6 days ago · Wheel of Fortune viewers came to the defense of one contestant on Monday’s (February 3) game after a brutal ruling over a mispronunciation cost her an early lead and left her shocked. The...

6 days ago · When contestant Arzice Salonga from Medina, Ohio, solved a puzzle, she had an unusual phrasing. But her distorted pronunciation choice cost her the win . Some people thought Ryan Seacrest could have argued on her behalf.

6 days ago · Wheel of Fortune fans are outraged after judges denied a contestant a win over what they say was an unfair pronunciation ruling. During the February 3 episode, Arzice Salonga, a former Philadelphia Eagles cheerleader from Medina, Ohio, competed in a toss-up puzzle in the “Event” category.

3 days ago · “Wheel of Fortune” viewers are outraged after host Ryan Seacrest snubbed one of the players over the game’s pronunciation rule. Earlier this week, contestant Arzice Salonga lost the game’s ...

Wheel of Fortune fans are outraged after judges denied a contestant a win over what they say was an unfair pronunciation ruling. During the February 3 episode, Arzice Salonga, a former...

4 days ago · "Wheel of Fortune" player Arzice Salonga, a former Philadelphia Eagles cheerleader, missed out on $1,000.

Wheel of Fortune viewers believe the show’s judges made a wrong call that resulted in a contestant’s loss. During the February 3 episode of Wheel of Fortune, a contestant named Arzice Salonga ...

Feb 4, 2025 · This conundrum recently reared its ugly head for the show’s February 3rd episode, during which Arzice Salonga, a single mom from Medina, Ohio, (keep this in mind for later) buzzed in to solve the opening $1,000 Tossup puzzle—a two-word “Event” which read: “A F _ I _ _ N / _ A _ A _ _” on the board.

6 days ago · The episode saw a three-way showdown between Brian Nelson, a high school football and basketball official from Longview, Texas, Arzice Salonga, a former Philadelphia Eagles cheerleader from...

3 days ago · It should be also noted that others defended the decision of the show while placing an argument that ‘Wheel of Fortune’ is a game about words and that correct pronunciation is extremely essential, noted USA Today. In spite of having the major setback, contestant Arzice Salonga later won a trip to Scotland.