Every autumn a sporting hero swaps trainers for sequins and we all hold our breath. Some win hearts, some win the trophy, and some just about stay upright.
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Darren Gough
A burly fast bowler in a frilly shirt shouldn't have worked, but it did. Goughie charmed the nation and lifted the glitterball.

Mark Ramprakash
Nobody expected the shy batsman to turn into a salsa king. He won in 2006 and had grannies everywhere fanning themselves.
Louis Smith
Fresh from London 2012, he flipped, spun and smouldered his way to the trophy. A bit unfair on the others, really.

Judy Murray
She was dragged, lifted and flung across the floor, and still came up smiling. Proof you don't need to dance well to be the one everyone talks about.
Tony Adams
The former England captain danced like he was still clearing the ball out of the box. Total commitment, very little rhythm, and loads of fun to watch.
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Should football pundits be banned from using stats they clearly don't understand?
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