Tipping Point fans found themselves struggling to focus on the game when they spotted one hunky contestant.
Viewers of the hit ITV game show couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw wrestler Ross Goodwin being introduced by host Ben Shepherd on Friday (February 24).
The gorgeous hopeful joined the latest batch of would-be jackpot winners as he caught the eye of fans who excitedly took to Twitter to rave about his appearance.
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The sea of compliments took over as Ross stepped up to answer Ben Shepherd’s questions alongside fellow contestants Pete and Charlie to see if he could bag some well-deserved cash and reach the final.
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Taking to Twitter to heap praise on Ross viewers didn’t hold back as they aired their thoughts on the social media app.
One smitten viewer wrote on Twitter: “Ooft!!! Ross on #TippingPoint is looking pretty fine!”
A second added: “Ross is looking like he should have signed up for Love Island not Tipping Point.”
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A third commented: “Cor Ross is alright isn’t he. Tight trousers but I’m here for it.”
A fourth social media user tweeted: “Ross has a right cheeky face. Size of them arms too. It’s a yes from me.”
A fifth gushed: “I think I might need to marry Ross. He doesn’t need to get the answers right, just looking at him is enough for me. Hellooo gorgeous.”
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The former Mr Swimwear Blackpool 2021 had a tough first round on the show and after a few unlucky drops was sent packing by show host Ben Shepherd.
Despite his bad luck Ross still managed to gain favour from viewers who were delighted to see him gracing their screens.
After going head to head with Charlie, Pete ultimately won the show with £3750 not managing to get the lucky £10,000 jackpot counter out for himself.
Tipping Point airs weekdays at 4pm on ITV and ITVX.
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