Footage has emerged of Strictly Come Dancing favourite Hamza Yassin performing an 'advanced' paso doble at university. In an official BBC press release ...
It has been reported that a BBC insider insisted Hamza only “took part in two performances to help out a friend whose dance partner could no longer participate” at Bangor. It’s not clear why he would want to keep his dance experience at university a secret but I do not think this is fair to those voting for him.” The wildlife cameraman studied zoology and conservation at Bangor, graduating in 2011. In October he also claimed never to have danced with a partner apart from some Gaelic dancing. Hamza, who spent the first eight years of his life in Sudan before coming to England, has wowed the judging panel. Footage has emerged of Strictly Come Dancing favourite Hamza Yassin performing an 'advanced' paso doble at university.
Hamza Yassin is one of four celebrities battling it out for the Strictly Come Dancing trophy.
Jowita began to cry as Hamza told her: “It would be the icing on the cake. [Strictly Come Dancing](/latest/strictly-come-dancing) stars have done all they can to impress the judges and viewers at home. [Hamza Yassin](/latest/hamza-yassin) is currently the favourite to win and has opened up on his journey. According to Ladbrokes, Hamza has pulled even further ahead in the betting and is now 2/5 to win, with Helen Skelton a 2/1 shot ahead of Molly Rainford (40/1). “I’m feeling so much happier. Hamza has lost almost two stone over the course of the series.
Hamza Yassin will dance it out to become the new holder of the Strictly Glitterball Trophy after winning public's hearts thanks to weeks of thrilling ...
Jowita added: "When I show him a routine he is able to pick it up so quickly because he learns through visuals. However, it has previously stated it is a dancing gift and helps his visualise the dancefloor in 3D. For a while during Hamza's childhood spent in Khartoum and Newcastle, where he picked up a Geordie accent, he was destined to become a dentist but the daunting textbooks put him off. I learn though visuals." Instead, he went on to study Zoology with Conservation at Bangor University. The loveable
Scots are backing wildlife expert Hamza Yassin to take the Strictly glitterball trophy tonight as he and pro Jowita Przystal face off on the BBC dance floor ...
Hamza's youngest supporter is in position to watch the Strictly final. A village that normally favours fleeces and cagoules has pulled out all the stops for the Strictly final. His friends and neighbours have been watching him throw Jowita across the dancefloor for 12 weeks now so they are just about used to his wild strength. His dad Richard has just told our reporter Anna Burnside he is "100% confident" that Hamza has it in the bag. There is at least one of these in the hall tonight. Sequins, sparkles, tinsel and Santa hats are out in force in a packed Kilchoan community centre. [Jowita Przystal ](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/strictly-come-dancings-hamza-yassin-28720712)waltzed their way to the final with an incredible Scottish-themed Charleston last weekend which was performed to the sound of Paolo Nutini's Pencil Full Of Lead. But it's going to be a long night." "He got off to a great start. Several people are wearing Hamza t-shirts spotted on sale in England. Her nerves are "so-so" after her friend's first dance. Anna Burnside at Kilchoan Community Centre, Ardnamurchan
The wildlife cameraman will compete for the Glitterball trophy during Saturday night's final of the BBC One dance contest as the 20th series officially comes to ...
He then added: "I have lost 4-5 inches across my waist, it’s just nuts. But Hazma has also shared the physical benefits he has seen to himself during his 13 weeks in the Strictly bubble. "My feet are not achy anymore and I’m seeing body parts being defined and I feel so much happier, fitter, and healthier. I didn’t think I could dance, I still don’t think I can dance," he said. "I did not think that this was ever gonna happen, let alone that we’re in the final." He will battle it out on the dancefloor against radio DJ Fleur East, TV presenter Helen Skelton and actor and singer Molly Rainford.
Hamza Yassin has made it to the 2022 Strictly Come Dancing final alongside dance partner Jowita Przystał. The Sudanese wildlife cameraman turned TV ...
Hamza lived with his parents, both doctors, and his brother and sister. He lived in a huge house overseen by his grandmother, who had her seven children also living there in their own sections of the home. My hair is part of me and Jowita's nice enough to put up with it in training." Speaking about his hair on This Morning, he previously divulged that he has refused to have it cut for the past 17 years. I think it’s from the days of chucking people up in lineouts in rugby, and also tossing the caber in Scotland, which is really good fun." “So I don’t want to be a rhino, I want to be a dolphin that’s constantly moving through water that can go for hours and hours.
EXPERTS have said that Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin has beaten all the other stars - even if he doesn't win the competition.The wildlife ca.
[Daily Mail](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11546981/Strictlys-Hamza-Yassin-set-David-Attenborough.html): "Strictly has recently turned into a machine which elevates talent the BBC want to make into stars. [Hamza is due to bag a big-money TV role](https://www.thesun.ie/tv/9918703/strictlys-hamza-yassin-in-secret-plan-that-will-bag-him-a-big-money-job-after-the-final/) after the final of Strictly Come Dancing tonight. A source close to the star said: "Some of the bosses at the BBC knew that when Hamza was revealed in the Strictly line up, few of the show's loyal viewers would know who he was but they just knew he would end the series the most loved of all of the contestants. [Jowita, 28](https://www.thesun.ie/who/jowita-przystal/), often keep their fans up to date with the behind-the-scenes of their training each week on Instagram. [JohnSlots](https://www.johnslots.com/en/), it was revealed that Hamza saw the highest increase in following thanks to Strictly. [Hamza, 32](https://www.thesun.ie/who/hamza-yassin/), will join his professional dance partner Jowita Przystał on the BBC One dance floor tonight for the finale.
Hamza Yassin is the hot favourite to triumph in this year's Strictly Come Dancing final on Saturday night.
It was his move to the Scottish Highlands at the age of 21 that proved to be a real turning point, as he embraced his passion for wildlife. The 32-year-old has also hosted Channel 4's Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness, where he took four celebrities on a tour of Scotland and its wildlife. The couple will perform three dances in the final as they bid for victory. Hamza was born in Sudan, before moving to the UK at the age of eight and going onto study at Bangor University at the University of Nottingham. They will reprise their salsa on the orders of the judges, perform their personal favourite, a Couple's Choice to Jerusalema Remix and their Show Dance, which they will perform to Irving Berlin's Let's Face the Music and Dance. [Helen Skelton ](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/tv/strictly-come-dancings-helen-skelton-25756973)and Gorka Marquez, Molly Rainford and [Carlos Gu](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/tv/carlos-gu-strictly-molly-rainford-25758350) and Fleur East and Vito Coppola and, while Helen and Gorka's odds have been creeping lower all the time, it still Hamza and Jowita who are odds on to take home the Glitterball trophy this year.
The CBBC presenter impressed judges during gruelling 13-week series with his style, grace and rhythm.
And this year it was After the three advisory scores were given by the judges, East and Vito Coppola were top of the leaderboard with 119 points, with Skelton and Gorka Márquez coming second on 116 points. It took two and a half hours and a total of 12 dances – not including the bonus ones from the Strictly professionals and the group dance from the Class of 2022 – but in the end, there could only be one winner.
BBC cameraman Hamza Yassin, 32, has lost 13 kilos - over a stone and a half - and five inches around his waist after his intense weekly training with ...
I didn't think I could dance, I still don't think I could dance." You told me I did it right!' and I was like, 'Yes, I did!'" "I'm nervous [because] I didn't think I'd be here," he said. "I can't give her anything in life that she can't get herself. "I've lost nearly 13 kilos, so over a stone and a half," he said. It's an amazing feeling."