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Michelle Wins Round 4 Of ‘Ready, Set, Dance!’

By | Reality Rocks – Tue, Oct 26, 2010 10:30 AM EDT

Last month, Yahoo! Music and Reality Rocks launched the new original dance-off reality competition, "Ready, Set, Dance!," and last week's two amateur dancers boogie-ing in hopes of winning a $10,000 prize were Detroit/Brooklyn bombshell Michelle, and goofball/fireball Erin. The latter seemed to have an edge from the get-go, since she confessed in her audition tape that she's definitely no novice when it comes to boldly busting a move in public, but Michelle's hot hot hot moves to Buster Poindexter's "Hot Hot Hot" won over voters, who elected Michelle this week's new champion.

This is the first time I've actually disagreed with the "RSD" results. There really was no contest here, in my opinion. Erin, who was ordered to get down at a beachside happy hour, literally got down in the sand, and she even used a palm tree as a stripper pole. And she scared little children! AND she got jiggy to Cameo's "Word Up"! There was NO shame in her game. I think she deserved to win, even though she wasn't techically as accomplished (or sexy) a dancer as Michelle.

Anyway, what's done is done, so see Michelle accept her oversized novelty check from "RSD!" hostess Adrienne Bailon below. Then go to "Ready, Set, Dance!" to vote in the next round. Vote carefully, people!

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