Mark and Kristina, Ali and Brian and Austin and Lilia are still leading the way! We’ve moved onto Birmingham, where show #8 was won by Mark and Kristina, scored 29 for AT and 30 for salsa (no Len) with Ali and Brian runners up on 29 for VW and 27 for samba; show #9 with all four judges saw another win for Mark and Kristina, with an almost perfect 80 points – 40 for the AT and 39 for salsa, with Austin and Lilia as runners up on 40 for their tango and 35 for their jive. Show #10 saw a first win for Ali and Brian, again just three judges, scoring them 29 for VW and 27 for samba, with Austin and Lilia runners up on 30 for tango and 25 for jive. A few mishaps at this one – a wardrobe malfunction for Ola and Mark fumbled some steps in his AT! Onto show #11 – no Arlene in this one – and it’s a win for Austin and Lilia, 30 for tango and 25 for jive, with Ali and Brian runners up with 30 for the VW and 26 for samba. Show #12 saw the same result, but with Austin and Lilia on 40 for tango and 33 for jive; Ali and Brian 39 for VW and 35 for samba. Ditto show #13, Austin and Lilia 40 and 35; Ali and Brian 39 and 35.
Overall it’s 7 wins, 2 runners up spots for Austin and Lilia, 5 wins and 1 runner up spot for Mark and Kristina, Ali and Brian with 1 win and 7 runner up spots, and 1 runner up spot for Zoe and James. All the stats can be found here if you're that way inclined!
Other news in brief – Alesha is apparently going to be replaced by Liza Minelli, whilst Mia Michaels is returning to SYTYCD in the US. There’s a general outpouring of support for this, there’s major respect for Mia’s choreography, so hopefully we’ll see her over here sometime. Jeremy Sheffield has a part in the Street Dance movie starring Diversity – and no ice involved, he says, relieved! Diversity are also fronting a new government health campaign, Let’s Dance with Change4Life. Check it out here there's a link at the bottom that will take you through to enter the competition to win a dance workshop with the group themselves, as well as dance lessons! See Sisco Gomez, of So You Think You Can Dance, and his group Dance 2XS here , their final performance together. And the Hip Hop community did their bit for Haiti too.
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