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The Voice Season 25 spoilers: Which contestants won the Battle Rounds?

The competition on The Voice continues more entertaining than ever, and despite the blind auditions already being over, it's time to see which artists manage to win the battle rounds. Here, check out who has emerged victorious.

Updated on March 29, 2024 04:06PM EDT

**© @nbcthevoice**Reba McEntire, John Legend, Chance the Rapper and Dan + Shay in The Voice.

The Voice continues with the rounds, and this time it’s time for the battles. Just a few episodes ago, the blind auditions were concluded, and now it’s time for the contestants to start competing against each other.

The coaches have already formed their teams, each of them with a total of ten artists. The competition started with 40 participants, but not anymore, as each judge will have to reduce their members by eliminating some.

Following the battle rounds are the Knockouts, so only the best will secure a spot. Both Reba McEntire and her fellow coaches have the opportunity to steal and grant the Playoff pass from now on.

Who did the coaches choose? The Battle Round winners

As happens in each of the editions, the battle rounds start with 40 artists, who are the ones chosen for each of the teams during the blind auditions. Now, the coaches must pair up their artists to perform unforgettable duets and earn a spot in the next phase.

At the end of the competitions against each other, the judges must choose a winner, who will continue in the reality show and on their team. The loser is automatically eliminated unless they are stolen by another coach. In that case, they join a new team.

The Playoff pass is back in play during season 25, and the five judges will have only one chance to use it. This serves to save their own eliminated contestant and send them directly to the Playoffs. If there is a steal and one of these moves, the pass will always win.

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Team John Legend

Nathan Chester | Winner
Bryan Olesen | Playoff pass
Zoe Levert | Winner
Gene Taylor | Winner
Jackie Romeo | Winner
Mafe | Winner
Val T. Webb | Stolen

Team Reba McEntire

Justin y Jeremy García | Stolen
Zeya Rae | Winner
Tae Lewis | Winner
L. Rogers | Playoff pass
Asher Havon | Winner
Josh Sanders | Winner
Ashley Bryant | Winner

Team Chance the Rapper

Maddi Jane | Winner
Kamalei Kawa’a | Winner
Alyssa Crosby | Stolen
Serenity Arce | Winner
Dani Stacy | Winner
RLetto | Winner

Team Day + Shay

Frank García | Winner
Nadège | Stolen
Karen Waldrup | Winner
Kyle Schuesler | Winner
Madison Curbelo | Playoff pass
Ducote Talmage | Winner
Olivia Rubini | Stolen
Anya True | Winner

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