‘Completely fixed’ rage Strictly Come Dancing fans as ‘wrong celebs’ land in bottom two

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans were left completely enraged as they claimed the ‘wrong celebs’ landed in the bottom two.

It was Halloween Week on the hit BBCcelebrity dancing competition, which saw an array of spooky themed routines.

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Dr Punam Krishnan and Shayne Ward found themselves in the dance off[/caption]

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The former Corrie star was given a score of 31 by the judges[/caption]

Chris McCausland and Dr Punam Krishnan were given the lowest scores by the judges.

Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood awarded both stars a score of 26 points each with their respective pairings.

However, the comedian was easily saved by the public as it was former X Factor winner Shayne Ward who landed in the bottom.

Despite a score of 31 points, he was forced to perform again in the dance off.

However, many Strictly Come Dancing fans think that former Go Compare opera singer Wynne Evans should be in the dance off instead.

Taking to X – formerly known as Twitter – many viewers think he has been drastically overmarked by the judges.

One fan posted: “Should have been Wynne vs Shayne in the dance off.”

A second exclaimed: “Pete was incredible and the fact that Wynne has just scored the same as him is criminal,”

“It’s ridiculous how Sarah is held to such a high standard and scrutinised over the smallest things, while Wynne is continually nodded through for the most basic routines,” noted a third fan.

While someone else commented: “Wynne overmarked again,” along with a small video clip of a woman screaming ‘control yourself!’

And a fifth said: “Wynne is getting so blatantly overmarked each week and it’s doing my absolute head in.”

They added: “That dance was easily his worst dance yet in my opinion and yet he got three 8’s????? i’m genuinely baffled.”

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Many viewers thought Wynne Evans should have been in the dance off instead[/caption]

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Some viewers claimed that the likes of Sarah Hadland are held to a higher standard in the competition[/caption]

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Strictly fans claimed on social media that the opera singer was ‘overmarked’[/caption]

Strictly Come Dancing is available to watch on BBC One and stream on BBC iPlayer.