Michael Bublé Confident in 'The Voice' Winner
After 14-year-old Max Chambers' performance on The Voice, Michael Bublé believes he has a strong chance of securing a three-peat victory on the show. During episode 3, the returning coach was so impressed by the youngest contestant that he activated the show's first-ever Mic Drop Button.
Knockout Round Rehearsals
Fans were given a glimpse of the Knockout Round rehearsals where Max Cooper III and Max Chambers showcased their talents to both Bublé and Mega Mentor Zac Brown.
- Max Chambers opened with a powerful rendition of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry About a Thing.” Brown described the 14-year-old Broadway alum as a
“stone cold killer”
and praised his huge presence and gift. - Max Cooper III, 23, impressed with his performance of Djo’s “End of the Beginning.” Brown complimented Cooper’s vulnerability and emotional delivery on stage.
Final Performances and Praise
Both contestants delivered unforgettable final performances:
- Snoop Dogg called Cooper an
“exceptional vocalist”
and declared“a star is born”
after Chambers’ performance. - Niall Horan admired Cooper’s unique style and said music was in Chambers’ bones.
- Reba McEntire expressed that she would pick Chambers as the winner of the Knockout Round.
Author's Summary
Michael Bublé is highly impressed by young Max Chambers’ talent on The Voice and confidently predicts a victory as the show’s youngest contestant shines.
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