Dancing On Ice’s Bez breaks the silence on the fixed line to assert the dancers have the advantage

Audiences of Dancing On Ice have complained that some contestants in this year’s skating competition have an unfair advantage due to their extensive dance training.

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Dancing on the ice was included in the ‘fix’ row, and Happy Monday’s Bez weighed in on the topic.

Viewers complained that some contestants in this year’s skating competition had an unfair advantage due to extensive choreography training and called on the judges to give them high marks.

Now Bez, who was the fifth star to leave the show after lose in skating with Sally Dynevor, saying that being a dancer gives you an edge.

The 57-year-old star said all the contestants were “in the same boat” because they had to “learn how to skate”.

“You have to credit people for it. To do it on ice, it’s a tough skill,” he told. Sun. “Becoming a dancer will make your skating look graceful and beautiful.

“But they all started on the same boat and they both had jobs and I think it’s unfair to criticize people because they have dance skills.”

His comment came after the show’s judges voted to save Opening the street Star Sally on him.

Throughout the film, viewers have accused the judges of support certain candidates.

Regan Gascoignethe favorite lifting the Dancing On Ice trophy, was one of the targeted celebrities in the line.

Fans have alleged that he has a unfair advantage because he was professional dance for many years.

The star, who is the son of Paul Gascoigne, attended the Hammond Ballet School as a child.

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He also studied musical theater at Tring Park School of Performing Arts.

Regan has also performed with the dance troupe Qdos Entertainment since 2018 and some viewers believe he shouldn’t be allowed. compete with non-dancers.

He even quashed fan statements, and told Mirror Online Skating “different from dancing”.

“You are holding your core in a completely different way than you would dance. Lifting is completely different, it is a completely different skill. Ice is a completely different element, he explained.

Fans also took aim at the former Seriously come to dance master Brendan Colewho they believe received high marks from guest judge Arlene Phillips over the weekend due to their former co-stars with the hit. BBC A program.

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