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After weeks of shocking eliminations and questionable advances, the Dancing With the Stars season 27 finale is finally here. The competition wraps up on Monday, Nov. 19 with four couples still vying for the mirrorball trophy: Alexis Ren and Alan Bersten, Evanna Lynch and Keo Motsepe, Milo Manheim and Witney Carson, and Bobby Bones and Sharna Burgess.
Fuller House star Juan Pablo Di Pace and pro partner Cheryl Burke were sent home in a shocking double elimination during the semifinals. Di Pace and Burke were considered the front-runners of the competition. The Bachelorette‘s Joe Amabile and pro partner Jenna Johnson were also eliminated after weeks of low scores.
Below, check out our guide to the DWTS season 27 competition, including who we think is most likely to win. Plus, vote in the poll with your pick for winner.
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ELIMINATED: Mary Lou Retton
Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton and partner Sasha Farber were sent home fifth from the competition after dancing to “Shame” by Elle King.
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ELIMINATED: Tinashe
Singer Tinashe went home during week four. For her final dance, she and partner Brandon Armstrong were joined by Amy Purdy and danced to Pat Benatar‘s “Hit Me with Your Best Shot.”
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ELIMINATED: Nancy McKeon
The Facts of Life star Nancy McKeon went home third. Along with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, the two’s final dance was to “Love Someone” by Lukas Graham.
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ELIMINATED: Danielle Umstead
Paralympic alpine skier Danielle Umstead, who was partnered with Artem Chigvintsev, was second to go. Their last dance was to “Luck Be a Lady” by Donny Osmond.
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ELIMINATED: Nikki Glaser
The comic who was paired with Gleb Savchenko was the first to be sent home from the season 27 competition. During the first night, they danced to “YES” by Louisa feat. 2 Chainz, and on the second night of the premiere, they took to the stage with Gloria Estefan‘s “Tres Deseos.”
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ELIMINATED: DeMarcus Ware
Former footballer DeMarcus Ware and Lindsay Arnold are steady performers on the dance floor, but their 27 out of 30 on Country Night wasn’t enough to save them from elimination.
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ELIMNATED: John Schneider
The Smallville and Dukes of Hazzard veteran John Schneider and partner Emma Slater haven’t had the highest-scoring dances, but they seem to be having fun. Their Country Night dance to John Denver‘s “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” got them a 25, but they were eliminated.
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ELIMINATED: Juan Pablo Di Pace
Fuller House star Juan Pablo Di Pace and partner Cheryl Burke steamed up the dance floor receiving multiple scores…and then were sent home in a shocking elimination.
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ELIMINATED: Joe Amabile
The power of Bachelor Nation! Reality star Joe Amabile and his partner Jenna Johnson have pretty consistently received the lowest scores of the competition, but votes have kept them dancing for a bit.
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LEAST LIKELY TO WIN: Bobby Bones
Radio host Bobby Bones and partner Sharna Burgess have been in the middle, but toward the back, of the pack during season 27. Their semifinals dances got them a 21 and a 24.
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Alexis Ren
Model Alexis Ren has been putting her Instagram following to good use! Along with pro partner Alan Bersten, the two have been climbing the leader board and approving, coming close to a perfect score in week five.
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Evanna Lynch
Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch and pro partner Keo Motsepe have been bewitching the judges with their dance moves. The duo got a 30 and a 28 for their dances during the semifinals.
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MOST LIKELY TO WIN: Milo Manheim
The teen star of Disney Channel’s Zombies movie, Milo Manheim and partner Witney Carson received their first perfect score on Halloween night dancing to “Toxic” by 2WEI. For week eight, the semifinals, the two received a 27 and 28. The pair have always received relatively high scores throughout the competition and could take the whole thing.
The Dancing With the Stars season 27 finale airs Monday, Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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