Who won 'Dancing with the Stars: Athletes'?

DANCING WITH THE STARS: ATHLETES - "Episode 2604" - After three weeks of stunning competitive dancing, the final three couples advance to the finals of "Dancing with the Stars: Athletes," live on MONDAY, MAY 21 (8:00-9:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal) CARRIE ANN INABA, LEN GOODMAN, BRUNO TONIOLI (© 2018 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.)

After four exciting and nail-biting weeks, “Dancing With The Stars: Athletes” crowned its newest ballroom champion.

[Spoiler Alert: The remainder of this article will discuss the winner of “Dancing With The Stars.”]

Remaining contestants Tonya Harding, Josh Norman and Adam Rippon were left to battle it out with just two more dances in the big finale. After receiving a perfect score followed by a less-than-stellar reviewed freestyle follow up, Olympian Adam Rippon and his partner, Jenna Johnson took home the win.

Their first dance, was an incredibly theatrical jazz number done to “Anything You Can Do” from “Annie Get Your Gun.” Not only did the two dance flawlessly together, but they never failed to continue lip syncing the duet as they performed. They earned a perfect score, but were followed quickly by Tonya Harding and her partner, Sasha Farber, who scored similar marks.

DANCING WITH THE STARS: ATHLETES - "Episode 2604" - After three weeks of stunning competitive dancing, the final three couples advance to the finals of "Dancing with the Stars: Athletes," live on MONDAY, MAY 21 (8:00-9:00 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network. (ABC/Kelsey McNeal) JENNA JOHNSON, ADAM RIPPON (© 2018 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.)

Next, the soon-to-be winning duo returned with some more glitz and glamor and… wigs. His new dark-haired bowl cut didn’t distract the judges from noticing that he seemed hesitant for the first time in the competition, giving them just a combined score of 28/30.

Tonya Harding (ABC)

Fortunately, that was all they needed to captivate the voting public as by the time the voting closed, the American public decided that they wanted to crown the duo over their competition.

Despite Harding’s incredible comeback story and Norman’s perseverance as the only remaining non-figure skating athlete left, they and their partners went home without the win.