Strictly fans fear pro dancer will ‘quit’ after missing out on glitterball trophy in final

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have feared one of the professional dancers will “quit” after missing out on winning the final.

Viewers took to Twitter after Hamza Yassin and Jowita Prystal were crowned winners of the series to speculate one star could leave.

Fans couldn’t help but notice that one of the Strictly professionals had a sour face as the winner was announced on Saturday.

As Hamza, 32, was crowned king of the ballroom, Gorka Marquez looked unimpressed he and Helen Skelton had missed out.

Now, fans are worried that the star could QUIT the BBC One show, after making it to the final three times without winning.

He previously got to the final four with Alexandra Burke and Maisie Smith, but was hoping to finally win alongside Helen, 39.

As the other celebrities rushed to congratulate Hamza on his win, fans noticed how Gorka looked upset and hung back from the crowd.

Writing to Twitter, one viewer said: ““I’m calling it now. Gorka is going to quit Strictly before next year.”

Another chimed in: “Gorka will quit,” as a third added: “Gorka looks like he’s about to whack someone on Strictly.”

Meanwhile a fourth shared: “Poor Gorka absolutely can’t hide his disappointment. His face. I feel you.”

It comes as Strictly fans were left raging that the show is a “fix” after Hamza Yassin was crowned winner.

The wildlife cameraman took some viewers by surprise tonight as he was handed the Glitterball trophy, after he failed to impress the judges.

However, despite lifting the trophy at the end of the episode, the TV presenter failed to impress throughout the show.

He was picked up on with a couple of mistakes after his three dances, which ultimately left him at the bottom of the leaderboard.

Despite this, Hamza was voted the winner by the public – with the judges’ scores having no say on who would be crowned tonight.

It’s left some fans raging that the show is a “fix” and taking to Twitter that the winner wasn’t crowned according to the leaderboard.

One wrote to Twitter: “Hamza won despite being bottom of the leaderboard in the final?”

As another chimed in: “So annoyed he won being bottom of the leaderboard,” and a third added: “Hamza winning from the bottom of the leaderboard…”

Others stepped in to defend the decision, with one clapping back: “Here comes the ‘it’s a fix’ comments, Hamza and Jowita won because they were both phenomenal.”

“Wow, some really sore losers. It’s ‘a fix’ is it? Maybe you shouldn’t watch,” a second said, while a third chimed in: “Yes Hamza and Jowita! I’m so happy for them!”