The 2022 season finale of The Voice is over and America has chosen its winner. The finale included Morgan Myles from Team Camila Cabello, Omar Jose Cardona from Team John Legend, and Bryce Leatherwood, Bodie, and Brayden Lape from Team Blake Shelton. And in the finale, the 22-year-old Statesboro, Georgia, resident Bryce Leatherwood was declared The Voice season 2022 winner.

Leatherwood's triumph is the ninth in a row for coach Blake Shelton, who will leave the hit NBC singing competition series after the next season for the first time in 11 years. Following the finals, the coach-contestant team spoke with People about their thrilling victory, which Leatherwood claimed he never expected. He described the triumph as "humbling," saying that people admire what he stands for, as well as his music and the way he sings. He stated that the fact that America selected him surprised him. Leatherwood of Team Blake stated that his only purpose in life is to make people happy, and that America made him happy today. He expressed his delight after being crowned The Voice season 22 champion.

Shelton sees himself in Leatherwood, gives advice to winner&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Earlier in the evening, Shelton, 46, performed his song "Hillbilly Bone" alongside Leatherwood, whom he compares to a younger version of himself. Over Leatherwood's win, Blake Shelton said he sees a lot of himself in Bryce. He added that the thing that he can relate to is it's still all out in front of him right now, and who knows where this thing is going to go for him. Blake said when he thinks of himself at that age, he was hoping someday he would just hear himself on the radio. "At that time, all my heroes were on the radio, and if I could just hear myself on the radio, mission accomplished. He's about to enter into a completely different jungle than I experienced, but he's going to do great."&nbsp;Shelton stated that he instructed him that a lot of things are going to be hurled at him.

What is the winning prize and how he plans to splurge?

Leatherwood, who receives a Universal Music Group record deal and a $100,000 top prize for winning The Voice, is still in the early stages of his own adventure. Bryce earlier told People media outlet about his deep bond with the country artist Blake Shelton. He said Blake is a terrific instructor and a fantastic buddy and he is definitely someone Leatherwood can identify with in a lot of ways. Leatherwood also jokingly said to one of the media outlets that he will buy a cowboy hat for himself, one of the ways to splurge the winning prize.&nbsp;

Leatherwood Journey so far&nbsp;

Leatherwood grew up riding tractors and listening to country music on his grandfather's farm near Woodstock, Georgia. Leatherwood, a recent Georgia Southern University graduate, initially created a reputation for himself and paid the bills by performing music in campus bars.

Blind Audition&nbsp;

In his blind audition, Leatherwood got three coaches to turn their chairs when he performed Shelton's rendition of "Goodbye Time" by Conway Twitty. He eventually picked Shelton as his coach after much thought.

The 2022 season finale of The Voice is over and America has chosen its winner. The finale included Morgan Myles from Team Camila Cabello, Omar Jose Cardona from Team John Legend, and Bryce Leatherwood, Bodie, and Brayden Lape from Team Blake Shelton.

The 2022 season finale of The Voice is over and America has chosen its winner. The finale included Morgan Myles from Team Camila Cabello, Omar Jose Cardona from Team John Legend, and Bryce Leatherwood, Bodie, and Brayden Lape from Team Blake Shelton. And in the finale, the 22-year-old Statesboro, Georgia, resident Bryce Leatherwood was declared The Voice season 2022 winner. Leatherwood's triumph is the ninth in a row for coach Blake Shelton, who will leave the hit NBC singing competition series after the next season for the first time in 11 years. Following the finals, the coach-contestant team spoke with People about their thrilling victory, which Leatherwood claimed he never expected. He described the triumph as "humbling," saying that people admire what he stands for, as well as his music and the way he sings. He stated that the fact that America selected him surprised him. Leatherwood of Team Blake stated that his only purpose in life is to make people happy, and that America made him happy today. He expressed his delight after being crowned The Voice season 22 champion. Shelton sees himself in Leatherwood, gives advice to winner Earlier in the evening, Shelton, 46, performed his song "Hillbilly Bone" alongside Leatherwood, whom he compares to a younger version of himself. Over Leatherwood's win, Blake Shelton said he sees a lot of himself in Bryce. He added that the thing that he can relate to is it's still all out in front of him right now, and who knows where this thing is going to go for him. Blake said when he thinks of himself at that age, he was hoping someday he would just hear himself on the radio. "At that time, all my heroes were on the radio, and if I could just hear myself on the radio, mission accomplished. He's about to enter into a completely different jungle than I experienced, but he's going to do great." Shelton stated that he instructed him that a lot of things are going to be hurled at him. What is the winning prize and how he plans to splurge? Leatherwood, who receives a Universal Music Group record deal and a $100,000 top prize for winning The Voice, is still in the early stages of his own adventure. Bryce earlier told People media outlet about his deep bond with the country artist Blake Shelton. He said Blake is a terrific instructor and a fantastic buddy and he is definitely someone Leatherwood can identify with in a lot of ways. Leatherwood also jokingly said to one of the media outlets that he will buy a cowboy hat for himself, one of the ways to splurge the winning prize. Leatherwood Journey so far Leatherwood grew up riding tractors and listening to country music on his grandfather's farm near Woodstock, Georgia. Leatherwood, a recent Georgia Southern University graduate, initially created a reputation for himself and paid the bills by performing music in campus bars. Blind Audition In his blind audition, Leatherwood got three coaches to turn their chairs when he performed Shelton's rendition of "Goodbye Time" by Conway Twitty. He eventually picked Shelton as his coach after much thought.

