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The Voice, The Day After: Team Xtina & Team Blake Quarterfinals Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Tue, Apr 17, 2012 7:27 PM EDT

Last night, Team Xtina and Team Blake competed in "The Voice's" quarterfinals, but sadly, two of those team's strongest singers didn't even get to compete for America's votes. Blake's Jordis Unga and Christina's Jesse Campbell were shockingly cut by their respective coaches in some sort of controversial new "instant elimination" round, and today, my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I are NOT happy about this.

Matt and I not only feel that Blake and Christina made questionable decisions, but more importantly, that Blake and Christina never should have been forced to make such decisions in the first place. At this late stage in the competition, with the "Voice" finale only three weeks away, the contestants' fates should have been left up to America alone.

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