As fast as a quick step, the final installment of Dancing With The Stars: Athletes was completed in record time, a one-hour season finale.

Let’s take a look at what happened on the ballroom dance floor with the semi-finalists. Tonya Harding and Sasha Farber were given wonderful accolades dancing the Viennese waltz to David Cook’s (of American Idol fame) “The Time of My Life.” From their fluid and graceful movements, including Tonya’s elegance, judge Carrie Ann Inaba tells her that every movement she makes has real meaning. They score a 26 out of 30.

Adam Rippon and Jenna Johnson danced the first round to “Anything You Can Do” from Annie Get Your Gun. It’s theatrical… it’s cheeky… it’s cute. They get major praises from the judges and score a 30 out of 30!

Josh Norman and Sharna Burgess danced the foxtrot to the song “Conqueror” by the cast of Empire featuring Estelle and Jussie Smollett. With lots of turns and elegance, their partnership remains one of the best of the season. However, they only scored a 27 out of 30.

In the freestyle round, Tonya Harding and Sasha Farber, dancing to “Hush Hush; Hush Hush” by The Pussycat Dolls, did an amazing job including lots of attention on Sasha’s glitter pants and Tonya doing cartwheels as fabulous as ever. They score a 30 out of 30. They tied with Josh Norman and Sharna Burgess who did a performance to “Walk on Water” by Thirty Seconds to Mars. Adam Rippon and Jenna Johnson performed “Scooby Doo Papa” by DJ Kass. It was all high-style and wigs as Carrie Ann Inaba commented. They scored 28 out of 30.

But in the end, without any second or third runner-up named, hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews when straight to announcing the winner and… the Mirrorball Trophy went to Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon and his partner Jenna Johnson.

So, do you think the right couple won the Mirrorball Trophy? Did you think the season quick-stepped so fast that you couldn’t catch your breath? Let us know via the comments below.

On Monday night’s edition of Dancing with the Stars: Athletes, it was triple elimination time as this was the series semi-final episode! Why? Remember, this special competition was only slated for a four-week run. So, that means next week is the finale there will be three teams vying for the Mirror Ball Trophy amidst their athletic prowess and attempting to fine-tune their ballroom dance skills.

It was Olympic figure skater, Adam Rippon’s night, who along with his dance partner, Jenna Johnson delivered a contemporary dance routine that was dizzyingly intricate with artistic impressions and high marks that would surely follow. Adam and Jenna scored the highest point total of the night with 39 out of 40.

Josh Norman and his partner Sharna Burgess also danced a contemporary number with some tricky steps involved, and they scored a 36 out of 40. Could he be the sleeper winner of the competition?

As for Tonya Harding and her partner, Sasha Farber, in what was also an emotional night in the ballroom with “MVP” as the theme, the athletes would name their biggest hero. Many gave it to their moms, especially following Mother’s Day. However, for Harding, she says her “MVP” was her late dad, and then she and Farber performed a rumba in his honor. Most of the dance, Tonya was in tears, but yet she pulled off the dance in a successful way earning 33 out of 40 from the judges.

After the individual dances, the six remaining pairs competed in “Ballroom Battles” in which two teams at the same time, perform a dance of one style. When the smoke cleared the following duos were sent packing: Jennie Finch and dance partner, Keo Motsepo, Chris Mazdzer and partner Witney Carson, and Mirai Nagasu and pro, Alan Bersten

So, who will win the Mirror Ball Trophy now: Rippon, Harding, or Norman? Watch Adam and Tonya’s performances below, and then weigh-in via the comment section below!

Photo credit: Courtesy/ABC

On Dancing with the Stars: Athletes Edition premiere episode it was all about Tonya Harding’s debut on the ballroom dance competition and how she would handle the pressure of dancing in such a huge public forum that had critics checking it out. Many wondered would she bungle her chances and self-implode as she had done before in the Olympics decades earlier.

Since so many athletes have won Mirror Ball trophies in the past, it was a natural fit to do an all athletes edition of DTWTS, but this one is going to be a quick foxtrot and quickstep as it is only four weeks long, and on the season opener two couples were already sent packing.

The most shocking, and it was not warranted, is that when it came down to which couples were in jeopardy, Harding and her dance partner, Sasha Farber, were one of the three couples in the bottom three.

Tonya actually did a nice job during her foxtrot! She brought a shocking grace and to each movement, and performed an extremely difficult floor spin. The judges loved her performance as she and Sasha scored 23 out of 30.

DANCING WITH THE STARS: ATHLETES – “Episode 2601” – ADAM RIPPON, JENNA JOHNSON. Photo credit: Courtesy/ABC

Also impressive was, of course, Olympic figure skater, Adam Rippon who Cha-Cha’d his way through a great routine with his dance partner, Jenna Johnson. The chemistry between this two is undeniable, something these two acknowledged as well. Look no further than this dup for plenty of hip action and stellar choreography. Adam and Jenna received a 24 out of 30 from the judges.

In the end, Jamie Anderson and her partner Artem Chigvintsev and baseball great
Johnny Damon and dance favorite Emma Slater has their exit!

So, which athlete do you think has the best chance of taking the prize still left in the running with their pro ballroom dance partners? Kareem Abdul Jabber, Josh Norman, Arike Ogunbowale, Mirai Nagasu, Keo Motsepe, Chris Mazdzer, Gleb Savchenko, Rippon or Harding? Comment below!

But first check out Tonya and Sasha’s and Adam’s and Jenna’s clip package and first dance in the competition from the premiere of DWTS: Athletes Edition.