Michael Bublé Confident in 'The Voice' Victory
After 14-year-old Max Chambers' impressive performance on The Voice, returning coach Michael Bublé expressed strong confidence in securing a three-peat win on the show. In the third episode, Bublé was so moved by the youngest contestant that he pressed the show's first-ever Mic Drop Button.
Knockout Round Rehearsals Impress Judges
Fans were given a glimpse of the Knockout Round rehearsals, where Max Cooper III and Max Chambers showcased their talents for both Bublé and Mega Mentor Zac Brown. Chambers opened with a stirring version of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry About a Thing.” Brown called the 14-year-old Broadway alum a “stone cold killer” and praised his bright talent.
Cooper, aged 23, also impressed with his rendition of Djo’s “End of the Beginning.” Brown complimented Cooper's vulnerability and emotional delivery on stage.
Final Performances Highlight Unique Talents
During the final performances, both contestants delivered memorable moments. Snoop Dogg described Cooper as an “exceptional vocalist” and proclaimed “a star is born” after witnessing Chambers’ performance. Niall Horan admired Cooper’s unique style, adding that “music was in Chambers’ bones.” Reba McEntire expressed her support by stating she would pick Chambers as the Knockout winner.
"Stone cold killer." – Zac Brown on Max Chambers
"Exceptional vocalist." – Snoop Dogg on Max Cooper
"A star is born." – Snoop Dogg on Max Chambers
"Music was in Chambers’ bones." – Niall Horan
"I'd pick Chambers as the winner of the Knockout." – Reba McEntire
Summary: Michael Bublé is optimistic about winning again on The Voice after being impressed by the standout performances of Max Chambers and Max Cooper in the Knockout Round.