Strictly Come Dancing hit by fix row as 'the best dancer the show has ever seen' misses out on the Glitterball as fans say 'it should be about dancing'
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Strictly Come Dancing is in a new 'fix' row as Chris McCausland was crowned the winner of this year's series. Chris and his pro partner Dianne Buswell were crowned 2024's champions after the comedian made history as the show's first ever blind contestant and winner.
Chris, 47, pipped fellow finalists Tasha Ghouri, JB Gill and Sarah Hadland to the post in the 'best ever' final on Saturday, with his cheeky wit and inspiring story helping to save the show following a year of scandals. The final, which was the highest-scoring ever, saw all the couples each perform three dances for the judges before hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman announced Chris as the winner of the much sought after Glitterball trophy.
Despite several fans saying Chris was a 'worthy' winner, others said Tasha was 'technically' a better dancer and should have one. And during the show, judge Anton Du Beke was left very impressed with Love Island star Tasha, 26, who even declared was the 'best ever dancer' to have appeared on the show.
Strictly Come Dancing is in a new 'fix' row as Chris McCausland was crowned the winner of this year's series. Chris and his pro partner Dianne Buswell were crowned 2024's champions after the comedian made history as the show's first ever blind contestant.
Fans agreed: 'Don’t doubt how incredible Chris was but think he was judged differently to the other competitors- in my opinion Tasha was robbed'. 'Tasha should have won, at the end of the day it's about dancing.'. 'Tasha should have won she was the best dancer out of them all even Anton said that.'.