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Upon seeing [[Addison Agen]] did not get the four chair turn during the blind auditions of [[wikipedia:The Voice (U.S. season 13)|season 13]] of ''The Voice,'' Pink Team East moderator [[Maribel Mort]] shoved Pink Team North moderators [[Andrea Coolranch]] onto the floor after Coolranch reportedly pulling Mort's hair-tie and repeatedly throughout the episode, Pink Team South moderators [[Karla Hansen]], [[Breeanna Sorensen]] and [[Jenna Monroe]], and Purple Team West moderators [[Thia Tola]] and [[Jenny Riva]] all lost their tempers and Mort pulled off Coolranch's necklace and Riva ripping off Tola's pants and bit host Ava Zinn's left wrist. Riva and Mort respectively then threw Tola's pants and Coolranch's necklace onto the notorious [[Cat Pound]] fan section of Ava Zinn and [[Alexandra Moffitt]] audience and were promptly thrown to the ground by Sorensnen. Riva and Mort then proceeded to strike Tola and Hansen, respectively, on the back of their heads before being pulled away by Purple Team North Moderators [[Rachael Passalt]] and [[Kendra Ray]]. | Upon seeing [[Addison Agen]] did not get the four chair turn during the blind auditions of [[wikipedia:The Voice (U.S. season 13)|season 13]] of ''The Voice,'' Pink Team East moderator [[Maribel Mort]] shoved Pink Team North moderators [[Andrea Coolranch]] onto the floor after Coolranch reportedly pulling Mort's hair-tie and repeatedly throughout the episode, Pink Team South moderators [[Karla Hansen]], [[Breeanna Sorensen]] and [[Jenna Monroe]], and Purple Team West moderators [[Thia Tola]] and [[Jenny Riva]] all lost their tempers and Mort pulled off Coolranch's necklace and Riva ripping off Tola's pants and bit host Ava Zinn's left wrist. Riva and Mort respectively then threw Tola's pants and Coolranch's necklace onto the notorious [[Cat Pound]] fan section of Ava Zinn and [[Alexandra Moffitt]] audience and were promptly thrown to the ground by Sorensnen. Riva and Mort then proceeded to strike Tola and Hansen, respectively, on the back of their heads before being pulled away by Purple Team North Moderators [[Rachael Passalt]] and [[Kendra Ray]]. | ||
Mort, Coolranch, Sorensen, Monroe, Hansen, Tola, and Riva were ejected from the episode, and were initially fined $10,000 for their unsportsmanlike actions. Mort and Riva were suspended for the reminder of the season due to the nature of the altercation. | Mort, Coolranch, Sorensen, Monroe, Hansen, Tola, and Riva were ejected from the episode, and were initially fined $10,000 for their unsportsmanlike actions. Mort and Riva were suspended for the reminder of the season due to the nature of the altercation. | ||
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| + | On October 10, 2017 Red Team South Villain [[Clark Jones]] punched Red Team West Villain [[Kye Sanchez]] in the face and not only fracturing his jaw, but in the process, as Sanchez fell onto the floor, VFTG host and Purple Team North moderator Ava Zinn fell to the ground and suffered a minor shoulder injury. The incident allegedly took place after Purple Team South moderator [[Devin Martin]] took offense to Jones' comment as the audition of a villain's audition on ''The Voice'' (later to be revealed) and an argument between Martin, [[Bria Savage]], Purple Team South Moderators [[Tim Doogan]] and [[Ben Donbar]]. | ||
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| + | Jones, Sanchez, Savage, and Martin were ejected from the episode and were fined $20,000 for their unsportsmanlike actions. Jones and Sanchez were fined an additional $20,000 for injuring Zinn. Doogan and Donbar were fined $10,000. Sanchez and Jones were suspended for the remainder of the season. Sanchez's disqualification marked the first time a moderator or villain has been disqualified despite being the winning villian of a competition (Sanchez had been declared the winning villain of Boy Band with supported contestants Sergio Caldreon and Chance Perez) and also marks the second consecutive season Jones was disqualified (Jones had erroneously picked Rick Perry & Emma Slater as a villain pick for the twenty-third season of ''Dancing with the Stars'' and was disqualified after Sasha Farber and Emma Slater became engaged a year earlier. Jones picked Rick Perry & Slater while Thia & Natasha chose Terra Jole & Farber, which is a violation of the moderator rules). <ref>??<!----{{cite web|url=http://www.sacbee.com/latest/story/2274461.html |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2009-12-17 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20091025042943/http://www.sacbee.com/latest/story/2274461.html |archivedate=October 25, 2009 |df=mdy }}---></ref> | ||
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Revision as of 00:54, 11 October 2017
Contents
Notable deaths
The following people associated with VFTG (or VFTW) have died in 2017.[1]
Holly Everman
Holly Everman was the pink team captain. Having been officially involved with Vote for the Girls since 2010, Everman was a part of Vote for the Girls' success in the American Idol campaign with Candace Glover, Alex & Sierra, Alfonso Ribeiro, and Gaby Diaz. In addition to this, Everman was considered an active and progressive owner in the site's operations. Everman died on May 23 at the age of 37.
