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It helps to clarify your goals so you know what to use to decide.

P.S. If "ugly" means he's in an awkward stage that he might grow through, that's one thing. If "ugly" means that he's got bad conformation^ and that his physical traits are things that you wouldn't want to see in future generations then eliminate him. Note: Bad conformation does not...

To repeat a question I've seen many times here, What are your goals for having a rooster? Which of your goals do each of these roosters meet? Which do they fail at?

No human-aggression would be my #1. What breeds are your hens? Do you plan to hatch chicks? If yes, what traits do you want to pass on to those chicks -- the rooster is half the flock.