Which 2 Stars Were Eliminated On Dancing With The Stars?
Nov. 20 2012, Published 12:00 p.m. ET
Two contestants were eliminated on Tuesday's edition of Dancing with the Stars: All Stars, and we've got all the details for you right here on RadarOnline.com.
SPOILER ALERT: Who Was Eliminated From Dancing with the Stars: All Stars?
Apolo Anton Ohno and Emmitt Smith were both sent home, leaving Melissa Rycroft, Shawn Johnson and Kelly Monaco as this season's three finalists.
Olympic skater Apolo was the first to go. The season four champ, who was paired with Karina Smirnoff, took it in stride.
"This competition was hard from the beginning, and Karina's a champion," Apolo, 30, said. "I learned so much about her. She's taught me so much about myself. This show is amazing for far beyond what the mirror ball trophy has in store for people.
"Every single person who does this show is a champion: It forces you to become a champion in your own right. It forces you to become stronger. You become more confident. It's a blessing."
The bad trend for sportsmen continued later in the show, when the NFL's all-time rushing leader Emmitt Smith was tackled by viewer votes.
The Dallas Cowboy great, 43, hailed partner Cheryl Burke in his farewell speech.
"It's been a tremendous experience," the show's third season champ said. "Cheryl's been a great partner. She has pushed me to another level."
The three-time Super Bowl winner said that while "season three was something else…this right here takes it to the top."
Tuesday's episode also featured performances from professional dancer Parris Goebel, Derek Hough and Paula Abdul.
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The show's finals kick off next week when Dancing with the Stars: All Stars returns Monday on ABC at 8/7c.
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