Recap of "World of Dance": Season 2 – The winner has been revealed

The following summary, by the very definition of the word "recapitulation", reveals the winner of the World of Dance Season 2.

Like NBC Season 2 World of Dance it's over, the feet of many carried on the feet of the few (or some).

The laboratory (Junior Team division), Michael Dameski (upper division), Charity and Andres (junior division) and S-Rank (senior division) participated in the world finals. this order.

Everyone was very clean during the first round of the Double Performance Night, although I felt as if this S-Rank guy had missed his mark on the final landing. The lab has been working on slide games, Michael has told what I think is a moving story about a love letter (or Dear John?), And Charity and Andres have delivered one of their performances the most sensual.

After the first round, the average scores were as follows:
THE LABORATORY 97.0
MICHAEL 95.7
CHARITY AND ANDRES 94.3
S-RANK 93.0

While the second round apparently offered the opportunity to upset the ranks, for the finalists to win (or lose) ground, everyone … remained in the place.

S-Rank's reminder was much more far-fetched than their first performance, relatively no pickaxe. That earned them a trio of 94, bringing their average for the final to 93.5. Charity and Andres followed with a futuristic and highly athletic routine – and one in which she threw him airborne through the ground. The pair eventually repeated their same average in the first round (94.3), eliminating S-Rank from the competition.

Michael went with a dystopian, Mad Max look and the theme, working with a stick as well as a kind of peg board. The average of 96.3 that he achieved allowed him to reduce his score to 96.0.

The lab, however, stood firm with a wonderful routine in which a static painting of people in a park slowly came to life, thanks to acts of kindness. "Love can make the world a better place," the theme explained afterwards. J.Lo gave the children a 96, which Derek Hough improved with a 98. Then, thanks to a "dramatic" montage of the score, reveals Ne-Yo (who d & # 39; habit go first) stop things by giving the 15-pack a perfect 100. That 98th in Round 2 raised the Lab's average to 97.5, beating Michael for the crown.

Who do you think deserved to win Season 2 based on their pair of performances? And if you look both shows how you compare WoD at So you think you can dance? (GH star/SYTYCD fan Lisa LoCicero and I were in this debate recently, I'm curious to see what others think.)