Who is Bryce Leatherwood? Know about The Voice season 22 winner

US President Donald Trump will travel to Kenosha on Tuesday regarding the anti-racism protest in the city. The President will meet with law enforcement officers and assess the damage from the recent protests.

US Prez to visit Kenosha protest started to erupt since last week

A massive crowd joined the family of Jacob Blake to march through the streets of Kenosha demanding an end to police violence. Jacob Blake was shot last week by Kenosha's police.

Jacob Blake's family joins anti-racism protest in Kenosha

Usain Bolt confirmed suffering a grade one hamstring tear at Jamaica&#39;s Olympic trials on Friday but the star sprinter expects to secure his place at the Rio Games by proving his fitness at the London Anniversary Games later this month. 
 
Bolt withdrew from the final of the men&#39;s 100 metres after Friday night&#39;s semi-finals as Yohan Blake went on to win the trial in 9.95 seconds. 
 
&quot;After feeling discomfort in my hamstring after the first round last night (Thursday) and then again in the semi-final tonight (Friday) I was examined by the chief doctor of the national championships and diagnosed with a grade 1 tear,&quot; Bolt said on his official Facebook account. 
 
&quot;I have submitted a medical exemption to be excused from the 100m final and the remainder of the National Championships.&quot; 
 
&quot;I will seek treatment immediately and hope to be fit at the London Anniversary Games on July 22 to earn selection for the Olympic Games in Rio,&quot; the two-time 100m and 200m Olympic gold medallist added. 
 
Bolt had clocked 10.04 seconds to win the semi-final one after a poor start. 
 
His withdrawal does not mean he would miss the Rio Olympics, where Bolt is expected to defend his 100m and 200m titles. 
 
Unlike the United States, where the first three in the trials win Olympic berths, Jamaica&#39;s selection policy allows medical exemptions. 
 
His coach Glen Mills said that efforts were on since Thursday night to get Bolt ready for Friday&#39;s semi-final and final. 
 
&quot;Hamstring injuries are always serious. The fact that he couldn&#39;t run, showed it is serious, but we&#39;ll see what happens between now and (the Olympics),&quot; Mills said at the trackside after another of his charge, Blake, won the trial. 
 
Bolt also posted a photo of receiving treatment on his Instagram page. 
 
(Reuters)

He will be able to prove his fitness for the Rio games at the London Anniversary Games later this month

Usain Bolt confirmed suffering a grade one hamstring tear at Jamaica's Olympic trials on Friday but the star sprinter expects to secure his place at the Rio Games by proving his fitness at the London Anniversary Games later this month. Bolt withdrew from the final of the men's 100 metres after Friday night's semi-finals as Yohan Blake went on to win the trial in 9.95 seconds. "After feeling discomfort in my hamstring after the first round last night (Thursday) and then again in the semi-final tonight (Friday) I was examined by the chief doctor of the national championships and diagnosed with a grade 1 tear," Bolt said on his official Facebook account. "I have submitted a medical exemption to be excused from the 100m final and the remainder of the National Championships." "I will seek treatment immediately and hope to be fit at the London Anniversary Games on July 22 to earn selection for the Olympic Games in Rio," the two-time 100m and 200m Olympic gold medallist added. Bolt had clocked 10.04 seconds to win the semi-final one after a poor start. His withdrawal does not mean he would miss the Rio Olympics, where Bolt is expected to defend his 100m and 200m titles. Unlike the United States, where the first three in the trials win Olympic berths, Jamaica's selection policy allows medical exemptions. His coach Glen Mills said that efforts were on since Thursday night to get Bolt ready for Friday's semi-final and final. "Hamstring injuries are always serious. The fact that he couldn't run, showed it is serious, but we'll see what happens between now and (the Olympics)," Mills said at the trackside after another of his charge, Blake, won the trial. Bolt also posted a photo of receiving treatment on his Instagram page. (Reuters)

Bolt tears hamstring, drops out of final of Jamaica 100m Olympic trial

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