advertising campaign as well as a year-long insurance policy for their rear ends in case of injury.
Organisers say more than 15,000 candidates applied online to convince the jury about the quality of their behinds.
The lucky winners take home 10,000 euros in prize money, a modelling contract for the underwear company Sloggi and insurance for their delightful derrieres.
Host of the hot show was ex-MTV host Ray Cox.
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