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Miss World 2012
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Miss World 2012 was the 62nd edition of the Miss World pageant, held at the Dongsheng Fitness Center Stadium in Ordos City, China, on 18 August 2012.

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Ivian Sarcos of Venezuela crowned Yu Wenxia of China as her successor at the end of the event. This is the second time China has won the title.

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Background

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Controversy

On 31 January 2013, the official website of Miss World Organisation released a statement regarding the scoreboard errors in the final telecast last 18 August 2012. Miss World was under siege after beauty watchers, fans and even National Directors noticed some inconsistencies in the scoring system. According to the official statement of the Ionoco Ltd., it says that the errors occurred on the graphical scoreboard were solely caused by human error on part of the operator. Miss World Organization provided the Ionoco Ltd. with verified scores, however, the operator failed to update the score table correctly resulting in a discrepancy between the position of the contestants in the scoreboard and the point values displayed.[1]

Debuts, returns, and, withdrawals

This edition saw the debut of Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and South Sudan, and the return of Angola, Ethiopia, Fiji, Guyana, Macau, Malawi, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Seychelles and Suriname; Fiji, which last competed in 2004, Seychelles in 2008, and Angola, Ethiopia, Guyana, Macau, Malawi, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Suriname in 2010.

Cayman Islands, Egypt, Ghana, Kyrgyzstan, Liberia, Moldova, Namibia, Romania and Saint Barthélemy, withdrew from the competition.

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Results

Placements

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Challenge Events

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There were six challenge events. They were Top Model, Beach Fashion, Sport, Multimedia, Talent, and Beauty With a Purpose. Important points were awarded to each winner. All six winners went through to the Top 30.

Top Model

Atong Demach of South Sudan won Miss World Top Model 2012.

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Beach Beauty

Sophie Moulds of Wales won Miss World Beach Beauty 2012.

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Sport

Sanna Jinnedal of Sweden won Miss World Sport 2012.

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Multimedia

Vanya Mishra of India won Miss World Multimedia 2012.

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Talent

Yu Wenxia of China won Miss World Talent 2012.

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Beauty With a Purpose

Vanya Mishra of India won Miss World Beauty With a Purpose 2012.

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Judges

Miss World 2012 contestants were evaluated by a panel of judges.[3]

  • Julia Morley – Chairwoman of the Miss World Organization
  • Mike Dixon
  • Andrew Minarik – hairstylist for the event[4]
  • Stan Reynolds
  • Jodie Reynolds
  • Chief Mandela [5]
  • Zhang ZilinMiss World 2007 from China
  • Jane Wang
  • Alfreda Burke
  • Shenjian Hong

Contestants

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116 contestants competed for the title.

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Notes

  1. Ages at the time of the pageant
  2. Competed as Korea in the pageant

Venues

The primary site for the competition was Ordos in Inner Mongolia, China. A fashion show was held in Shanghai, and the beachwear competitions were held at the desert resort of Xiangshawan.

