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This duel is a real “Let’s Dance” classicBoys vs Girls! Anyone who is nervous about this dance battle
Who can convince the jury?
In Show 4, the “Let's Dance” celebrities have to perform two dances on the dance floor for the first time this season. And the second is nothing less than the legendary “Boys vs. Girls” dance battle – a real classic that many fans are really looking forward to. The celebrities have different feelings. Some take the battle with humor, others with a lot of ambition and one with a large portion of nervousness: Willi Banner. In the video above you get a first exclusive insight into the training of the groups.
Ross Antony: “The Boys will win, I’m not worried about that”
The “Boys vs. Girls” special has been part of “Let's Dance” for years, but this time there is something special: the celebrities are on the dance floor without their professionals. And that means a certain amount of security is missing for some people.
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Ross Antony But he is already confident of victory: “The boys will win, I’m not worried about that.” And also Milano believes in victory against women: “No, they have no chance!” The men's emergency plan? Diversionary tactics, as they laughingly reveal to us in the interview in the video above. Then the women are simply supposed to laugh and get thrown out of sync.
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What worries “Let's Dance” candidate Willi Banner
However, if you don't quite feel like laughing yet, you can Willy Banner. On the one hand, group training with men is of course a lot of fun. On the other hand, there is also a lot of pressure, as he honestly admits. He already knows the feeling from the week of getting to know each other, when there was also dancing in groups: “I have a bit of respect for it because I remember the Viennese Waltz Week and the others have a much quicker grasp than me. They can always do the first three steps much faster than I can.”
Attention, “Let's Dance” is on Sunday this week!
Is Willis' concern really justified? Either way, one thing is certain: the men have tough competition, because the “Let's Dance” candidates are also highly motivated and eager to win the duel. “Who run the world? GIRLS!” is what they say in group training.
As an exception, you will see who can convince the jury not on Friday evenings this week, but on Sunday, March 29th, from 8:15 p.m. live on TV on RTL.
Did you miss a show? On RTL+ you can stream “Let's Dance” around the clock and of course also travel back to older seasons.
Sources used: RTL
