Us Magazine
Misty May-Treanor officially
dropped out of
Dancing With the Stars on
Monday - and her partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, isn't taking it
lightly.
"It sucks," he told Usmagazine.com after the show. "I'm a tough
guy, and I've been around injuries before, so I know what it's
like.
"But when it happens to somebody next to you, it sucks," he added.
"You would almost rather it happened to you. It's a freak
occurrence - it had nothing to do with this competition, nothing to
do with her shoes. It's a wear and tear on her body from 20 years
of volleyball."
"This whole thing is really sad, and I'm just sad!" says
Chmerkovskiy, who joined May-Treanor onstage for her surprisingly
sentimental farewell Monday.
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As the two-time Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist is set to
undergo surgery later this week for a ruptured Achilles tendon,
Chmerkovskiy assures Us, "I'll be bugging and texting and staying
in touch."
After a nine-month rehabilitation, May-Treanor insists she'll
return to the volleyball court.
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outfits of all time!
Meanwhile, on Monday's show,
Brooke Burke continued to wow judges,
nabbing a score of 28 (and a perfect "10" from Len Goodman, no
less) for her Viennese waltz.
"So exciting!" Burke told Us. "To get a 10, that's what we strive
for!"
NFL vet Warren Sapp earned a personal best score of 25 for his
Viennese waltz, while Maurice Green took home a 24 for his
jive.
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