The Voice coaches ‘must be deaf!’ fans rage after they fail to save ‘total talent’ despite singer’s amazing performance

THE Voice fans have been left completely shocked by who was eliminated during a new episode.

During Monday’s broadcast, the coaches: John Legend, 45, Dan and Shay, 36 and 32, Reba McEntire, 69, and Chance The Rapper, 30, prepared their team members for knockouts with mentor Keith Urban, 56.

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During Monday night’s episode, the knockout portion of the singing competition series began[/caption]

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Two contestants from each team went head-to-head, but only one person could be crowned winner[/caption]

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At the beginning of the episode, two members of Team Dan and Shay competed, and fans weren’t thrilled about the outcome[/caption]

During the knockout episodes, two contestants from each team go head-to-head by singing covers of hit songs.

After the performances, the coaches make a tough decision on who stays and headed to the playoff portion of the singing competition show.

Meanwhile, the person who was not selected can be stolen by another coach.

When it came to Dan and Shay’s two teammates, Frank Garcia and Olivia Rubini, they put on show-stopping performances.

First, Frank took the stage to perform El Triste by José José which left coaches speechless.

John described Frank’s voice as “rich and robust.”

Reba couldn’t stop talking about how talented he was.

Chance The Rapper revealed that Frank wows the crowd every time he performs and revealed that it should be him who wins the knockout session.

Next, Olivia gave it her all with her rendition of Tiny Dancer by Elton John.

Reba and John revealed that they preferred her performance over Frank’s.

In the end, Olivia was the winner of the knockouts.

Unfortunately, Frank was eliminated from the competition, leaving fans upset.

On X, formerly Twitter, viewers didn’t hold back their harsh opinions.

“Why, Frank, why? That was beautiful and he totally killed it. Dan and Shay made their first big fumble. Sad to see him go. Bummer,” one fan said.

“He should have won. Why wasn’t he available for a steal?” another tweeted.

“Eliminating Frank was a monumental mistake,” a third said.

A fourth replied to the above comment discussing Olivia’s performance, “She did nothing with that song!”

“Ok I can’t believe Frank did not advance from this round. They must be deaf,” a sixth fan exclaimed.

“Ok I can’t believe Frank Garcia did not advance from this round . They must be deaf,” a fan raged.

Another viewer praised his performance, “Gonna miss you on The Voice, Frank. Hope I see you perform again. Awesome performance! So much emotion!”

“Kind of unfortunate,” someone else said, “Frank is a total talent.”

Tonight’s episode kicked off the NBC show’s new scheduling, opting to air once a week instead of twice – each episode, however, will be two hours.

On May 6, The Voice will return to airing twice a week, both live episodes.

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Above, Frank Garcia gave it his all while performing in front of the judges[/caption]

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However, it was his opponent, Olivia Ruibini, who won the knockouts round[/caption]

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Fans were left upset at Dan and Shay’s decision, calling it a ‘monumental mistake’[/caption]