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Robbie Savage relied on his tapped into his inner burlesque dancer, by shedding part of his clothes on BBC One reality TV show, Strictly Come Dancing.
The reality contestant bared his legs on the dance floor, which peels off his trousers so that it could reveal a pair of football shorts.
Savage had performed the Samba dance together with partner Ola Jordan. After the dance routine, Savage flashed his trademark grin as he removed his black formal wear in an effort to expose the blue sports kit with the number eight on.
However, in spite of the comical shenanigans, Len Goodman was quick in criticizing.
Goodman claim that it should be called as shamba since Savage got possessed, and it turned into Match Of The Day.
The seven remaining couples got into double trouble, all of them had to battle two dances this week, which includes a compulsory Swing-a-thon beside a regular Ballroom or Latin number.
Each couple got defined of 40 as usual for their first dance, but then that score got combined their attempts in the second performance.
The Swing-a-thon rating got then satisfied in sequence of who got asked to leave the floor one at a time, with the first evictee scored one and the last received seven points.
Savage collected just 25 in the Samba, and was first to be axed second, which means that he has a total of 26.
Yet it appeared nothing could pop Savage's bubble, as he gloated concerning his Wembley Arena presentation last week, saying that he felt like Robbie Williams.
Harry Judd subjugated the leader board with his double victory.
The McFly star scored top mark for performing a lively Swing-a-thon, and protected three tens for his Quickstep and a result of 39 that means a combined score of 46.
Chelsee Healy and Pasha Kovalev came second, who got an original score of 35 and then a Swing score of six, which results in a total of 41.
Clothed in a sparkle, cut red dress, Holly Valance took the show in the beauty bets with her exhilarating performance with partner Artem Chigvintsev.
The Australian beauty, 28, have been on continuous pressure that comes from judges in letting go in her performances and it appears she finally has, with Alesha Dixon saying that Valance owned the night.
However, how hard they try; they only manage to keep themselves in the fourth position with a total of 37, following Jason Donovan and Kristina Rihanoff in third with 40.
The One show presenter Alex Jones and her partner James Jordan arises contrary to criticism from the judges, which scores fifth of the night.
Their first dance reached a lowly 29, but they are able to increased it to a total of 34.
Anita Dobson and Brendan Cole got second place from the bottom place with a score of 32.
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