International broadcasters

  •  Afghanistan: Star World
  •  Angola: TPA
  •  Anguilla: Direct TV
  •  Antigua and Barbuda: Direct TV
  •  Argentina: Direct TV[124]
  •  Armenia: Armenia TV
  •  Aruba: Direct TV
  •  Australia: FOXTEL-E![125]
  •  Bahamas: ZNS[126]
  •  Bangladesh: SRK showtime
  •  Barbados: Direct TV
  •  Belarus: ONT
  •  Belgium: STAR!
  •  Belize: Channel 5[127]
  •  Bermuda: Direct TV
  •  Bolivia: Unitel[128]
  •  Bonaire: Direct TV
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina: RTRS,[129] FTV
  •  Botswana: BTV
  •  Brazil: UOL[130]
  •  British Virgin Islands: Direct TV
  •  Brunei: Star World
  •  Cambodia: Star World
  •  Canada: E!
  •  Cayman Islands: Direct TV
  •  Chile: Canal 13
  •  China: CCTV 2[131]
  •  Colombia: Canal 1[132]
  •  Curacao: TDS[133]
  •  Cyprus: Sigma TV
  •  Denmark: STAR! & TNT[134]
  •  Dominica: Direct TV
  •  Dominican Republic: Direct TV
  •  Ecuador: Direct TV[135]
  •  Egypt: Dalycartoon
  •  El Salvador: Canal 2
  •  England: DRG TV[136]
  •  Estonia: STAR![134]
  •  Fiji: Fiji Broadcast Corporation[137]
  •  Finland: STAR![134]
  •  France: Paris Premiere[138]
  •  Georgia: Telemedia
  •  Germany: E!
  •  Ghana: GBC
  •  Grenada: Direct TV
  •  Guadeloupe: Paris Premiere[138]
  •  Guatemala: Canal 11
  •  Haiti: Direct TV
  •  Honduras: Telesistema[139]
  •  Hong Kong: Star World
  •  Israel: STAR![134]
  •  India: Zee Cafe
  •  Indonesia: RCTI
  •  Iran: Manoto
  •  Ireland: E! Entertainment
  •  Italy: E!
  •  Jamaica: TVJ[140]
  •  Japan: Star World
  •  Kenya: Royal Media Services Ltd.
  •  Laos: Star World
  •  Latvia: STAR![134]
  •  Lebanon: LBCI
  •  Lithuania: Lietuvos rytas TV[141]
  •  Luxembourg: STAR![134]
  •  Macau: Star World
  •  Macedonia: Sitel
  •  Malaysia: Star World
  •  Maldives: Star World
  •  Montserrat: Direct TV
  •  Martinique: Paris Premiere[138]
  •  Mauritius: MBC
  •  Mexico: Galavision
  •  Micronesia: Star World
  •  Mongolia: UBS TV[142]
  •  Mozambique: STV
  •  Myanmar: Star World
  •  Namibia: NBC
  •  Nauru: Star World
  •  Netherlands: STAR![134]
  •  New Caledonia: Star World
  •  Nicaragua: Canal 2[143]
  •  Nigeria: Silverbird
  •  New Zealand: TV2[144]
  •  Northern Ireland: DRG TV[136]
  •  Norway: STAR![134]
  • Pacific Islands: Star World
  •  Palau: Star World
  •  Panama: Telemetro
  •  Papua New Guinea: Star World
  •  Paraguay: La Tele
  •  Peru: Direct TV[145]
  •  Philippines: TV5
  •  Poland: Polsat
  •  Portugal: Sic Internacional
  •  Puerto Rico: Puerto Rico TV[146]
  •  Russia: Star World
  •  Saba: Direct TV
  •  Saint Kitts and Nevis: Direct TV
  • Saint Eustasius: Direct TV
  •  Saint Lucia: Direct TV
  •  Saint Martin: Direct TV
  •  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Direct TV
  •  Scotland: DRG TV[136]
  •  Seychelles: SBC[147]
  •  Singapore: MediaCorp Channel 5
  •  Solomon Islands: Star World
  •  South Africa: SABC 3[148]
  •  South Korea: T Cast
  •  Spain: Mediaset España
  •  Swaziland: Swazi TV
  •  Sweden: STAR![134]
  •  Taiwan: Star World
  •  Thailand: Channel 3
  •  Trinidad and Tobago: CTV[149]
  •  Turkey: CNBC-e
  •  Turks and Caicos Islands: Direct TV
  •  Uruguay: Direct TV[150]
  •  United States: E! Entertainment, Xbox Live (via Xfinity video on demand application)
  •  United States Virgin Islands: Direct TV
  •  Vanuatu: Star World
  •  Venezuela: Venevisión
  •  Vietnam: VTV
  •  Wales: DRG TV[136]
  •  Zambia: ZNBC
  •  Zimbabwe: ZBC
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