MANILA, Philippines – The much-awaited results of the global competition America’s Got Talent: The Champions 2020 will be announced tonight, February 17 (Tuesday Manila time). Who do you think will win?
'America's Got Talent' grand finals featured performances from the ten (10) acts and some guest stars. At the end of the two-hour episode, host Terry Crews will reveal the winner.
UPDATE: Marcelito Pomoy is 3rd runner-up in 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'
AGT: The Champions, unlike the regular season, was taped. This means that fans around the world don't have the means to vote for their favorite act. The fate of the contestants is on the hands of the superfans, a group of avid “AGT” viewers who were flown to Los Angeles from the 50 states of America to attend the tapings as well as the studio audiences.
The AGT Champions season 2 finals is composed of 6 acts that made it through in the semifinals round as well as the 4 acts who received golden buzzers back in the quarterfinals of the season.
Last week and ahead of the airing date, AGT released video of finale performance of Filipino singer Marcelito Pomoy. The "Pilipinas Got Talent" Season 2 winner sang Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson's "Beauty and the Beast." The Pinoy pride wowed everyone with his stellar performance, sweeping the audience off the seats with the emotional duet. Pinoys all over the world are cheering for him, with many hoping that he would bring home the prize as Grand Champion.
WATCH: Marcelito Pomoy sings “Beauty and the Beast” in America’s Got Talent Grand Finals
While judges Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Alesha Dixon loved the beautiful song choice of Pomoy, Simon Cowell was not impressed. Fans are accusing him of rigging the show after it was revealed that it was him who had actually picked the song!
READ: Did Simon Cowell actually pick Marcelito Pomoy’s ‘predictable’ song for AGT finals?
Aside from Pomoy, top contenders for the coveted title are: the season’s first golden buzzer recipient and “Norway’s Got Talent" winner Angelina Jordan; “Das Talent” in Germany winner Alexa Lauenberger; and Indian dance troupe V. Unbeatable.
Also in the finals were: Duo Transcend, Boogie Storm, Tyler Butler-Figueroa, Silhouettes, Hans and Sandou Trio Russian Bar.
— The Summit Express
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| From L-R: V. Unbeatable, Marcelito Pomoy, Angelina Jordan and Alexa Lauenberger. |
'America's Got Talent' grand finals featured performances from the ten (10) acts and some guest stars. At the end of the two-hour episode, host Terry Crews will reveal the winner.
UPDATE: Marcelito Pomoy is 3rd runner-up in 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'
AGT: The Champions, unlike the regular season, was taped. This means that fans around the world don't have the means to vote for their favorite act. The fate of the contestants is on the hands of the superfans, a group of avid “AGT” viewers who were flown to Los Angeles from the 50 states of America to attend the tapings as well as the studio audiences.
The AGT Champions season 2 finals is composed of 6 acts that made it through in the semifinals round as well as the 4 acts who received golden buzzers back in the quarterfinals of the season.
Last week and ahead of the airing date, AGT released video of finale performance of Filipino singer Marcelito Pomoy. The "Pilipinas Got Talent" Season 2 winner sang Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson's "Beauty and the Beast." The Pinoy pride wowed everyone with his stellar performance, sweeping the audience off the seats with the emotional duet. Pinoys all over the world are cheering for him, with many hoping that he would bring home the prize as Grand Champion.
WATCH: Marcelito Pomoy sings “Beauty and the Beast” in America’s Got Talent Grand Finals
While judges Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Alesha Dixon loved the beautiful song choice of Pomoy, Simon Cowell was not impressed. Fans are accusing him of rigging the show after it was revealed that it was him who had actually picked the song!
READ: Did Simon Cowell actually pick Marcelito Pomoy’s ‘predictable’ song for AGT finals?
Aside from Pomoy, top contenders for the coveted title are: the season’s first golden buzzer recipient and “Norway’s Got Talent" winner Angelina Jordan; “Das Talent” in Germany winner Alexa Lauenberger; and Indian dance troupe V. Unbeatable.
Also in the finals were: Duo Transcend, Boogie Storm, Tyler Butler-Figueroa, Silhouettes, Hans and Sandou Trio Russian Bar.
— The Summit Express
