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‘The Voice’: John Legend And Blake Shelton Continue Rivalry During The Knockouts

The Knockouts continued on season 19 of The Voice tonight with the help of mega mentor Usher. Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani and John Legend all came to win this season and really had some incredible pairings during this round of the competition.

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The Knockouts Continued With Some Surprises On ‘The Voice’

The Knockouts began with three coaches still having their steals available. Blake, Kelly and John started off the night with their steals. Keep reading to find out if they used their steals and which artists went home this week on The Voice. Make sure to catch up on our weekly recap shows where we discuss everything that happened in each episode. Plus, be sure to let us know who is on your ‘Voice’ fantasy team.

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Desz Vs. Sid Kingsley (Team Kelly)

Sid Kingsley was Kelly’s steal during the Battles. Desz is a four-chair turn that was super excited to work with Usher. Desz took on Tevin Campbell’s “Can We Talk.” The coaches agreed that her range and being able to go so low led her to completely slay the song. Sid sang Foy Vance’s “Make It Rain” and the coaches felt that he really brought the soul. Kelly said she would listen to Sid’s record and that she was stupid for putting these artists against each other. She chose Desz as the winner of the Knockout. John and Blake both hit their steals and it was seriously the ultimate battle to get Sid on their teams. Sid chose to be on Team Blake.

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Jus John Vs. Jim Ranger (Team Blake)

Jim Ranger is a standout from the Battles and took on Tim McGraw’s “Humble and Kind.” The coaches complimented his song choice and the ruggedness of his voice. Jus Jon performed Bruno Mars’ “Finesse” as the big pop artist on Blake’s team. Gwen said she was blown away by both Jus John’s dancing and singing. Blake chose Jim as the winner of the Knockout.

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Lauren Frihauf Vs. Bailey Rae (Team Legend)

Bailey Rae is the only country artist on John’s team this season. Lauren Frihauf was stolen by John during the Battles. Bailey performed Billy Currington’s “Let Me Down Easy.” This Knockout really came down to song selection for the coaches. Blake said that he felt like Bailey should be on his team. Lauren sang Janis Joplin’s “Cry Baby” and the coaches complimented her vocal style. John chose Bailey as the winner of the Knockout.

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Ian Flanigan Vs. James Pyle (Team Blake)

Ian Flanigan sang Luke Combs’ “Beautiful Crazy.” The coaches praised him about the sincerity and mysteriousness of his voice. Blake still feels like there is nobody out there that sounds like Ian. James Pyle sang Shawn Mendes’ “In My Blood” and hit some stellar notes. Blake said that it was exciting to see such enthusiasm throughout his performance. Blake chose Ian as the winner of the Knockout.

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Kelsie Watts Vs. Madeline Consoer (Team Kelly)

Kelsie Watts took on a Kelly song during her audition but during the Knockouts, she chose to sing “You Oughta Know” by Alanis Morissette. John said that Kelsie did a good job of staying true to herself during the song. Madeline Consoer went country with her rendition of Maddie & Tae’s “Die From a Broken Heart.” Blake and Gwen’s eyes lit up when they heard Madeline sing. Kelly chose Madeline as the winner of the Knockout.

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Carter Rubin Vs. Chloe Hogan (Team Gwen)

Carter Rubin is a 14-year-old powerhouse that sang “You Say.” Once again the coaches praised Carter for his ability to hit pretty much any note. Chloe definitely had the breakout performance of the night singing SWV’s “Weak.” Gwen felt that not picking Chloe would be a mistake because she felt like John would steal her. Gwen chose Carter as the winner of the Knockout. Well, Gwen was right when she said John would steal Chloe. She will also be going to the Live Playoffs.

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Joseph Soul Vs. Van Andrew (Team Gwen)

Joseph Soul and Van Andrew’s Knockout was one that got little air time this week. Gwen chose Joseph as the winner of the Knockout.

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What did you think of the Knockouts this year on The Voice? Who are some of your favorite artists still left in the competition?

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