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Massimo Sinató Withdraws From 'Let's Dance' Finale Due to Knee Injury

The veteran dancer's absence reshapes the finale as Paul Lorenz steps in, with the first all-male finalist lineup set to compete for the Dancing Star title.

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Overview

  • Massimo Sinató confirmed his withdrawal from the 'Let's Dance' finale and upcoming pro-challenge due to a knee injury sustained during rehearsals.
  • The injury, identified as a knee joint sprain and an interior meniscus tear, prevents Sinató from performing with his partner Paola Maria.
  • Paul Lorenz will replace Sinató in the finale, partnering with Paola Maria to honor the show's tradition of featuring eliminated pairs.
  • Christian Polanc, another returning professional, will take Sinató's place in the pro-challenge scheduled for May 30.
  • This season's finale, airing tonight, marks a milestone with an all-male finalist lineup: Diego Pooth, Fabian Hambüchen, and Taliso Engel competing for the title.