Originally Posted by holly berry:
“No. She is enthusiastic and gives value for money as she goes for it in every dance but she is not a particularly good dancer and whilst she has her devotees I don't think she will win over enough people who prefer other dancers to win.”
The last couple of series have not been won by the best dancer and probably half the series overall were not won by the best dancer. One was won by someone who as probably the 6th, or therabouts, best dancer.
Someone has to win. Abbey has a major vote problem. Like Sophie she may be too quiet and reserved to cultivate a vote. Natalie lacks charisma, and a journey story, and her experience undermines her achievements. She comes from an ITV show, and has half the internet fanbase Rachel had. Either Abbey or Natalie might win with the right choregraphy, or if the voters are told they should win and believe the judges.Sophie might win on musicality, and agility with the right dances, but has an issue with too many dances at present.
Susanna has obvious enthusiasm and charisma and is pretty consistent - where other's have notably weaker and stronger dances. She comes from the same fanbase as Chris Hollins.If she produces some really good dances, at the right time, ,she will have the series journey and achievement story.
The judges may push Natalie regardless, , and its debateable whether votes will follow this slavishly, or react against the overhyping. in recent years, the judges have overhyped whoever was looking like winning in the vote anyway so this may not prove a decisive factor either