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A CONTESTANT on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire will be left struggling to answer a question during a pivotal point in his game during this weekend's show.
Bus driver Jack Soley manages to get himself into the chair opposite Jeremy Clarkson for the next episode of the ITV quizzing favourite.
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Whilst there are high hopes that it could be a top-performing game for Jack - one question almost throws him off course entirely, but would you have been able to get it?
On the show, Jeremy asks the TV hopeful: "Which of these sportspeople is not a professional tennis player?"
The four options to choose from were Stefanos Tsitsipas, Naomi Osaka, Kevin Magnussen and Coco Gauff.
The question leaves Jack utterly puzzled.
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Speaking his way through the answers, Jack says: "I've heard of Kevin Magnussen - I'm farily sure he is a chess player?"
Jack strained his face to highlight his uncertainty surrounding the question as he continued: "I just don't know about the other three.
"I know there is a Magnussen chess player... but, I don't know what his first name is!"
Jack sighs as he can be seen mulling over the answer before he says to Jezza: "It is one of those questions where you are certain enough to think it is not one of the other three."
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Sporting fans may have already figured out that Kevin Magnussen is not a tennis player.
However, he is also not a chess player either with the sporting star being a Danish racing driver.
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So it appears that no matter what Jack has got his answers in a muddle.
With the correct answer being Kevin Magnussen, will Jack manage to sail through to the next round with the wrong logic?
Or will it all come crashing down at the pivotal moment?
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