Whether Dancing With The Stars actually constitutes sports is a matter of debate, but as long as athletes continue to keep on the show, we'll give you the coverage we believe it warrants.
Michael Sam tried to join Donald Driver, Jerry Rice, and Emmitt Smith as another one of the former NFL players to win the entire competition, but he was sadly eliminated last week.
That leaves US Olympic gymnast Nastia Liukin as the final remaining athlete on this season. This week's episode was Disney-themed, and she and teammate Derek Hough crushed a rendition of "Love is an Open Door" from the movie Frozen.
. @NastiaLiukin gets to dance as Elsa, aka every 7 year old's biggest dream! #TeamHoughkin #DWTS pic.twitter.com/bG1pZrdzLR
— DWTS on tvtag (@tvtagDWTS) April 14, 2015
Liukin earned herself a 38 score overall, good for second place on the night and a surefire lock to advance to another round.
Alas, the bell tolled for actress Suzanne Somers. Their jazz performance of "He's A Tramp" from The Lady and the Tramp failed to connect with either the judges or the voters at home.
Rumer & Val: 39 ("Poor Unfortunate Souls," The Little Mermaid)
Nastia & Derek: 38 ("Love Is an Open Door," Frozen)
Riker & Allison: 38 ("He's a Pirate," Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl)
Willow & Mark: 34 ("Alice's Theme," Alice in Wonderland)
Noah & Sharna: 28 ("A Whole New World," Aladdin)
Patti & Artem: 27 ("When You Wish upon a Star," Pinocchio)
Chris & Witney : 27 ("Zero to Hero," Hercules)
Robert & Kym: 24 ("Step in Time," Mary Poppins)
Suzanne & Tony: 28 ("He's a Tramp," Lady and the Tramp) (ELIMINATED)
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