Michie, Holly, and Nicole battle it out for the $500,000 prize.
And it all comes down to this.
On Sunday, Michie once again asserted his dominance by winning the first leg of the final H.O.H.
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competition, leaving Nicole and Holly to battle it out to make it to the finals.
So, who will win the final competition?
And if its Michie or Holly, will they stick to their word?
Michie, rightly so, is the most controversial player.
Jessica, Kat, and Christie immediately hit back against that point.
Their analysis is pretty accurate.
He didnt make a lot of friends, and that could hurt him in the end.
Interestingly, the jury seems pretty split along gender lines.
Nick and Jack seem to think Michie did what he needed to do and should be the clear winner.
That feels right to me.
Anyways, off to the comps.
The second leg of the H.O.H.
is a memory game, matching dates to moments from the season.
Nicole seems to do well, only missing one on her initial pass.
Holly does well too, though she misses two on her first pass.
But it all comes down to who fixed their errors in the shortest amount of time.
Holly clocks in at 10 minutes and 38 seconds and Nicole clocks in at…14 minutes 48 seconds.
For all intents and purposes, thats it for her game.
That whole pitch is for naught though.
Theres no mystery here.
So, he evicts Nicole, and were off to the jury grilling.
To be honest, its not much of a grilling.
The questions are pretty basic, and they mostly allow Holly and Michie to stick to their rehearsed points.
Thats about it for the fireworks, though.
This season goes out as it came in, with a predictable win.
Michie gets the majority of the votes and hes crowned the winner.
In the one beautiful grace note, Nicole is voted Americas Favorite Player.
At least we can take that with us.