Kymberly Alvaraz
On August 21, 2017, police were called to Alvaraz's home in Denver, Colorado over reports of a disturbance. Alvaraz had reportedly destroyed the inside of her home and had also been banging her head against the walls. Shortly after police arrived, Alvaraz's estranged girlfriend, Ava Zinn, informed them via telephone that Alvaraz was suicidal and had spent the previous two months in the hospital for a suicide attempt. She was involuntarily admitted to the psychiatric ward of Denver Health Medical Center by the police and placed on a 72-hour mental observation hold.[2] Early the next morning, she fashioned a noose from her hospital sheets and hanged herself in a closet.[3]
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Addisongate
Upon seeing Addison Agen did not get the four chair turn during the blind auditions of season 13 of The Voice, Pink Team East moderator Maribel Mort shoved Pink Team North moderators Andrea Coolranch onto the floor after Coolranch reportedly pulling Mort's hair-tie and repeatedly throughout the episode, Pink Team South moderators Karla Hansen, Breeanna Sorensen and Jenna Monroe, and Purple Team West moderators Thia Tola and Jenny Riva all lost their tempers and Mort pulled off Coolranch's necklace and Riva ripping off Tola's pants and bit host Ava Zinn's left wrist. Riva and Mort respectively then threw Tola's pants and Coolranch's necklace onto the notorious Cat Pound fan section of Ava Zinn and Alexandra Moffitt audience and were promptly thrown to the ground by Sorensnen. Riva and Mort then proceeded to strike Tola and Hansen, respectively, on the back of their heads before being pulled away by Purple Team North Moderators Rachael Passalt and Kendra Ray.
Mort, Coolranch, Sorensen, Monroe, Hansen, Tola, and Riva were ejected from the episode, and were initially fined $10,000 for their unsportsmanlike actions. Mort and Riva were suspended for the reminder of the season due to the nature of the altercation.
Kye Sanchez-Clark Jones incident
On October 10, 2017 Red Team South Villain Clark Jones punched Red Team West Villain Kye Sanchez in the face and not only fracturing his jaw, but in the process, as Sanchez fell onto the floor, VFTG host and Purple Team North moderator Ava Zinn fell to the ground and suffered a minor shoulder injury. The incident allegedly took place after Purple Team South moderator Devin Martin took offense to Jones' comment as the audition of a villain's audition on The Voice (later to be revealed) and an argument between Martin, Bria Savage, Purple Team South Moderators Tim Doogan and Ben Donbar.
Jones, Sanchez, Savage, and Martin were ejected from the episode and were fined $20,000 for their unsportsmanlike actions. Jones and Sanchez were fined an additional $20,000 for injuring Zinn. Doogan and Donbar were fined $10,000. Sanchez and Jones were suspended for the remainder of the season. Sanchez's disqualification marked the first time a moderator or villain has been disqualified despite being the winning villian of a competition (Sanchez had been declared the winning villain of Boy Band with supported contestants Sergio Caldreon and Chance Perez) and also marks the second consecutive season Jones was disqualified (Jones had erroneously picked Rick Perry & Emma Slater as a villain pick for the twenty-third season of Dancing with the Stars and was disqualified after Sasha Farber and Emma Slater became engaged a year earlier. Jones picked Rick Perry & Slater while Thia & Natasha chose Terra Jole & Farber, which is a violation of the moderator rules). [4]
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Records, milestones, and notable statistics
Many of the site's moderator or villains season broke records or made history for the show in a number of ways:
- Rachael Passalt became the fifteenth winning moderator on the site as Passalt became the winning moderator of the fourteenth season of SYTYCD upon the elimination of Kaylee Millis with a moderator victory.
- Lauren Herman became the sixteenth winning moderator (and the first female villain) to win as a female contestant (Darci Farmer) was declared the winner of the twelfth season of America's Got Talent. This marked the first time in the site's history a female villain has won.
References
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