I don’t think it was quite as electric as their best work, but a well deserved standing ovation from Derek, who thinks they’re “brilliant” with their partner work and that Charity’s pirouettes were especially impressive. Bow ties are cool.ĩ:14pm - Smooth, athletic, impressive, good storytelling from the duo. He thinks they need to “tap back into their earlier performances where they were surprising us.” I don’t know, Derek, the fact that Charity is still performing with a broken toe is still surprising me in new a fantastic ways.ĩ:09pm - Already I’d give Andres bonus points for the bow tie. I think the judges have underscored them a bit in the last two rounds, especially during the Divisional Final when Charity performed with a broken toe. Charity and Andres - Mentor’s Choice: “Ain’t No Sunshine” by Bill Withers (Derek Hough)ĩ:05pm - Definitely one of my favorite acts of the season. And the second will be to a song chosen by the contestants themselves. The first performance will be to a song chosen by the performer’s mentor. I’d give them an 87, I guess.ĩ:04pm - Each of the four acts will perform twice tonight. At least, I hope so.ĩ:02pm - But the night starts with brief dance numbers featuring judges Jennifer Lopez, Derek Hough and Ne-Yo, as well as host Jenna Dewan. That’s an outstanding number under most circumstances, but all of their World Final rivals achieved better than that at least once over the course of the season, so S-Rank had better have saved the best for last.įollow along with our live recap below starting at 9:00pm to find out what happened ( all times listed are Eastern).ĩ:00pm - Time for the “World of Dance” finale! Given how high these contestants have scored at their best throughout the season, I could see a night full of scores 95 points and higher. S-Rank entered the World Final as underdogs since their highest score out of the four preceding rounds was 94.3. SEE Will Michael Dameski pull off another ‘World of Dance’ upset? Our readers want him to win the World Final This was their last chance to make that magic happen again. But they weren’t able to achieve numbers that high during the Cut or the Divisional Final, though of course they scored high enough to make it to the World Final. The only contestants in the history of “World of Dance” who ever scored higher than that were Charity and Andres, who earned an unprecedented perfect score of 100 during the Duels. They received progressively higher scores in the first four rounds of the competition, culminating in a remarkable 99.8 during the Divisional Final.
And there’s no doubt they were in it to win it. They appeared last summer in the first season of the show, but they were eliminated during the Cut round.
The Lab have also had competitive experience, but they came into this season of “World of Dance” looking for redemption. SIGN UP for Gold Derby’s free newsletter with latest predictions
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