Photo by: Trae Patton/NBC Pictured: John Legend
New episodes of The Voice Season 18 airs Monday nights at 8 p.m. EST/7 p.m. CST on NBC. The description for Episode 7, titled “The Battles Part 2,” reads, “The ‘Battle Rounds’ continue as the coaches enlist music industry powerhouses Jonas Brothers (Team Nick), Dua Lipa (Team Kelly), Ella Mai (Team Legend) and Bebe Rexha (Team Blake) to prepare their artists to go head-to-head in the hopes of advancing to the ‘Knockout Rounds.’ Each coach has one steal and in a new twist, one save, that will enter their saved artist into a Four-Way Knockout.
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There Were Three Eliminations During Last Week’s Episode
Last week’s March 23 episode of The Voice featured the first few eliminations, saves and steals of the season. Continue reading for a short recap on who was sent home, who was stolen by another judge, and who was saved shortly after being eliminated:
- Todd Michael Hall (Team Blake) was sent home, but Shelton saved him shortly after elimination. Jamal Corrie, also Team Blake, was eliminated.
- Zach Day (Team Legend) was eliminated; nobody saved or stole him.
- Joanna Serenko (Team Nick) was eliminated after Jonas decided to keep Roderick Chambers over her, but Legend quickly stole her.
- Chelle (Team Kelly) was eliminated after Clarkson chose to keep Anaya Cheyenne instead. Clarkson did not save or steal anybody else.
- Michael Williams (Team Nick) was saved by Jonas after being eliminated
New episodes of The Voice airs Monday nights at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. You can find more coverage on The Voice here.
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