Tomáš Matonoha and Lenka Nora Návorková exited StarDance on Saturday after finishing the sixth competitive evening with 26 points from the judges.
Novinky reported that the couple took the lowest score of the night with their tango performed to The Final Countdown by Europe. Moderator Marek Eben introduced them as a “East German pair,” noting the actor’s shiny costume and mustache.
Matonoha remarked after the dance that he used to visit East Germany for pioneer camps and Brno grand prix events. Návorková told Super.cz that reaching this stage of the competition was a fair outcome given the progress of other pairs.
Bookmakers had ranked Matonoha as the primary candidate for elimination prior to the broadcast, according to Proženy.cz. Bookmakers also placed Marta Jandová among lower-ranked contenders, though audience voting historically alters judge-led standings.
Matonoha previously survived elimination rounds when betting odds positioned him as an outsider. He told Super.cz that he did not expect to reach this phase of the competition and planned to celebrate with friends before preparing for the final group dance in two weeks.
Luciana Tomášová and Robin Ondráček led the evening’s scoring alongside Marta Jandová and Martin Prágr. Tomášová and Ondráček performed a cha-cha to Can You Feel It in star-patterned blue outfits, earning 38 points including two tens. Super.cz said that judge Richard Genzer called their performance the best dance of the night. Jandová and Prágr earned 36 points for their romantic rumba to Another Day in Paradise by Phil Collins, which included one ten.
Sára Prachař Sandeva and Daniel Makovec opened the show with 30 points for tango to Sweet Dreams, while Tomas Sean Pšenička and Natálie Otáhalová received 27 points for cha-cha to Jiří Korn’s song. Vojtěch Dyk and Catharina Málek gathered 31 points for cha-cha to Video Killed The Radio Star, with judge Jana Burkiewiczová pointing out that Dyk’s pelvis stayed behind during the steps.
The sixth evening also featured a team battle set to Michael Jackson’s song Bad. Dancers split into red and blue groups to perform choreography inspired by the 1980s music video. Judges awarded the win to the red team, adding three bonus points to participating members.
Following the team competition and individual dances, Jandová and Tomášová shared the top of the judges’ leaderboard with 71 points each. Matonoha and Návorková finished the evening at the bottom of the table with 26 points before their departure.
Luciana Tomášová and Robin Ondráček earned 38 points from the judges for their cha-cha, plus three additional points from the team battle, according to Super.cz.
Tomáš Matonoha and Lenka Nora Návorková danced a tango to The Final Countdown by the Swedish band Europe, Novinky reported.
Marta Jandová and Martin Prágr earned 36 points for their rumba and added three points from the team battle, placing them alongside Tomášová at the top of the judges’ leaderboard with 71 points.
Keep reading