[Denver]

She is obviously the most talented and most deserving winner but I feel it's best she doesn't win tonight.

Most times the winner flops and it's hard to get a career while 2nd place usually go on to be successful and we all know what ever result Matt will flop so hard I think we should give Saara time to release a song that is what she is about and watch it be a hit rather then a song that was not designed for her.

[Cal.]

She won't win anyway

[LeatherTrumpet]

matt will win and the worst most chaotic and hopefully last series of x-factor will be confirmed

[Jamie89]

I don't think winning in itself is a hindrance, I haven't followed recent years but Leona/Matt/Alex/Joe/Little Mix have all had success in their careers (as did people like One Direction and JLS but I'd say there's been more successful winners than there has been runners up). I think it's just that it's a hard industry for anybody, rather than it being a specific thing that winning will damage their chances of success. Winning will bring her more exposure and that can only be a good thing.

[Maxxie.]

How is Joe McElderry sucessful exactly?? Tbh I think recent winners do quite good tbh like Little Mix & James Arthur and Louisa's doing alright too isn't she?

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Maxxie-D

How is Joe McElderry sucessful exactly?? Tbh I think recent winners do quite good tbh like Little Mix & James Arthur and Louisa's doing alright too isn't she?

He's not exactly big in music or anything, I just mean generally he's had success, he won another RTV show and has had a decent career in the theatre I think, I'd say that's success for such a difficult industry but it depends how you qualify it I suppose.

[Jamie89]

Although granted olly has had more success so maybe that's not the best example for my argument

[Wizard.]

She can get a better record deal anyway, why would you want to be signed be a label that just signed Honey G who didn't work as hard because she didn't win. Syco is embarrassing and they drop artists at the first sign of dropping sales figures