I don't care what they say about me,
Asia shouldn't have gone home.
I did not think Asia was going to make the top three.
No ands, no buts, no its, no whatevers.
DANCER: I think it's Asia's time to go home.
She's had nine lives.
She should've been cut the second week.
I'm winning "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition."
(SINGING) I'm gonna be something.
I've set my heart and my mind.
Won't stop for nothing.
Won't catch me off of my grind.
You'll know I'm someone.
It's just a matter of time.
So as I was watching the challenge dance,
one girl that stood out to me the most is Asia.
Knees are bent.
Feet are just flopping all over the place.
Technically, she is a wreck.
Bye-bye.
I'm sorry that Tua had to go.
But if there's only going to be one ultimate dancer,
someone's going to have to leave.
Honestly, I think Asia should've gone home.
I think as far as being a well-rounded dancer, Tua's
leaps and bounds above Asia.
ABBY LEE MILLER: These dance moms
just don't know when to quit.
Well, come on.
Let's face it.
Their kid was cut.
Move on.
Mommy, watch.
KRISTIE: I think Kristie knows that her days are limited.
There's kids that are so much more mature,
and they dance so much stronger, and they're solid.
I can see her mom just thinking that Asia can win.
Come on.
I think people, you know, judge.
Obviously, at six, you're not doing quite as many turns
as you are at 13 or 14.
But what she's doing at six is pretty amazing.
I'm not scared about this competition.
Bring it on.
KRISTIE: [LAUGHS]
It's really annoying having Asia holding
back the whole group dance.
She knew she had to be strong in this competition
and pick up choreography well.
And that hasn't really been showing.
I'm gonna blow 'em away.
JUDGE: I mean, put you on stage with Beyonce,
and I mean, I would still look at you.
Ooo.
[APPLAUSE]
You are clearly a star.
Beyonce in seven years.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm a fierce diva, fashionista on the catwalk.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) Hit it hard.
Hey, yeah.
Hit it hard.
Go!
I think it's Asia's time to go home.
Her technical difficulty and excellence
is not where it needs to be for this competition.
There's no pressure to get my solo done because those girls
will be wooo, and I'm wooo.
ABBY LEE MILLER: Asia, I commend you on the level of difficulty
that was in the number.
I saw your-- what was that, a double
or a triple leg-catch turn?
ASIA: Triple.
Triple.
She said triple.
Triple.
I hope I win "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition."
Then it's going to turn into Asia's
ultimate dance competition.
If this was an eight-and-under competition,
hands down, Asia should win.
But come on.
This is 13 and under.
Play music.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Asia's crazy.
Asia is like a cat.
She's had nine lives.
You know, she should've been cut the second week.
Sit down.
(SINGING) Never done like this.
Take it harder.
Send it farther.
Bye-bye.
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE]
Come on!
Bigger!
And we have a winner!
MOM: Madison should have won that competition.
Asia tells me she overheard Madison
saying, why is Asia here?
I wish Hadley was here.
Now, because of what Madison said,
I think I want to beat her up in this competition.
I wish I was seven and cute again because it
does give you an advantage.
And they're not expecting as much from you as they're
expecting from the older girls.
Well, I think the reason why Asia is getting by
is because of her personality.
She's huge on stage.
But that can only take you so far.
ASIA: Whoever thinks I'm going home tonight, they're wrong.
No one's going to touch me.
If they touch me, I'm bringing back the claws.
And big ones.
I'm sorry, Asia.
You're stuck with us for one more week.
Thank you so much.
I'm a little surprised that Asia has made it all this way.
But I just feel like her technique is not good enough
to be Abby's ultimate dancer.
I'm just really puzzled that she even made it this far.
I know there's a lot of talk about Asia
and that she shouldn't be here.
That's not the case right here.
I'm not nervous at all right now
because I know I'm worth $100,000.
Congratulate Amanda.
She is your challenge winner.
I think I did the best.
But you know what?
I got robbed.
I'm the youngest contestant here.
If Amanda goes home, I'll be against the 13 year olds.
And I can do that sleazy teasy lemon squeezy.
We can beat Amanda.
You have nothing going on right here.
My facial expression kills her.
Some people are just not born with the gift
that Asia has with her expressions.
Up here, you cannot take it away from her.
JUDGE: I agree with Abby 100%.
ABBY LEE MILLER: Congratulations.
Nobody thought you'd make it this far.
And you proved them all wrong, including me.
I got third place, but I think I did really good.
I'm a performer.
And I made it this far.
And just being here makes me a winner anyways.