'They got robbed': 'AGT: Fantasy League' fans unhappy as Adrian Stoica and Hurricane failed to receive coveted Golden Buzzer
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Adrian Stoica and Hurricane recently graced the stage of 'America's Got Talent: Fantasy League' and this duo managed to impress the viewers as well as the judges including Howie Mandel, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, and Mel B.
The dynamic duo leveled up their act with amazing tricks and they ended up getting a standing ovation from all the judges.
When asked about their performance, Simon Cowell said, "That was absolutely amazing. To come up with something different every single time that's tough. I'm so happy you are back and thank you for coming back."
Mel B added, "That was a joy to watch and you know what I didn't know you could move that good. Forget Hurricane for a second, you were doing whole karate stuff, very fit indeed. I loved it. I loved it."
Howie Mandel chimed in, "Oh my god it was great and not only were you exciting and different and you definitely stepped it up that could be a good move like Kung Fu Canine but and you had close captioning in Hurricane's dream for Mel so she could understand what was going on. I think that was the best performance yet tonight."
Heidi Klum said, "I mean as always so impressive I agree so good so impressive and so adorable. I wish so much that the audience is going to vote for you guys because you really deserve it. Please audience please please please vote for them."
Soon after, the fans shared their take on Adrian Stoica's act.
A user said, "They got robbed. Deserved to be in the Finals. Should have gotten golden buzzer from before either way. To get robbed twice is unbelievable."
Followed by a user who penned, "The wheel spin of Hurricane is amazing. They were all prompting Heidi to press the Golden buzzer, sad that she didn't maybe she is saving it for another person,"
Another user added, "She pressed it for V Unbeatable and they truly deserved it."
An X user said, "Always my fav act!!! They got robbed tonight."
Adrian Stoica emerged as the winner of 'AGT' Season 18
Adrian Stoica and Hurricane won 'AGT' Season 18, earning a $1,000,000 prize and the chance to be the main act in a Las Vegas show. In the final episode, their journey reached its peak as they joined celebrity chef Cat Cora in preparing pasta. However, Hurricane, the dog, playfully caused some disruptions during the cooking process.
Even though there was chaos in the kitchen, the duo still managed to impress the audience and get enough votes to secure a place in the top 5. They were able to beat out competitor Ahren Belisle.
Adrian and Hurricane emerged victorious in Season 18 after defeating strong competitors such as Anna DeGuzman, Murmuration, Putri Ariani, and the Ramadhani Brothers.
The suspenseful moment of their win was a thrilling highlight. In addition to winning $1,000,000, they also received a brand new Kia car and the highly coveted opportunity to perform at the 'AGT' Live show in Las Vegas.
Did Adrian Stoica and Hurricane advance to the 'AGT: Fantasy League’ finals?
Unfortunately, Stoica and his dog Hurricane were unable to secure a spot in the highly anticipated grand finale of the renowned talent show 'AGT: Fantasy League.' Despite their best efforts, Stoica and his dog fell short of advancing to the ultimate stage of the competition.
How did ‘AGT: Fantasy League’ star Adrian Stoica train Hurricane?
According to NBC, Adrian Stoica successfully trained Hurricane to an impressive level using a combination of patience, positive reinforcement, and enjoyment.
He patiently guided Hurricane throughout the training, helping them form a strong bond. Positive reinforcement was a crucial part of their sessions, as Adrian rewarded Hurricane for each successful trick or behavior with praise, treats, and encouragement.
Adrian and Hurricane became the first dog act to reach the finals since Sara and Hero in Season 12. They made history by winning, becoming the first dog act to do so since Olate Dogs in Season 7.
'AGT: Fantasy League' finale airs on February 12, 2024, at 8 pm ET on NBC.
