Yahh, they take a formal model with legs up to her neck, has had professional dance and ballet training, and put her into a celebrity dance competition with a bunch of people who no former training at all.
That other guy was in 98 degrees so he had years of dance training as well.
Having her and him on the show was a joke.
She didn't have "professional" training but took classes as a youngster and then pursued a career as a wrestler. Modeling has no bearing on whether she could or could not dance. As for Rice, if his fans truly watched his limited footwork there's no way he would have come as far as he did.
Well, Stacy only had ballet when she was a very little girl. I'm not so sure she has been a model, has she? Before WWrestling or after? I was shocked when she was knocked out of the competition tonight. I thought she'd be 1st or 2nd, for sure.
And I was equally shocked at Jerry getting 2nd place--I thought he should have been out the week (2-3 wks ago) when Len Goodman said he was the worst of all there. But that fired him up to come back and do a very good fox trot.
I think all his "points" (not meaning just audience) were for his heart - he gave more and came further and tried harder than the others. He never gave up. And his footwork was finally better Thu night and tonight. I loved his partner. She was a doll.
Drew was just like a machine, though--always good. As it turns out, besides 98 Degrees, he had been a dancer on Broadway--a lesser one, but still, that's training.
But, yes, I was with you - the first week they let Master P stay past the first night! Ughhh! What a contrast to Jerry R.