With two eliminations from the way, Tinashe is the betting favorite to acquire Season 27 of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars with chances of +350. Tinashe (full name Tinashe Jorgensen Kacheingwe) is a 25-year-old native of Kentucky who is famous for her singing functions with The Stunners and as a solo act.
She’s collaborated with artists like Calvin Harris and Travis Scott and can be paired with Brandon Armstrong on the series. She may have a leg up on the contest — Tinashe started training as a dancer at the age of four and the couple gets the highest average score through fourteen days.
Di Pace & Manheim are a Close Second
Juan Pablo Di Pace (Fuller House, Mamma Mia) and 17-year-old Milo Manheim, by the Disney Channel original film”Zombies,” both possess +375 odds to win the 27th season of the wildly popular dancing show.
Tinashe, Di Pace and Manheim all received dozens of 26 on both numbers in Week 2 of the show, preparing a pivotal Week 3 (October 8) to determine if any of those pairs could separate themselves from the competition. It’s expected that Tinashe and Brandon will dance the Rumba, Juan Pablo and Cheryl Burke will dance the Samba, and Milo and Witney Carson will dance the Jive.
Usually Reliable Trainers Are In The Middle of the Pack
While athletes have traditionally had hit the series, former NFL linebacker DeMarcus Ware and Olympian Mary Lou Retton are sitting +800 and +1100 respectively to be crowned champion.
Ware retired from the NFL after 12 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos at the end of the 2016 season. Retton is famous for her five awards at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, such as all-around gold, in the gymnastics competition.
Who is in Trouble?
John Schneider, of Dukes of Hazzard fame, along with his partner Emma Slater were the last to be called safe in Week 2 and they have odds of +1500 to be the winners in the conclusion of the show. So it does not seem like the wise money is about Bo Duke this season, despite his glorious hair.
The maximum chances after Week 2 belong to Joe Amabile and final season’s winning skilled dancer, Jenna Johnson (+4000). In reality, there’s only been one practitioner to win in consecutive seasons: Derek Hough in Season 10 and 11.

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