Who Will Win The Voice Season 25? Episodes 3 & 4

"The Voice's" Blind Auditions continued this week with a whopping 15 acts progressing to The Battles rounds across episodes three and four. 

Coaches Dan + Shay, John Legend, Chance the Rapper and Reba McEntire returned to battle it out for the show's wannabes, with two contestants receiving a full set of turns across Monday and Tuesday night's episodes. 

In the Blind Auditions, a wannabe sings in front of the coaches, who are facing away from them, and if a coach sees potential they can press their button, which spins their chairs around to face the contestant. 

Should more than one coach turn around for a wannabe, the artist must choose who they want to work with, but coaches have one chance during the Blind Auditions to "block" a rival coach from working with an artist.

By the end of the Blind Auditions, each coach will have a team of 10 wannabes apiece, meaning 40 stars will head into The Battles stage of the contest.

Curbelo Sways Dan + Shay 

Madison Curbelo was the only act of the episode three to get all four coaches turning.

She first auditioned in season 20 but didn't make it through, and Legend admitted he was one of the coaches who didn't turn for her then. 

McEntire loved her performance of "Stand By Me", but the compliment wasn't enough to land her, as Curbelo chose to work with Dan + Shay instead, and she is now +250 second favorite to win this year's "The Voice". 

Mafe was the star of episode four, as the 22-year-old Venezuelan singer was the only wannabe who all four coaches turned for in Tuesday night's ep. 

Legend branded her performance "magical", and while Chance was also desperate to work with her, he confessed she would benefit the most being on Legend's team. 

Mafe, who is now +300 third favorite to win season 25, went with Team Legend, as did Bryan Olesen (+350). 

It came after Legend said his audition was the "the best audition we've seen", and the coach predicted Olesen has "everything to be a superstar". 

Teens Impress On Tuesday Night

Legend wasn't so keen on Asher HaVon. 

Everyone but the "All Of Me" hitmaker turned for the singer, who is +500, and McEntire landed the wannabe after praising his "range" and "power".

Tuesday night's fourth episode began with two impressive teens. 

Anya True, 17, and William Alexander, 16, who are both +600 to win the series, both wowed Chance, but each star chose the only other coach who turned for them. 

Shay compared True to Olivia Rodrigo, and Dan + Shay won her over Chance, while the rapper was defeated again when Alexander picked Team McEntire. 

However, Chance won his fair share of contestants over the two episodes, including +650 pair Kamalei Kawa'a and powerhouse vocalist RLETTO, both of which he beat off competition from McEntire to land. 

McEntire Lands Alyssa And Ashley 

Singers Alyssa Crosby and Ashley Bryant, who suffers from hearing loss, were both picked by McEntire after she was the only one to turn her chair for them. 

The automatic picks are +1100 in the futures betting, just below +1000 chance Frank Garcia. 

Dan + Shay were the only ones to turn around for Garcia, while Team Chance also had two automatic picks when none of the other coaches turned their chairs for Corey Curtis and Bri Fletcher, who are both +900. 

Chance admitted Fletcher was a bit pitchy, but insisted she is "poised to show" her talent in the contest. 

Elsewhere, Team Legend newcomers Jackie Romeo and Rivers Grayson are +700 to win the season. 

"The Voice" continues with another Blind Audition on Monday, March 11. 

Who Will Win The Voice Season 25?

• Dani Stacy +200 33.3%
• Madison Curbelo +250 28.6%
• Mafe +300 25% 
• Maddi Jane +300 25% 
• Bryan Olesen +350 22.2% 
• OK3 +400 20%
• Gene Taylor +500 16.7%
• Asher HaVon +500 16.7% 
• Nathan Chester +600 14.3%
• Anya True +600 14.3%
• William Alexander +600 14.3%
• Kamalei Kawa'a +650 13.3%
• RLETTO +650 13.3%
• Justin and Jeremy Garcia +700 12.5%
• Jackie Romeo +700 12.5%
• Rivers Grayson +700 12.5%
• Donny Van Slee +800 11.1%
• Karen Waldrup +800 11.1%
• Tae Lewis +900 10% 
• Corey Curtis +900 10% 
• Bri Fletcher +900 10% 
• Nadège +1000 9.1%
• Josh Sanders +1000 9.1%
• Frank Garcia +1000 9.1%
• Alyssa Crosby +1100 8.3%
• Ashley Bryant +1100 8.3%
• Gabriel Goes +1100 8.3%
• Ryan Argast +1200 7.7%